I don't know what's happening with this company but what I can say is that at worst they're ripping off desperate people and, at best, they're confused and simply don't know what they're doing, resulting in missing orders and terminally ill people missing their expensive supplement in spite of due diligence on the patient's part.
I started purchasing things from them because they CLAIM to have a treatment for pulmonary fibrosis that's effective.
The person that's always on the phone is Brad -- I learned this from the FDA complaint letter to him -- and he is rude and condescending to people, cannot get an order straight and leaves people thinking they have an order enroute to them only to discover that BIOMEDIC never shipped it.
I now have to go back through credit card receipts to see if I received everything paid for because I called, paid, and when the order failed to appear I called only to have 'Brad' say it never shipped.
This product is EXTREMELY expensive compained to most 'naturopathic' remedies. It's supposed to be 'guaranteed but, when they're so lackadaisical about whether or not it was ordered, I can only imagine what we'll be put through when we try to obtain a refund.
I'm proceeding ONLY because a diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis is a killer. If it fails to work as prescribed, I will be doing all I can to assist the FDA in shutting this guy down.
It is unfathomable that someone in this man's position could be so careless. I see the other complaints I'm researching and since the FDA is already involved, I hope this company either measures up to expectations or closes. The price of their supplements compared to others is indicative of issues at the company level.
Does 'Brad Custer' own the company and is he a one man band, advertising in such a way as to make himself look like a large, productive company? Queen Creek is a bedroom community of Phoenix. Anyone closeby?
Perhaps the FDA will get to the root of the issue.
Biomedic Labs Reviews
I don't know what's happening with this company but what I can say is that at worst they're ripping off desperate people and, at best, they're confused and simply don't know what they're doing, resulting in missing orders and terminally ill people missing their expensive supplement in spite of due diligence on the patient's part.
I started purchasing things from them because they CLAIM to have a treatment for pulmonary fibrosis that's effective.
The person that's always on the phone is Brad -- I learned this from the FDA complaint letter to him -- and he is rude and condescending to people, cannot get an order straight and leaves people thinking they have an order enroute to them only to discover that BIOMEDIC never shipped it.
I now have to go back through credit card receipts to see if I received everything paid for because I called, paid, and when the order failed to appear I called only to have 'Brad' say it never shipped.
This product is EXTREMELY expensive compained to most 'naturopathic' remedies. It's supposed to be 'guaranteed but, when they're so lackadaisical about whether or not it was ordered, I can only imagine what we'll be put through when we try to obtain a refund.
I'm proceeding ONLY because a diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis is a killer. If it fails to work as prescribed, I will be doing all I can to assist the FDA in shutting this guy down.
It is unfathomable that someone in this man's position could be so careless. I see the other complaints I'm researching and since the FDA is already involved, I hope this company either measures up to expectations or closes. The price of their supplements compared to others is indicative of issues at the company level.
Does 'Brad Custer' own the company and is he a one man band, advertising in such a way as to make himself look like a large, productive company? Queen Creek is a bedroom community of Phoenix. Anyone closeby?
Perhaps the FDA will get to the root of the issue.