Glyco Reset Reviews & ComplaintsReviews of glycoreset.lovable.app

After watching trusted Dr. Wm Li in an Instagram video promote GlycoReset. I bought 6 + 12 =18 bottles & paid $420.75 + 312.38 =$733.13. I tried product for 50 days & it was completely ineffective! I started the return process ( Guaranteed for 60 days w/ full refund). This company sells via BuyGoods. These companies are total scammers especially when you want to get a refund!! I had to ship product back to them: PO Box 12730 Ogden, UT 84404 via USPS. Now a guy named Scott Anderson emails me a super long legal sounding message saying he can’t find any tracking info & I’ve got 1 last chance @ 5% refund offer! Please do not trust BuyGoods or GlycoReset!! I’ve just started a dispute case through me credit card company! I am very very disappointed in Dr. William Li!

I ordered 3 bottles and only received 1. I tried to email and call to get this resolved and NO response. I would NEVER buy any thing from these theives again.

I received my order today and I took one dropper full. I ate pineapple for dessert and it set my tongue on fire. Nothing would stop the burning and since I have gastroparesis I’d be afraid to take it due to my stomach. I will be returning it!

I watched the "short video" waiting to find out the simple recipe I could make to reverse my Diabetes. What a waste of time! I was going to order the Glyco Reset but was hesitant due to it was an ad on Facebook. I decided to research the reviews first before placing the order. I'm so glad I did! It is a complete SCAM! I'm so happy I found Trust Pilot! I will check this website from now on before ordering anything in the future.

I did not even receive the product, contact futile.

My wife bought 6 bottles. Shortly after she started using it, she developed oral thrush. Ugh! When the bottles arrived, there were about two dozen various extracts listed as ingredients. NOT ONE OF THE 4 PROMOTED BY DR LI. This stuff is snake oil. Purchase at your own risk. When I went to Glyco Reset website, there is no way of contacting them. I tried the only one that looked like customer support. It was bounced back with mail domain undeliverable. I was scammed.

I just spent nearly the past hour listening to Dr. Li's "short video". I was impressed, and being newly diagnosed I was looking for something to help me. I listened getting more interested, Gave serious consideration to pulling out my credit card. Anything to avoid Big Pharma poisons or shots. I didn't finish listening to the repetitive blah, blah, blah. When I saw the name of the product. muted my phone and went to my computer. After years of being conned by Facebook ads, I've learned to check out reviews. There they were, review after review of dissatisfaction, the added things they need to add to your order to make it work. For something made in the USA, people reporting while trying to cancel orders or return them were speaking to people who spoke broken English. Out of all the reviews I read only 1 was a good one. I am so happy I did my due dilligence and shut it all down and save myself money I probably would never had gotten back and actually might have done more harm than good. Always check the reviews before you buy anything from Facebook, they allow crooks to sell whatever they want, as long as they are willing to pay the advertising fee.

First, they tell me they are going to give me a recipe for a miracle cure for type 2 diabetes with stuff I probably already have for free. Then after watching their droning on infomercial it turns out they only have the efective formula for the cure, then after an hour long sales pitch they get you with you can only get it from them, then when you buy into the scam then they tell you you need to take more to get a real effect from it, then it turns out if you don't buy the vitamins to go with it all it won't be as effective. After all is said and done, they have you for $800.00 dollars. Just shady as hell. Did get my refund, though.