Purdentix Reviews 

I ordered Purdentix 6 weeks ago and have not received it. My complaint is with customer service because I cannot evaluate a product I have not received. I sent my first inquiry about not receiving my product 4 weeks after I ordered and paid for my order. I sent additional inquiries weekly at 5 and 6 weeks. Each time I send a message via email to customer service, I get the same response that my inquiry has been closed with no explanation if the product was shipped and lost or if it was ever shipped. I have never been given any shipping or tracking information. I am beginning to wonder if this product is an elaborate AI scam that does not have a product at all.

I would give it a zero if I could. I fell for it because I had a loose tooth and I hoped it would help with my receding gums. My gums have never bleed until using purdentix and since using I have an additional loose tooth. It feels like a scam as it does not do what they are saying it does. people are so greedy they are happy to lie and sell the crap with marketing and it’s a a shame greed runs so rampant that people actually feel good about ripping others off. Hopefully you read this so you save yourself some money.

How To Spot A Scam

The scam starts off with the promise of remarkable health benefits of a simple recipe you can make for yourself at home, or from adoption of one simple habit. That's the hook.

These scams feature an all-too-long story about how the doctor or researcher was drawn into months of research in order to save the health of a loved one. But they are not just doing it for the loved one. They are doing it for you and for the good of all humanity. This story drags on for 15-20 minutes or more, punctuated by digs at established medical recommendations.

It seems like the same copywriter produces all of these endless video scripts. Either that, or this is somehow the formula that all copywriters are using for new products whose value has never been established. Do you see new products from established reputable companies using this formula?

Real world salespeople can state the case for their product or service in a minute or two, sometimes less. What we call an elevator pitch can be delivered in about 30 seconds - roughly the length of an elevator ride. And if we're talking with an experienced buyer, we know we'd better be honest and be prepared to back up what we say.

When the selfless researcher finds the cure to the health problem another obstacle appears. Although the ingredients in the cure are available, it would be far too costly for the average person to acquire and mix them. No lab is willing and able to take on the task. They faced repeated failures while trying to find a lab to manufacture the cure.

So there's already a lie. Remember that promise of a cure you can achieve by adopting one simple habit or make with ingredients you probably have at home?

That lie is baked into the pitch. The hook presented at the very start of the pitch is shown to be untrue in the subsequent content of the pitch. If the first sentences out of the promoter's mouth are a lie, why would you trust anything they say?

Eventually selfless researcher finds a lab, but for various reasons the lab will never be able to keep up with the demand. That's the fear factor, designed to make the mark feel that they might miss out if they don't order right away.

Even if you think or hope the claims might be valid, remember President Reagan's guidance for assuring that our friends and enemies were doing what they'd promised. "Trust, but verify."

First, use the AI cabability built into browsers like Chrome, or use the free version of ChatGPT. Ask something like this, "Are the claims for product X valid?"

Read reviews on established review sites Google.

Read the research that's cited as supporting the validity of the research behind the product.

Then you can make an informed decision.

The product is advertised as grow new teeth at home and flashing new teeth can be grown is exciting isn't it?
Tthen when video is clicked 3 min video extends to 30 promoting gum health and sprcific strains of lactobacilli that grow back healthy gums. It does not happen. Keep your gums healthy with dental floss, good tooth and gum soft brushing and keep your money in your pocket. I filed a charge dispute and the company agreed to their guaranteed refund which I got

Product does not work at all. Save your money! They have a 60 Day “no questions asked” return policy, but then tell you it must be used for at least 90 days to see results. When you call the number, it hangs up on you. Terrible.

Agree with all. I wasted 30 minutes
Watching video. Told it would only be 3 minutes. Info could have been presented in 3 minutes.
Thankful to read reviews of those who purchased and wanted money back guarantee and were basically scammed.

I am so tired of these promotional ads. He says it’s gonna take three minutes to go through it. I’m not wasting 30 minutes my life to watch this video. Now I look at the reviews and I’m scared to death. I just wasted three minutes of my life thank God it wasn’t more money and more time. I think the people who reviewed this before me. You save me for making a big mistake. And people who make ads, the longer the ad does not mean the better it is. Is made for a second grader.

I was skeptical at first like other real customers. I ordered 6 bottles and 2 books from the official website. I received all the bottles but no books. I opened one of the bottles, and I saw the tablets are nothing like what the site says, they look different and they only taste like peppermint, not strawberry. I don't trust ProDentim at all either which is basically the same type of product, I've heard. So this is definitely a 100 % scam. DO NOT BUY IT. That is a clear warning. You'll lose a lot of money if you do. Honest review.

OBVIOUS SCAM… outrageous claims zero scientific evidence, initial hidden information about company till you click on the link.

I clicked on it for the name and then came to TrustPilot to check Purdentix.

Product did not work. There was first a 180-day money back guarantee posted, which was later changed to 60-days. Either way, company does not honor their guarantee. And, they claim to have no record of an order from you, either under your name, e-mail address, or Order #. When you repeatedly insist that you have the order confirmation in front of you, they then say, "Oh, I just found it!", but then still refuse to honor it. This is both with BuyGoods, whom they use to process the payments, and with PurDentix directly.

This product doesn't work. There's no proof of any of their claims. It's not FDA approved. Their customer service is basically non existent and the "Money back guarantee" is a lie stand they do not and will not honor it. Don't be a SUCKA like I was

Scam. Doctor doesnt exist, aggresive marketing strategy with “last chance to buy” label. No documents proving clinical studies or longer tests. FDA approval? Of what? Testimonials of thousands of clients that cannot be proved…. Classic example of a short multimillion dollar business that will fade after people find out it is a scam. Beware and stay clear off..

I bought a bottle of PureDentix from the website that was connected to the video telling about the product, BuyGoods. When I receive the bottle, the ingredients did not match what the video said. When I emailed the company about it, they said not to worry that it is a true real product . When I asked for my money back, because they have a 100% moneyback guarantee, they said that they would only refund a partial refund and it had to be returned five days before my refund date expired. Every email I sent seem like they were constantly closing my ticket. Everything about the company seems so shady. I didn’t even want to send the product back and just have them tell me they never received it or there wasn’t as many tablets in there as I said there were.? They do not pay for the return shipping!

You’d have to be stupid as hell to fall for an obvious and typical 90s ad scam these days.

Just stay away.

If I could give a zero, I would. This product is a scam. If you are going to buy this product be warned⚠️, you are wasting your money, give your money to charity instead.
I am going to try and get my money back, wish me luck.

Waste of time even to watch the promotional video. That's not how the trust is earned.

The clip is far too long with so much blabla, i did not finish it, but decided to research, i then googled the dr ferman but he does not exist, funny though because instead i found purdentix with another dr in front promoting it and not the one i screenshot from the promoclip, its very fishy....plus time pressure to sell saying he only got so many made...its all lies

I suggest not falling into the trap of a fancy website and a much too long promotion video. What helped me to decide not to spend money on this, was a short video available on the internet. Go to YouTube, type 'scamfinder purdentix', and you will find a 3.15 min intsructive video.

Proceed with caution, indeed. The thing most important to me, are the non verifiable credits displayed on the site, e.g. the gmp-certificate.

Never received my order. I sent several messages to their support email address and I never got an answer

I will not trust this product as I have not find any positive reviews on it and I feel like I have wasted my time watching this long video with all story of self praising nothing else I didn’t even finish watching last few minutes where I knew this guy is sending all fake kind of deal so I’m not impressed with it. He could have made a short video and to the point.