Purity Products offers an array of evidence-based nutritional supplements benefiting the full spectrum of a healthy lifestyle.
Purity Products (purityproducts.com) has 29 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.4 out of 5.
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Jacci A.
I was just about to order My Biotin from this company-wanting to believe the advertisements, but stopped to check TrustPilot FIRST! SO glad I did. The reviews show an unethical company, that pads orders and disreputable Customer Service. Thank you to all of you who posted here!! United we can support each other instead of this kind of rampant fraud.
Kelly N.
DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY! They will NOT cancel your order and charge you anyway! Over and over!! The only way to stop them is to cancel your card!! SCAM!!! CROOKS!!! TARGETING SENIORS!
John C.
Purity products are laced with cancer causing chemicals. First, their pill form products use chemicals as binding agents. Their capsules are contaminated with toxic chemicals, flowing agents. I ordered a few of their products. After reading the list of harmful chemicals, I called the company. The sales agent kept talking about how great their products were. Being educated regarding chemical free supplements, Purity had no answer as to why poisons are used in their supplements. Their arrogance was as such, I had to pay the return fees. I trashed their products
M F.
False Advertising. Purity stain remover does ABSOLUTELY NOTHING for armpit stains. Left on for 12 hrs and nada!!! Total waste of $.
Tom
Avoid their SuperSaver Subscriptions at all Costs. There is no way to cancel once it is started. I have spent countless hours on the phone and email trying to do so but they just don't care.
Ron L.
Their "free, as in 'no money" green tea extract is actually $4.95. Also, ya gotta love how the announcer on the infomericals constantly reminds the listener that you have to dial a one before their 800 number. That sounds so stupid. You don't need to dial a one when calling from a cell phone, and the rule has been in place since the 1980s for landlines. Duh!
El
I ordered a trial over the phone. I was charged the shipping fee on my credit card. When the package arrived by UPS, it had a shipping charge of over $12 so I refused the package and called Purity Products. They said they are refunding my original payment in 3-5 days so I will see if I receive my money back. Not confident that this company is ethical.
Rich In A.
My father ordered an intro of vitamins from this company and did not realize that the agreement was for a much larger amount than he could possibly use. We then returned the vitamins to the company and they claimed that only 2 of each bottle were returned when this was not true, all 3 of each type were returned. Eventually they stated that they code their individual bottles so that the samples can't be returned in place of the new ones and they only refund the original $6.99 for the samples instead of ~$20 each. I got a consistent runaround from this company when trying to do the return. They are clearly setup to target senior citizens on radio adds with a lot of fine print and then they make returns difficult. It is a dishonest company that lures in senior citizens with trials and then makes it difficult to get your money back. They are a propaganda machine rather than an honest company. Avoid them and buy vitamins elsewhere.
