SightcareReviews of sightcare.org

Complete waste of time and money, typical hype selling for a product that does not work. Took religiously for 3 months and zero difference!

Sight Care Supplement is a big fraud. They give you one free bottle if you buy 6. Their reccomenation/advise is to take at least for 90 days, while the refund policy covers 60 days. I took this supplement for 4 months, exceeding their avdice with a hope that I would see improvements. Not only did not improve my vicion, but instead I gained a lot. Based on some "great reviews: I gave it a try and based on my personal experience, I must tell everyone who reads reviews: Do Not fall for their supplement and do not waste your $$ and time. If this supplement was that great, we would not see people wearling glasses or lenses. The custor Service suks worse than their product. I threw the rest of bottles in the back yard hoping it will do some good to earth if not to vision. Thank you for reading this note and taking into consideration before placing an order, if not-try for yourself and please write a real review once you see improvement.

SIGHT CARE. It’s a scam to gain money and crush people’s hopes of gaining their eyesight back. I tried this for my mom who is 95 and has Macular, just like the man who advertised this product. 3 months and she claims her sight got worse. She sees a retina doctor every month so I asked him and not one iota of improvement in her eyesight. I wrote them several times for the refund they claim to give you but absolutely no response and no refund. Unbelievable!!!

I have been taking sight care for Two months and so far found no difference in my sight .im now thinking it’s just a scam

This product does not work. Have been taking it for about 4 months and there is ZERO improvement.

Exactly same video as VisiUltra. The so-called eyespecialist does't exist.They just keep changing the name of their "product" and keep rebranding under other names. Didn't work for me at all. SCAM.

This is a diabolical way to cheat people and extract money from them. It should be illegal to promote misinformation in this way. It demonstrates how communication technology can be used to mislead people and persuade them to pay for what is undoubtedly, a hoax.

Looking at the so-called reviews, customer complaints etc, they are all just shameless adverts for this dubious product. You'd need to be a pill-popping f.ucking idiot to fall for this trash.