Jaylon L.
They send different quantities than you…
They send different quantities than you pay for or wrong products etc. they won’t reply or fix the issues, buyer beware!
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Realbotanicals (realbotanicals.com) has 24 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.3 out of 5.
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Jaylon L.
They send different quantities than you pay for or wrong products etc. they won’t reply or fix the issues, buyer beware!
Telotha H.
Horrible! I was charged almost $500 through out a week's time. They sent me a different product Acene instead of the order for hydro 7 I have disputed the charges. I have sent emails and told them on chat to give me their address for return but no response. They have loss credibility sense Hydro 7 was made illegal. The phone number is an answering machine. Wow
klover J.
Been ordering a while from them I noticed they cut me short every other order by 20 to 30 pills. That's not cool, company can't be trusted.
Kenneth S.
The customer service is nonexisting. I’ve had numerous orders that they have sent the wrong product or the wrong amount. They are not willing to give you a refund or correct. The issues stay away from real botanicals.
Brandon B.
This product is marketed and labeled in a way that I believe is extremely misleading to an average consumer. The packaging/product description lists 160 mg per tablet and four 40 mg servings per tablet, while also using language such as “High MIT Formula.” In the kratom market, “MIT” is commonly understood to mean mitragynine. However, the available Certificate of Analysis appears to show only about 0.4 mg of mitragynine per full tablet. If accurate, that would mean a four-tablet package contains only about 1.6 mg total mitragynine, despite the labeling and marketing strongly implying a much more potent mitragynine product. The issue may be that the “40 mg” serving refers only to the weight of the extract, not the mitragynine content. If that is the case, the labeling is not clear enough for a normal consumer to interpret accurately. This is especially concerning given the product’s use of “High MIT Formula” language. This was brought to a company executive Alphan Mania who completely disregarded this massive failure to provide accurate product information. The Accend product they are selling does not have a COA that matches the label even close. Additionally they deleted my review on the product so I’m likely not the first.