Glyco Reset Reviews & ComplaintsReviews of glycoreset.lovable.app

I saw a very long Facebook ad for a product called Glyco Restore, which I presume is similiar. The ad said to give them 3 minutes (it actually ran about 20 min) supposedly hosted by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. I wonder if it was all AI. He kept stressing it was a 21 day, 1 time program, no more. Then at the end they want to sell you a 6 month supply or more. Glad I checked Trustpilot. I did not buy it

Declined transaction saved me! Red flag! Trust your guts! Thanks to Trustpilot. I wasted 1 hour of my time and got hooked on the promises that GlycoReset can do to lower my blood sugar. I am desperate and immediately ordered the six pack. Using my HSA debit card. The transaction declined and I got an email from my bank it says not accepted at this merchant. I’m not even finished reading my email, I received a phone call and it says SPAM RISK 1 (757) 891-4353 I answered and it was their customer service. Female agent she has this familiar accent. I asked her if she’s from Philippines. And she said she’s in Colorado. First lie the number she used is Virginia area code. Second lie I asked her again are you a Filipino and she changed the topic and tried hard to speak without an accent. I know it because I am a Filipino and I always asked if I talked to an agent and they will proudly admit. Third lie she told me to call the bank and let them know to approve the transaction. I told her it clearly said here that it was not accepted at this merchant. She took all my payment information and process it on her end and it declined too. Conclusion, she asked me again to call my bank. I asked her why is it flagging the transactions, I told her this looks like a scam and she ended the phone call. Then I went to Trustpilot to check on reviews. Thank you all for taking time to write your reviews. That’s the reason I did mine too to warn all of you to be vigilant.

First I want to thank everyone who took time to write a review on this company and thier products. My experience. After watching the compelling video of how a high A1C is due to parasites in the pancreas and thier Glyco Reset product would eliminate them, I placed an initial order six to get the discounted per bottle rate. Then their app offered an additional per bottle discount for 12 and being the frugal buyer, I wanted to take advantage of this and clicked through thinking I could cancel the order for six and only buy the 12. Nope. When I clicked through I was immediately charged for an additional 12 bottles. But wait, they were not done with me. I received a call from a "health consultant" who then informed me for everything to work I would need some additional products such as "clean restore." After a lenghty discussion, and at least one additional product (maybe two?) and a different protocol from the one represented in the video, I should be able to maintain an average A1C of 5.8. And it would only cost me an additional $2211.95 after my discount, all in only in 9 months. After that, I would not need thier product and should be able to maintain an A1C average of 5.8 with a reasonably good diet and exercise. The question the agent never answered was if a regular diet allowed parasites to invade my pancreas how is it once I discontinued thier regimen they would not return??? Thankfully, my phone batter was out of juice disconnecting the call allowing me a few minutes to check Trustpilot for reviews after which I immediately canceled my orders successfully!

After reviewing all the negative reviews I will not order this product, and, have canceled my subscription to Dr. Li's Facebook programs. No more lies...

HONESTY IS KEY....The reason I actually watched the long winded testimonial laced video is because Dr. Li said HE'LL SHOW US HOW TO MAKE THIS DRINK in the morning with ingredients we can all use. That WAS A BLATANT LIE. There is NO recipe to make any drink !!....they are selling DROPS, not pills but drops...I am really disappointed in Dr. Li because we watch him and subscribe to his channel on Youtube thinking he's legitimate. He's a bold faced liar . Just selling drops when he could have said that in the very beginning of his video but he didn't. The video is a waste of time because it starts out lying to you.

I purchased Glyco Reset from the commercial I saw on Facebook. The reason why I purchased it, The host had my attention; said everything, that's needed to sell this product. My husband was diagnosed with diabetes, due to weight. So, I thought, this product will work for him. I placed the order. Ordered 6 bottles $49 each. $322.67 total. I was content, but, I received a text from my back, because my card was charged an additional $400 plus dollars.. So, I called them back, at my Bank's suggestions, to inquire why to the 2nd charge. The person on the call, was not able to tell my why, so, I canceled my order. I received immediate credit. The reason, I gave them for the cancelation of the order. I did not have trust in them. However, I was totally sad, because, I thought, i can get a product, and get rid of this awful disease. Lastly, I received the package Glycoreset as ordered. Now I have to call them to return this product. I have read the other comments or reviews from other customers. The product do not work and they were disappointed as well.

This order started out on the wrong foot. I received the order with a puncture in the bubble envelope and one bottle broken. The order information paper inside was saturated with the contents. I was surprised that the bottles inside being glass after all, were not themselves wrapped with bubble wrap. I have tried to contact the company to be reimbursed for the one broken bottle, but still no response. It wasn't cheap so I do expect another bottle to be reimbursed. I realize breakage can happen with orders, but I got a bad feeling that no one in customer service gives a dam about these comments. They've already got my money. THEN, I find out Dr Li is NOT connected to this product at all but it's AI! At this point, my complaint is being ignored and THAT'S my issue. Dr Li wouldn't let this happen IF HE were stupid as I was to be involved in this nonsense. I would appreciate an answer and a replacement OR reimbursement. Thank you for your attention to this matter :)

I looked at the reviews after I ordered and was appalled at the misleading info presented. Yes, there is a 60 day return window. I sent 4 emails to different email addresses that I received from them. I sent SMS messages to 2 different phone numbers. I called and was told to call back because his computer wasn't working. Called again and after a 12 minute call and repeated offers to keep the contents with a discount (final offer was 75% off) I received the verbal instruction on where to return the items and then was instructed to call them back with the tracking number (shipping to UT but service center phone # is CA). A frustrating experience all around