I've been trying to find natural ways to help manage my blood pressure, and a friend suggested this aged garlic extract. I've been taking it daily for about a month now. I appreciate that there is abs... See more
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Elvéra is a UK aged garlic extract made for adults who take their cardiovascular health seriously and want real, evidence-based support without the noise. What sets us apart is the aging process. Most garlic supplements are aged for six months. Ours is aged for the full 24 months used in clinical research, when the compound that actually matters: S-allyl cysteine, has properly formed. We list our SAC content on every label, third-party test every batch, and only recommend Elvéra alongside, never as a replacement for, medical advice. We're a small UK team. We read every review and reply to every message. Reliable, evidence-based, honest — that's what we stand for.
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Grabbed a bottle of the Elvéra odourless aged garlic extract for my mum since her doctor mentioned circulation support and she'd been put off other garlic supplements by the aftertaste before. These softgels genuinely don't leave that lingering garlic breath the label promises, which was the whole reason she'd avoided trying any of this in the first place. Label states it's fine alongside her existing blood pressure medication, which she double-checked with her pharmacist anyway before starting. Capsules are small enough she has no trouble swallowing them with breakfast. Checkout was straightforward, no subscription quietly added by default. Shipping took about six days and the seal was intact on arrival.

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I ordered the product on June 26th. I received the product on July 6th. I reached out for a refund on July 27th and was denied even with their 30 day guarantee. They felt thec30 days started the day I placed the order. UNBELIEVABLE

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I have been struggling to lower my blood pressure for about four years. My GP prescribed Amlodipine tablets 5mg two years ago my BP average was 147 now it's around 121 to 134. I am well pleased after using the aged garlic for a month.

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Blood pressure readings definitely lower soon after beginning taking the tablets. A month or so later they are consistently even lower. Haven’t had a cholesterol test yet.

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I’ve been taking these for about 4 months, and have genuinely noticed a difference.
Theres no odour and they’re easy to swallow.
I’d recommend these to anyone with a slightly higher blood pressure.

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I have maintained a regular routine of taking the gels every morning for more than 90 days now. My blood pressure has lowered and is steady. I sleep better and I feel more relaxed. This product takes time to work but having stuck to it rigidly I'm now seeing the benefits.

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Works for me. I see some people complain about subscriptions, but its always your own choice if you select it at checkout or not.
Im happy with my subscription, peace of mind

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Supplies good answer questions as required

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I made what I thought was a one off purchase from this company (four packets of garlic extract capsules). This was sufficient for a 90 day trial.
Before I had finished the first packet ELVERA messaged me to say a package was on its way. I messaged them advising I did not order the package and did not want it. Their response advised the package was part of a subscription I had signed for (news to me!). I have now sent several messages requesting they cancel my subscription. They insist I do this via their ‘portal’ where my account is located. Didn’t know I had an account and can’t access the portal.
Awful custom service. Buyer beware

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This company is HORRIBLE!!! BUYER BEWARE!!! I have tried EVERY WAY from here to Sunday to contact this company, but to no avail. I want my money back and I want to CANCEL their stupid subscription - that I did NOT ask for - IMMEDIATELY, and I get NOWHERE trying to contact this company. DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS COMPANY!!!

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Customer service was great at resolving my problem regarding a monthly subscription that I did not intend to order. They were very professional.

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Cancelled my subscription but they keep sending me more.I would like to order when I need them.Just received more and I didn’t order them.Would like a refund.

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I have been trying to return 4 unopened packs because I found no benefit in taking this product. Like the other reviews, they then say it is to be returned to China, and my experience of that is, they'll take it back and not refund you, this has happened with Elavate also. I have emailed back and forth to no avail. The reviews they post on the website are false, there is no link to them and it certainly isn't TrustPilot. I would be very surprised if this product is genuinely 'aged garlic' and am going to go about getting it tested. They say they are European based, they are not. I offered to send back to English distributor also, but that didn't work for them, even though obviously they take in their products and could easily redistribute them to the next victim. I am no longer buying anything from Facebook, because clearly there are some clever people out there making up these websites and they have it all covered. I've ended up spending about £70-80 because they also put you straight on a subscription, which is not clear when you pay for the original lot, but they highlight later saying it was clear. It isn't. Shame on you Elvera.

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Its marketed as a uk based company,but when you pay for it you find it comes from china when you track it..

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So the company is based in Holland with any returns to China. I bought on a one off basis via PayPal. There is no obvious indication on the website or the product wrapping of the Chinese connection for returns. The product has no independent quality mark (especially given its a daily supplement). They agreed to refund me but only if I returned the product to their China address. I am UK based. I offered to return it to their UK returns address in Hounslow UK as stated on their delivery packaging. They refused to receive it there. It would seem only UK postal delivery services can return the product to the UK address. Clearly they know that it will cost me a significant amount to return the product to China making any refund a lot less and therefore also far less likely. So, be clear, you are buying from a Dutch manufacturer with returns only possible to a China mainland address, the product bears no independent quality mark and if you want a refund you have to return it to the Chinese address at your own expense. Contrary to the reply below, there is no indication of any independent quality standard having been met on the product packaging. The website statements on quality need to be read very carefully. To confirm, it is shipped from Holland/returns and refunds via a China mainland address only. They eventually admit this when you probe enough. There is no refund unless you pay to return to a Chinese address. No European returns option. When you do a Google search - currently - it states "made in the UK" which is not true. As above the product origin is from a Dutch manufacturer, RealSupps B.V., (no mention of them on the Elvera website at time of writing) but again no return is possible to a Dutch address. Only to China at your expense. Contrary to the reply to this review below, when an entirely independent body reviewed this matter (PayPal) they found in my favour, refunding me in full.

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My husband has high blood pressure and is on three different medications and I have a history of heart disease in the family so we thought we would give it a try, not really expecting results but after four weeks my husband‘s blood pressure has definitely reduced. We will see how it goes over the next few weeks and then consider dropping one of his meds. amazing customer service too, thank you very much.

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Aged Garlic. Beware! 30 days after your first order take an unauthorised payment and send you a second order. they then email to say on the way. I checked and no evidence of subscription in original order. I tried to cancel but said ‘order in fulfilment so can’t be cancelled, interesting because took nearly two weeks to come first time. Interestingly a similar company, TryElvera also have multiple 1 star reviews commenting on unwanted subscriptions.

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I have been trying this aged garlic for a month now, and (unlike other capsules I’ve tried) there is NO smelly breath and I’ve had no stomach issues whatsoever.
Recommend

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