My mom has been using their collagen product for four months now. She's convinced it's working, though honestly the changes are subtle. The taste isn't unpleasant mixed into her morning coffee, and sh... See more
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Sun Coast Sciences is a health and wellness company offering doctor-formulated supplements and skincare focused on anti-aging, beauty, brain, immune, and overall wellness. Founded by Dr. Mark Rosenberg and supported by a team of medical professionals, the brand uses clinically studied ingredients and sells directly to consumers online to deliver premium, science-backed formulas.
Sun Coast Sciences. 1680 Michigan Avenue, Suite 700, 33139, Miami Beach, United States
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I went to order a bottle of Derma bright MD and it told me I hadn't finished buying. It then went to charge me for 3 bottles. I didn't go through with the sale, but it still took out 1 bottle purchase. I thought I would try it and see. I can honestly say that my dark spots got worse after using it for a month. I then went to get a refund as per their guarantee, only to be told I had to go into a website . Sadly, this website is non existing. Surprise! Surprise!!
DO NOT PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT
It's a scam.

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Unbelievably bad! I was trying to order one small bottle of the serum (what a gullible sucker I am!) The website kept telling me I was not finished and didn’t I want to buy two more bottles for this low price, then didn’t I want to buy six more bottles at this incredibly low price…. I ended up leaving the website, horrified, after not ordering anything.
I noticed the next time I looked at my bank online that they had charged me for three bottles of serum. Apologetic emails arrived stating that they were so deluged with orders that they were temporarily out of product. I kept writing Sun Coast back, stating that I had NEVER ordered anything, but had been charged for 3 bottles, and that I wanted nothing but my money back. They did finally refund my money. (I had paid with PayPal. I do highly recommend PayPal, as they actually provide some help against fraudsters!) Then the product arrived a week or so after my refund. I returned it. Horrible company. Beware!

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I think this whole set up might be a scam....
24 Jan 2025 - Order made after a very long sales pitch on Facebook - when will I learn....
24 Jan - email with purchase receipt PLUS a request to buy more stuff
25, 26, 27 and 29 Jan - emails asking me to buy more stuff
29 Jan - email saying there was “slight delay” on getting stock
30 Jan & 1 Feb - emails asking me to buy more stuff
5 Feb - YET ANOTHER email asking me to buy more stuff and saying "I just got word our manufacturing team put finishing touches on our latest batch… and they’re expected to get it out the door shortly. I’ll email you the moment your order is scheduled for delivery.” (N.B. This was after it had supposedly been shipped according to the emails below)
10 Feb - YET ANOTHER email asking me to buy more stuff
12 Feb - Beth from "Customer Happiness" wrote to me with a further email saying there was a slight delay and stock would be in within the next few days. I replied to this saying to cancel the order
12 Feb - Micah from the Customer Happiness Team wrote to me saying it couldn't be cancelled as it had already been shipped on 4th Feb and gave me a tracking number that I must presume was a dummy number as I’ve since been told it hasn’t been sent at all due to a delay in getting stock PLUS the tracking number has never update its status in over 2 weeks
12 Feb - I replied to Micah as follows "If it was shipped on 4th February, why am I still getting emails, almost every day AND including today, saying there is a delay in getting stock?? Each email then somehow expects me to buy more when your company hasn’t managed to ship my first order.” I was also offered a discount to buy more - i.e. to send even more money to a company that appears to be incapable of fulfilling an order at all and refuses to cancel when asked to do so.
12 Feb - I also had an email from Lori of Customer Happiness suggesting I use the Self Service Portal to view my order status, cancel or return or even TO BUY MORE!!! I had looked at the portal, it too claims it has been shipped though it says on 3rd Feb (i.e. yet more conflicting information) and the status and tracking hasn’t moved since!! Moreover, I was not able to Cancel the order on the portal.
14 Feb - an email this time from Cybel saying "Please rest assured that your order was successfully shipped on February 4th and is currently in transit to the UK. Once it clears customs, the tracking system will generate an estimated delivery date, and you should receive updated tracking details accordingly."
15 Feb - TWO emails asking me to buy more stuff
16, 17, 18 & 19 Feb - more emails asking me to buy more stuff
19 Feb - new email from Beth saying "Our manufacturers just called to say their latest shipment of Total Package Serum - Two Bottles to our warehouse has been delayed” PLUS you are also suggesting I might want to buy more stuff!!
I have again asked them to CANCEL the whole thing.
Why is such a company allowed to operate!! Don't the same rules on Distance Selling apply to them?

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I placed an order for the total package serum. I was constantly asked during the order process to order more for a more discounted price. I declined. The website is persistent, many clicks to arrive at the "place order" page. Their sales pitch stated the product is in such high demand and encouraged buying more, because at a later date I might not be able to have order refilled. I received an email the same day I ordered stating my order was processing and would be shipped soon. In the following days I received emails letting me know they were out of stock and would let me know when order would be fulfilled. They were trying to up sale me on a back ordered product. Order arrived. Too soon to report on any results. Fast forward - I received my order and am truly disappointed in the serum. Skin feels dry after applying. Product leaves flaky crusty layer on skin, and yes I am following the instructions, applying to a freshly cleansed face. When will I learn! This company and many others prey on the aging woman.
Recently, I ordered a product from Sun Coast Services & received a lovely email from Beth, one of their sales reps thanking me for my business & apologizing for a delay in shipping & offering me a discount on my next purchase. I replied my thanking her for my discount & for not being a high pressure sales rep & to let her know the delay was not a prob & that I was looking forward to applying it to one of her product suggestions asap. Now, get this! I then received another email informing me that a sales reps would be contacting me asap to help me place an order to which I had to promptly reply w/ another email asking her & all other sales reps to please don’t contact me, but let me contact them or their grade earned of an A+, gold ⭐️, smiley 😊 face would turn into a big fat F on my Trustpilot review. So far, so good unlike Grounded Footwear!!
Took my money, did NOT send product. I emailed them, they said (in writing) that they had refunded my credit card back. Fast forward 9-days, they email and tell me they have shipped the product and that it was too late to cancel, this was NINE (9) DAYS AFTER they said they would refund me. I had already bought another product from a reputable company. #STAYAWAY

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The "spiel" was way beyond the stated 5 minutes, which jaded me towards the product. Then when I checked them out on TrustPilot and Amazon, many negative customer service reviews! Some positive product reviews on Amazon, but I passed on purchasing from them.

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If I could give them a zero star I would. I tried to order
some products but the representative (English was not her primary language) kept screwing up the order. I then asked her to cancel the ENTIRE order and she reassured me that would take place, Unfortunately some of the product was sent. I tried for days to contact these people to no avail. Finally, I spoke to someone who told me I would have to pay for return postage.OK..Fine. Now I get an email stating more product is on it's way. These people are horrible. I've already called my credit card company and placed the entire matter in dispute..Hours wasted!

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I made one order with this company and now every month they keep sending me the product. They have put an order date on the delivery slip so would be interested as to who ordered it because it wasn't me!! Also I cannot find a contact number or address to stop the orders but will keep looking. Don't order from this company because I believe it is a scam.
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