nutonic.comReviews of nutonic.com

Maar een paar producten doen echt wat ze moeten doen, maar de klantenservice is bar slecht! nutonic is niet in orde met de wettelijke papieren en daarom moeten klanten inklaring kosten en douane kosten bijbetalen -+ 30€ per product, tracking kan je niet correct opvolgen, orders nog niet ontvangen van eind april, begin mei. als je mailt standaard antwoord en komt er op neer dat je zelf maar moet uitzoeken wat en hoe. Hemp is illegaal voor inname blijkbaar. Wees op jullie hoede

Warning !! Fraude !!! after 2 months I didn't received my parcel. Customer services is NOT help full at ALL ! lost 95 USD ....

“Melatonin, yes we have two products with a small amount in, yes this is an over the counter medication in the UK, however these can be bought online quite legally for personal use, which all our products are” Do you even know what over the counter means? Clearly not. No Melatonin isn’t an “over the counter” “product”, in the U.K. it is classed as a medicine and is PRESCRIPTION ONLY. So, an “OTC” medicine would be a tube of Savlon or 10 paracetamol. A prescription medication can’t be bought over the counter, it requires a prescription from a member of the medical profession of which I am one. You cannot get round this by claiming it’s for personal use when your bots will be trying to sell it. **I have evidence of Nutonic sign ups offering to sell me melatonin products via Messenger. Therefore it is not for their personal use. This is not legal** It’s all very Valentus. The health claims being made on social media by the Nutonic huns are already outrageous. Why are they making claims about product when they ate supposedly for their own personal use? The FTC says you ARE responsible for the claims of your reps. Critics here are not failed huns, they are people who can see through the scam. It’s not a dig at one individual serial scammer, it’s a dig at an entire scam. Yes a few are probably doing well at of it but at whose expense? Lots of people who don’t know about Valentus and Life Tree World are going to pay dearly for your success. What kind of people are prepared to scam others to line their own pockets? Disgusting and criminal.

Edited - Nutonic have replied asking me to email - I have emailed Nutonic re Leaping Bunny and had a reply from them that never answered my question. I sent a further email on 1st June and had no response. I’ve also contacted reps individually on Facebook to advise of their wrong information re all products being vegan, who have politely responded to say they’ll edit posts yet they never do! I’m not chasing this anymore via Nutonic and Distributors - I’ve tried and tried again but to no avail. It appears the only way to get responses from Nutonic are via this platform, yet they give the illusion of really wanting to know however they don’t want to know when it’s not on this public forum and when it’s in a 1:1 email conversation. I have contacted nutonic a couple of times as their distributors are not being 100% honest. A lot of distributors are claiming the products have “leaping bunny stamp approval” yet I’ve contact Leaping Bunny and this is not correct - in fact they’d never heard of Nutonic! Nutonic gave some generic response to me without answering my question. A lot of distributors have posted ALL products are vegan too yet this isn’t correct. Again, a lot still posting they are FDA approved but this isn’t correct. Nutonic stated publicly they would support with removing false claims by distributors but when I’ve contacted them privately they didn’t want to know / reply to my questions. Please do your own research before buying these products... the reviews are all distributors / partners of distributors. I was going to say not actual customers, however I believe their only customers are distributors. Awkward!!

After seven messages (which Nutonic have now deleted, don't worry I took screenshots for posterity) from Nutonic I tried the website again and still found the following: The website doesn't work properly. The links to shop or view products don't work, had to use the view basket option to get to the products. Then when looking at the products they don't have any details. The links to support, join and info about the company work though. Have you tried looking at your site on a mobile...most companies go with a mobile first approach for this very reason. So glad you managed to finally put together an almost professional reply but your limited understanding of punctuation has let you down. And no, my phone is perfectly fine, in fact I tried it on multiple mobile devices so you can keep your offer of $100 to buy a new phone. Plus I love my Samsung S21 ultra, it's awesome. Nice try Nutonic trying to figure out where I live, but you're about 300miles off so don't even try to blame your website's lack of functionality on mobile signal especially since we have the magic of WiFi. So apparently supplements fall within "food" so FDA approval is not needed, but this means that Products containing hidden drugs are also sometimes falsely marketed as dietary supplements which is probably why I can't find product details. I noticed that your super fancy product booklet doesn't have any details either. The amount of "sales" advertised on FB seem very odd considering the obvious lack of functionality on the website. And no, I'm not a competitor, I know very little about supplements but I do have a solid background in Ecommerce and Eretail, so well done to Trust pilot for recognising a legitimate review. But thank you for going into great detail about how your products contain ingredients that are not really supposed to be sold in the UK?! Not sure why the reply from Nutonic refers so much to "dirty laundry". I went to the site on my mobile and now I'm giving feedback. Significant functionality for actually selling products on the site are not working, but instead of investigating I'm being told about ingredients that impact the SNS and being accused of being a competitor. And wow I'm so impressed by the owners of the company...not! Fix your site. Sell products that are legal in the UK. 2 simple bits of feedback. And something to note, all the positive comments aren't from customers who are driven to the site or stumble across it by accident, they are all from Nutonic distributors. Now I'm not just making that up, they even state in their reviews about being part of the mlm and how awesome it is. Do you even have legitimate customers? And if so, where are their honest reviews of the products? And please stop asking for my personal details - I don't need a new friend or someone harassing me night and day to prove that their products are safe. "The lady doth protest too much, methinks". Now I think this review has gone on long enough and I will no longer be replying or reading Nutonic comments...so please get a proper job and leave me alone. You should try looking up legitimate companies to see how they reply to feedback, because your replies come across as uneducated, juvenile and seriously unprofessional. Don't you have a marketing department that deals with these things...or a "founder" that isn't a life coach but actually has a PR/marketing background? I sent a legitimate review and have been bombarded with replies full of bad grammar and silly comments about being a competitor.

I was approached by this opportunity by someone I used to work with in healthcare retail. Selling health supplements independently looked like a good thing to look into especially as she said that there was a high commission on them - and more importantly she said the products work. However when I did my research it looks like it's recruitment first and product second, and somehow she's managed to work up the ranks without having tried or sold a single product, which is dodgy as hell. The pricing makes no sense as it's $50 a product (!!) regardless of what that product is. In normal retail, prices are dictated by ingredient costs and then a mark-up to reflect the market so this makes zero sense. Looking into it, none of the supplements have been approved by MHRA (UK) or FDA (US) and some of the ingredients in the products aren't even legal in the UK, like melatonin. The weight loss products even say that they raise the body's temperature which is hands-down dangerous, even by a fraction of a degree. I'm guessing they're using drop shipping to get round the illegality of the products which means that whomever sells them on is going to get themselves in hot water, not the company themselves. I hope that nobody else falls for this.