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Yes another company claiming they have good trustpilot reviews

I can't understand how they get away with claiming these items are affiliated with Boots Chemists.

I do not understand how this company gets away with cheating its customer. Firstly, they take your money and don't deliver. Secondly, after the first email you send they ignore all of your other communications. Thirdly, they are now advertising a larger patch on the basis that the first small one really didn't work. They claim their products are available from Boots the Chemist and Superdrug but they are lying. In other countries they do the same with other big name chemists but none of them stock their product. That leads me to the testimonials in their adds which show amazing transformations in short periods of time with no medical supporting evidence. I doubt that theses are real. I have seen reviews that talk of failed attempts to get refunds under the 180 or 30 days guarantee so clearly a lot of people are disappointed and want their money back but can't get it. Their 2026 website is not finished and still has designer instructions about what needs to go in in certain places. From the language used I and guessing that this is not a company that is really based in the USA. More likely it is in some eastern country. The website is a very poorly constructed cut and past job and it very unprofessional. On the basis of this experience I regret having to give them even one star.

They advertise slimming patches through Google ads in your games that you play. Pretend that BOOTS THE CHEMIST endorses the item. After checking out their seemingly own website, they sell jewellery. So, someone has used this as a scam. Do not buy online slimming patches as they do not exist! Its a scam!