Sugar Clean Drops | DR. PHIL Recenzje 16

this product is a scam, i tried to contact them asked the credit card to investigate. And if Dr phil and Dr Oz isnt involve them should get their name off.

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This is a scam. I am ashamed that Dr. Phil and Dr.Oz are affiliated with this product. I have no trust in either of these men.

After watching video I searched sugar clean to find site. Got real purchase info. This is basic supplement. Can get 5 bottles for $60. Not a bad scam. Buy bottles for less than $10 and sell for $70. After adding BS about diabetic cure.

I watched the first part, and placed a small order. then like an idiot, I watched the entire presentation, and made another order, thinking that the first was over ridden. NOT!. I tried to cancel one immediately, was turned down. Then I knew I was hadThey said delivery within 48-72 hours, then I could return for a refund. one week after ordering, did not arrive. I will be surprised if it ever does. Over $400 right out the window. Messaged them, got the same runaround. DO NOT BUY!!!!! SCAM!!! Thanks for nothing, Dr. Phil.

Ordered and charged totally wrong amount of money, they will not change to correct amount, cancel this and sorry I fell for the adv. from Dr.Phil and Oz.

I watched the entire video --- over 45 minutes! I carefully observed Dr Phil, his wife Robin & Dr Oz. I noticed several things: Watch their facial expressions & movements while talking..... Seemingly "robotic". Movement is not usual, especially after Dr Phil been viewed on TV for sooo many years! Robin was not her usual "bubbly" self and Dr Oz was not on long enough to tell. BUT they have subtitles & when it came across data being reported about (i.e.) '60's & 40's' it would say '60 seconds & 40 seconds' There were a few other verbal glitches I do not recall. I would be hard pressed to believe that this is entirely legit! Check it out for yourself!!!

ordered by mistake trying to cancel the same day and getting the run around

Taking Sugar Clean daily as suggested, but no drop in sugar levels with first bottle.

I haven't purchased this product, but from the reviews I probably won't, I have found the product on Walmarts website. If you feel like you need to try it look for other places to buy that won't try to keep charging your credit cards.

I got this thing I would be able to get my tipe 2 diabetes cured all it did was put my levels higher than it should they went to 250 to 270 DO NOT BYE this scam. Tried to call them to get my money back and they never answered the phone these two doctors are a rip off

I watched the entire video. Starts by claiming you can "make this recipe at home for pennies a day!"
LIE - They are selling a pill for $75 a bottle!
CLAIMS - "Dr. Phil's Robin has diabetes and this pill cured her."
LIE - Robin doesn't have diabetes. Dr. Phil has diabetes, and he isn't cured!! Furthermore, the "Robin" in this video IS NOT Robin McGraw, wife of Phil! This is obviously an actress hired to pretend she is Dr. Phil's wife!
It goes downhill from here--filled with lies, innuendo and outright deceit! Don't waste your $$ on a phony attempt to sell you a probably worthless product for way too much $$!!
I was hopeful that this was a legitimate review because I am a diabetic in search of a real cure. This is not it. Don't waste your money!
Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz should be ashamed to have been a part of such a scam. You both have ruined your reputations as trusted celebrities!

I ordered one bottle and they tripled my order.Without my permission, I tried to cancel 5 minutes later with no luck.I got an email 4 days later saying it was too late.It was already shipped. I received the product and trying to return it with no luck.

This is an AI generated lie using AI produced Drs Phil and Oz. No truth, full of inconsistent bogus claims preying on innocent people looking for help. This ad is criminal. These men should sue for using AI. generated people who are not real, telling truth and marketing a lie. Watch out.

A market this as a 6-month cure but in reality it's a reoccurring debt try to cancel no such luck as of yet they quit answering the phone.

Dr Phil and Dr Oz are lying about an invention they have claimed to make for diabetics. It’s called Sugar Clean.
I just spent $350 for my son. He is Asperger’s autistic OCD bipolar. He can not take this. They will not give me my money back. But go read yourself. It’s not real meds.