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This company is a scam, products that I ordered are mock-ups of other companies with the logos removed, no certifications and mis-spelled packaging. I tried to cancel immediately, after being signed up without my knowledge for a subscription. They have been reported to the FTC in hopes that others will not fall for their fraudulent activity.
It’s a scam do not buy anything from them as you will be signing up to have a shipment ever month. Plus there BPC is rubbish . I would call it a scam.
Tryveyorahealth.com is a SCAM SCAM STAY FAR FAR AWAY I TESTED ALL OF THEIR PRODUCTS THEY ARE FAKE CAME BACK AS CORN STARCH AND CHALK DO NOT BUY FROM THEY ARE MADE IN CHINA AND THEY SIGN YOU UP FOR A SUBSCRIPTION
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