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Product received today. I ordered a week ago just received the product. Premium and beautifully designed Uvera packaging with a thank you card kindly asking for a review. It changes from dull with or black supplements bottles😊.
Im starting taking it today and give you updates in the coming days
Scam. Uvera or tryuvera.com
Supposedly US registered/based business.
Product arrived and it was a totally different brand to the photos on website.
The bottle said Oxyenergy.
Not a brand or company I had ever engaged with.
Obviously mass produced in China (says made in PRC) on the bottle.
Made me doubt the contents.
Immediately tried to cancel my subscription and the website wouldn't let me.
I called my bank and got them to block any future payments.
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