Brien G.
Deceptive
Their Facebook ad mentions "as seen on Men's Health, GQ, Forbes, and Women's Health". I cannot find these articles and an email to Lumiq has gone unanswered. Their latest ad implies their product will improve thinning hair, with no proof. Update: Lumiq tried to have this review removed for being "defamatory". Update 2: Lumiq responded to my review. It's worth a read because nothing in it is sincere - they still have not responded to my email 🤷♂️
Response from LUMIQMay 29, 2025
Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed feedback - we genuinely appreciate all customer input as it helps us continually improve our business operations. We sincerely apologize that your email inquiry didn't receive the prompt attention it deserved. This is absolutely not reflective of the customer service standards we work hard to maintain, and we take full responsibility for this oversight in our communication processes. Customer satisfaction and transparent communication have always been fundamental pillars of our business philosophy. We're currently implementing enhanced systems to ensure all customer inquiries receive timely, comprehensive responses moving forward. Additionally, we're conducting a thorough review of all our marketing materials and communications across various platforms to ensure they meet the highest standards of clarity and accuracy that our customers expect and deserve. We understand that when customers reach out with questions or concerns, they expect prompt, helpful responses, and we fell short of that expectation in your case. We're committed to doing better and have already begun making operational changes to prevent similar communication gaps in the future. We'd welcome the opportunity to connect with you directly to address any remaining questions or concerns you may have about our products or services. Please feel free to reach out to our customer service team. Thank you again for bringing these important points to our attention - feedback like yours helps us improve.



