Věra Č.
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Na stránkách Veliisea.comom jsem objednala j 2 solární lampy + 2 zdarma. Objednávka v ceně 1960 Kč. Přišlo 8 mini lampiček v hodnotě cca 400 Kč. Na reklamaci nikdo nereaguje. Za mě podvod.

IQHoney is a dietary supplement marketed to support brain health, memory, focus, and cognitive performance. It is designed for adults who want to improve mental clarity, concentration, and overall cognitive function. The product is promoted as a natural formula that combines plant-based ingredients and nutrients commonly used in nootropic (brain-supporting) supplements.
IQHoney Reviews & Complaints (iq-honey.net) has 6 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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Věra Č.
Na stránkách Veliisea.comom jsem objednala j 2 solární lampy + 2 zdarma. Objednávka v ceně 1960 Kč. Přišlo 8 mini lampiček v hodnotě cca 400 Kč. Na reklamaci nikdo nereaguje. Za mě podvod.
Sheila D.
Was taking 5mg amlodipine tablets for blood pressure. After taking IQ honey head began to feel woozy and balance out of sync. Went to have blood pressure taken, the shocked pharmacist said I should get to hospital right away as it was 210. Began receiving phone calls which were marked ‘possible spam’ where gruff voice asked if I am taking blood pressure tablets and if so stop taking IQHoney. . Too late for me. Stopped but my memory has deteriorated. Head still not right. Hospital put me on 10mg amlodipine. Blood pressure still too high. Instead of enhancing memory it’s wiping it out! It also cost me £50 extra to get it shipped when it reached England. BEWARE. Mrs. S.D
Gigi
I cannot take this supplement!! My doctor said do not use!!! I have tried everything to get to anyone That can help me!! Anyway I would never buy 12 of anything, at least on purpose I am on Social Security & cannot afford to have this much money gone !! I need to buy FOOD!!!
azimetlaw
I went down a rabbit hole. There I was, on Wikipedia looking up information on a serial killer (seriously— for real). I saw this ad for IQHoney with Bill Gates’ picture, saying it can reverse Alzheimer’s. I watched the ad video, which was at least 20 minutes, talking about this rare honey and spring water only found on a remote island in Greece, the long investigation into how to refine it, the Japanese lab that finally offered to help, the millions that Gates is putting into the product, how he’s not making money on it because he doesn’t need another revenue stream. All of it. I watched all of it. And, at the end, as if I needed something more to convince me, there’s Tom Hanks, telling me he bought it, too. I ordered 6 bottles for the low, low price of $294. I also didn’t sleep well that night. Something was irritating my brain. The next morning, I knew what was bothering me. In the video, Bill Gates says, at least 3 or 4 times, “and then, something incredible happened.” He was referring to each obstacle encountered in his process to bring this product to the masses, but I’ve heard Bill Gates speak before and he doesn’t repeat himself. So, something was off. I started the google machine going, and found out I had been scammed by a deepfake video. I immediately shot off a series of emails to the seller, demanding that my order be canceled and a refund issued, and to the FTC and the FBI internet crime fraud division. As far as I can tell, so far, my order was canceled and I did get my refund, but a number of subsequent emails and phone calls are disturbing and give me pause. Short story: if you’re buying it to improve memory, it’s a scam. If you just like honey and the benefits you can get from it, buy it at the grocery store, as it’s much cheaper.!
James S.
Got sick to my stomach after. Taking it for only two days ordered. 3 bottles get one free. Only got 3 bottles none for free just received a notice on my phone saying stop taking this product not safe on my email would like full refund
Kathleen C.
I need to return 18 bottles of IQ honey however cannot find a phone number or customer service email address. Due to my health issues my physician advised I not take these capsules. I was charged $420.95 and $312.52. The bottles are not open all I need is return shipping information. There return policy states returns within 60 days no questions asked.