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This product helped with nothing. 50. Very active. This did nothing to increase energy, stamina or any of their claims. Disappointed that flutie and Thomas lied to so many people.
Absolute total garbage. Do not buy at all. Doesn't work at all infact gets you more slower than you were. Fatigue and less activeness comes right after your dose is done. Its addicting, FDA has not ce... See more
If I could give zero stars I would. They advertise a free sample if you just pay shipping. I did that they said it was only $5.99... then weeks later I get a charge on my card for over $60. Then rand... See more
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Nugenix is a scientifically formulated line of Free Testosterone Boosters. Nugenix products are safe and clinically supported dietary supplements that help your body increase its levels of free testosterone. Nugenix is the #1 men's vitality brand. Try ...
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Completely a waste of money
Completely a waste of money. I got the free samples tried it and complete garbage. Cancelled my order before I was charged again but apparently it was already shipped so got charged anyway. So now I have to wait for the crap to show up and return it to get refunded. Anyone who says this works is getting paid by the company.
21st Century Quackery
Doug Flutie and Frank what's his name should be embarrassed to be such front and center spokespeople for this quackery called Nugenix. Straight garbage with almost no added benefits to your health, no more than eating a healthy diet would do. I bet neither of them have ever even used the product. Embarrassing and shameful to say the least.
This is a scam (again)
This is a scam
Like so many others are saying about this company. This is a scam. They charge you subscriptions in the guise a free samples. Stay away from these people.
They will not refund your money even if you send back the product.
Don't understand how they think this a sustainable method to run a business.
It's the same old bait and charge scam…
It's the same old bait and charge scam used by so many online sellers. Free trial offer followed by an automatic payment that you may not have authorized. It's just common now and Congress should do a better job of regulating these companies. The charging info should be front and center and in bold type to let the purchaser know what he/she is getting into! I'll never use their product again - overpriced!!! Contact phone number is busy so keep trying and best wishes for that!!
I haven’t even tried this product but I…
I haven’t even tried this product but I already know this don’t do jack ****. I’m 24 and I don’t gotta worry about this now but honestly, to all you older men- just get real test from your doctor. Aka, steroids. I hope a lot of the honest good vulnerable men are reading this so they don’t have to fall for this stuff.
This is a scam
This is a scam. They charge you subscriptions in the guise a free samples. Stay away from these people.
They will not refund your money even if you send back the product.
Here are some other comments from others
Overpriced
Bloated health claims it won’t deliver on
Small Servings
Only 1 mg of Zinc
Dubious Marketing
Reported Negative Side Effects
Proprietary blends cause tolerances
POOR Customer Service-Product DID NOT WORK
I think most people are looking for some type of product they can trust with the conditions they’re looking to improve, this is also an area that is very easily scammed . Customer service is critical. But must realize this product is sold by a lot of different resellers. I spoke today to DL Adaptive Health, spoke to Arthur, from Customer Service. In under 10 minutes he was able to threaten me, lecture me, speak to me very poorly, very unprofessional. In the end he laid down impossible conditions for return/refund. Don’t believe the ads that say how cheerfully they will refund if your unhappy with it. Not this product or this company.
P.S.of ya, the product did not work.
Same happened to me in the UK
Same happened to me in the UK. An unauthorised payment was taken from my account. I have had to cancel my cards due to this scam.
Their free trial doesn't cancel
Their free trial doesn't cancel. It requires a chargeback. Thier support line goes nowhere.
Horrible customr service
Doesn’t work and a horrible customer service, waste of money.
Nothing but a whole bunch of scammers
Nothing but a whole bunch of scammers! Nobody should go tru these. Nugenix well tack u money an well not give u a refund. and the product doesn't work at all
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