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This product appears to be a total scam and I appreciate the reviews on Trust Pilot. I do not understand why Trust Pilot shows an average of 2.0 stars when there are now 12 reviews with only one star. It is not mathematically possible. I want to trust t Trust Pilot. What am I missing?
They say the method is Nobel Prize winning, but a quick Google search shows the last Nobel Prize related to eyes was a group of scientists in the 1960's. That was for the biology of the eye. Before that was a Swedish Opthamologist in 1911. So that lie right there makes me disinterested in their nonsense.
I took six bottles and no improvement at all. Very disappointed.
Misleading: I sit through their whole 1+ hour video and was fascinated by the claim their magic pill was 100% Christian approved, then I had a chat with God and man he was pissed. He said only Jesus is allowed to give back vision to the blind and they are going to sue.
The longer they talk the worse the product.
Too long gabbering. Get to the point explain what is. I really don't see why all the nibble.
Long pointless ads .like just get straight to the point rather than in circles.and tell us it's med we take for crying out loud
The annoying lengthy YouTube ads should be proof enough that this ‘business’ is a scam. Some of the claims in their low-effort AI generated bs videos are just absurd. A Nobel prize winning discovery? 😂
The video was a clue when they mentioned trump, and it's way too long, get to the point will ya
Avoid !! Sorry but it’s a scam that claims a 5 Star score on trust pilot. Visiultra is another name it trades under. Sells supplements and vitamins for stem cells etc … total scam and disinformation preying on people with pain that need help. My mother is a victim of this business. Terrible business.
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