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I’m giving them a 3 stars because I have only been using the MD Vision for about 3 months. I have not seen any noticeable improvement but my ever said to use ARED2 vitamins for my macular.
This website is an unbelievable scam. They clearly are owned and operated by the purveyors of 1MD (1md.org), the scammiest supplement company imaginable which locks you into subscriptions you can't possibly cancel until you reach your credit card company. How this fake review website hasn't been found out and investigated as a blatant fraud by the FTC is beyond me. Yet they continue to follow me around the internet on Google or wherever with ads promoting their worthless products. Stop following me around the internet and leave me alone! It was hard enough trying to deal with your awful customer support when I ordered and struggled to get my money back for weeks. I don't need a constant reminder of the experience!!!!
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