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Worldherbals is a smartshop, headshop, seedshop and healthstore located The Netherlands. We sell a wide variety of herbs, supplements, bongs, magic mushrooms, ayahuasca supplies, mescaline cacti, and much more!
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Hoogstraat 116, 3131 BP, Vlaardingen, Netherlands
- worldherbals.com
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A scam! Will not refund or resend your order!
A scam! Ordered a parcel to the UK, waited nearly a month, and not received it. The seller refused any kind of compensation or resend the parcel.

Reply from Worldherbals
Great customer service
I had some issues due to covid. But the customer service team were super helpful and got on the case. Really good customer service
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