I saw an article that lead me to neurolit, a dietary supplement that article (ad) claims Stephen Hawking uses and is better than Adderol. I suffer from severe ADD and fell for the hope the article declared was possible from this supplement. They offered a free 30 day trial for $4.95 S&H. I was doing this on line so I filled out the order form including my cc# etc. Only after they had my cc# did they disclose that it actually cost $95+ and that if I don't cancel within the 30 day trial period I will be charged the remaining balance of $90. Also that i would be automatically enrolled for monthly shipments and billings. When screen displayed "Do you want to continue with order?" I said NO. They processed my order anyway. I called the customer service # and they refused to cancel my order saying it was out of their control. I asked if I could just refuse the package and they said if I do that I will be automatically charged the additional $90. Turns out the 30 day trial is more like 15 days. A CSR extended my trial to close to 30 days when I complained. The article states that you need to use it consistently for full benefit but also provides testimonials from people claiming they felt instantaneous results. The supplement is 2 B vitamins: B3 and B6. The "Proprietary Blend" lists caffeine first; 7 others follow but there is no breakdown per ingredient via mg. Just that Proprietary Blend is 540.00mg. I am sensitive to caffeine and these made me shaky. I want to know how much I am getting. Even Monster Drinks state the amount of caffeine in their products and go so far as to explain it's comparable to _ cups of coffee or tea. Now I have to mail back the bottle in order to not be charged the $90. This is a real hassle for me. Due to the ADD and various other factors (severe depression) I haven't even managed to send my own Mother a birthday or Mother's Day or any other kind of card. The people I talked to on Customer Service Line said it's not a scam because they have a phone number. To their credit they do answer their phones. But in my opinion this is a major scam. I was motivated to write this report because while viewing a Love Meow FB article when ad came up featuring a famous tv actress and Dr. Oz about something called Derma ???tix. So after my Neurolit experience I googled it and found a complaint similar to mine from a Mr. Void (? not sure on name). I mostly wanted to say thanks to him and you because I seriously thought I might like to try that product and am very grateful for the heads up that this is just another scam. If it says free, it is not free. If it sounds too good to be true, it is.
Neurolit Reviews
I saw an article that lead me to neurolit, a dietary supplement that article (ad) claims Stephen Hawking uses and is better than Adderol. I suffer from severe ADD and fell for the hope the article declared was possible from this supplement. They offered a free 30 day trial for $4.95 S&H. I was doing this on line so I filled out the order form including my cc# etc. Only after they had my cc# did they disclose that it actually cost $95+ and that if I don't cancel within the 30 day trial period I will be charged the remaining balance of $90. Also that i would be automatically enrolled for monthly shipments and billings. When screen displayed "Do you want to continue with order?" I said NO. They processed my order anyway. I called the customer service # and they refused to cancel my order saying it was out of their control. I asked if I could just refuse the package and they said if I do that I will be automatically charged the additional $90. Turns out the 30 day trial is more like 15 days. A CSR extended my trial to close to 30 days when I complained. The article states that you need to use it consistently for full benefit but also provides testimonials from people claiming they felt instantaneous results. The supplement is 2 B vitamins: B3 and B6. The "Proprietary Blend" lists caffeine first; 7 others follow but there is no breakdown per ingredient via mg. Just that Proprietary Blend is 540.00mg. I am sensitive to caffeine and these made me shaky. I want to know how much I am getting. Even Monster Drinks state the amount of caffeine in their products and go so far as to explain it's comparable to _ cups of coffee or tea. Now I have to mail back the bottle in order to not be charged the $90. This is a real hassle for me. Due to the ADD and various other factors (severe depression) I haven't even managed to send my own Mother a birthday or Mother's Day or any other kind of card. The people I talked to on Customer Service Line said it's not a scam because they have a phone number. To their credit they do answer their phones. But in my opinion this is a major scam. I was motivated to write this report because while viewing a Love Meow FB article when ad came up featuring a famous tv actress and Dr. Oz about something called Derma ???tix. So after my Neurolit experience I googled it and found a complaint similar to mine from a Mr. Void (? not sure on name). I mostly wanted to say thanks to him and you because I seriously thought I might like to try that product and am very grateful for the heads up that this is just another scam. If it says free, it is not free. If it sounds too good to be true, it is.