Visiultrausa Reviews 27

Did not see a difference in fact my eyes are now blurry!!! I called twice left messages. When I finally reached a person they said I was a day late on returning for refund.
I suggest do your research.
Gail Perino

The product Visiultra is a long term process that works. The way that it works first happens after three months and on. It creeps up on you with out an explaination it just happens. You begin to feel that it's working on nearsidedness first. You can read words father away, and see nature in more detail. Driving will become easier during the daytime. There is an overall difference when you first sense it. Using this product means dedication, consistency, patience, and time. I would recommend this product to use if you're struggling with your vision as soon as you notice a difference. Also, going through the aging process with our vision. Sudden expectations, waiting for a change won't happen overnight. Having tolorance by not giving up is one way that it works, and in addition to that, its ingredients and new technology all play an important part in making this product a long term success...
Donna J Massa
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Cararacts... No improvement
I have cataracts in one eye and my vision is just the same three months later as it was when I began. I was hoping that I wouldn’t have surgery so I was willing to spend whatever money it took not to have the surgery but it’s a scam. I hate ads that go on forever and you gotta wait for a really long time just to find out at the end that it’s just some useless pills that don’t work. their video was so amazing and it got me hook line and sinker. how dare they use I can’t see my granddaughter card. maybe they could tell me how to use ice I can’t believe they lead with the ice garbage. The actor was so believable. I wonder how much he got paid to lie.

Rember these long adverts are tell tell signes, being a total waste. that should be enough.

I read the one star reviews from people who haven't even tried it! WTH? Try it, then comment. I have nothing to gain from this but my vision improved only after about 2 weeks. My only concern is that it has a lot of Zinc and if you take two capsules along with other supplements that have Zinc, you could end up taking too much. Wish it didn't have so much zinc. Outside of that, my vision got better and prescription in my right eye improved, which I did not expect. I only wanted to see clearer. It also contains a lot of other good supplements that one may not be getting from food. Frankly, if someone hasn't taken it, don't leave a misleading review.

I started taking these in May of last year and within a month my vision was much better. I had a big black spot in the middle of my left eye, now it is just a blurry spot. I did not read all of the reviews, but in the ones I did read it seemed that no one had tried them. How can you review something you never tried. I don't know if they regenerate stem cells or not, but the vitamins and plant extract certainly do something or my vision would be worse not better. Shame on you and your ignorance. Do you think it works better with government approval? My credit card got charged twice, but I got double the capsules, (someone called them tablets which to me proves she never saw them) they credited me the money for the second order and told me to keep the pills. One of the owners called me and reassured me that he would take care of it and told me to call back if I didn't receive the refund. He then gave me his personal phone number. The four stars is because they are so expensive. I don't think a review should be printed unless the person has actually taken the product. It was obvious that most of them did not know what they were talking about.

Had all of the hallmarks of a scam. I have not ordered or tried the product however. Key tip off outside of the hype advert: none of the study inks have anything to do with eyesight. They are real links but have zero to do with the product. Scam. Save your money and your hope for something legit. Shame of YouTube- so many scam products but Google gets their revenue.

Some glitches in the ordering process online which prompted them to call me when I was about to give up. They were very helpful. This is my second order and after trying the 3 months price, I was happy with the result and it seems to be living up to its claim, for me. I get checked more than average and the doctor saw no worsening issues. I feel less need to use my glasses since on this. I only worry that when your body is helped with doing a natural thing like manufacturing stem cells that it can feel less of a need to do the job itself. But, I consider that I am only getting food supplements that others around the world get in their normal diet and that a natural supplement is likely not to carry any risk of dependency.

Now listen.
One thing the stamcell didn't repair was obviously your brain.
Long time since I heard so much BS.
I can only bay them today,so if I order 24 bottles tomorrow,they will turn me down. (not)
And then Mr. "Full of sh.t) implemented GOD, so typical American.
Sure, it looks professional but even I could put together a video like this in 2 hours.
This is just a scam. They simply want your money. Nothing else.
SO PLEASE DON'T FALL FOR THIS SMOTH TALKING ASSH..E
DO NOT BAY THIS -NO GOOD FOR NOTHING- PILL.
Sincerely Mr J.Roger

Thanks guys! I was watching the ad on youtube.
Trustpilot reminds me before buy things, go and check and it looks a lot of negative signs here ! I stop, will not buy it !

I have no macular degeneration disease, but I watched their promo video just because of pure curiosity,I was interested in their claim that it's possible to get boosted production of the steam cells in the adult body, however I hate them for taking my time! I have read other people's reactions and it is clear that they lied as no improvement have been reported by any of their customers - so now I know that their supplement will not work and it's not true that it's boosting production of steam cells at all. YouTube has been doing absolutely shameful job all the adverts break in during watching a video are pure scam, I already ordered one of the DIY products advertised this way and it was absolutely nothing like on the video advert which lured me to order some tools and they was like a joke comparing to what was in the advert. Luckily I was able to successfully claim the money back. Only lesson I learned is to immediately skip any adverts during the YouTube videos whatever 'revelations' they have to sell. Finally I made this the subscription YouTube videos and also I have the YouTube music subscription for just £12 / month. I am happy because now I am not bothered by these shameful adverts, also it's a pretty good deal because I have a two services for competitive price - before I get the Amazon music unlimited for almost the same price and Amazon movies for the same price but it was overall sum about £20 and they constantly activated the more expensive family plan when I asked them to not doing it

After my purchase it took months of waiting for the shipping and after taking them for 6 months there was absolutely zero improvement in my eyes. Don’t believe the hype

I give it a 1 star till I try it if it works I will return with update well people dont fall for the Youtube ad on the price of over $60 I purchased mine thru walmart for $24 will get back to you in a month with an update

None of their support email addresses work. There are several. For the past several weeks I have tried to contact them via 3 different email addresses. Every email gets bounced back. I should have looked more closely at the label. This product has ascorbic acid in it, which upsets my stomach. I will try their phone number, but I feel as if I've been scammed.

After taking VisiUltra for a few months, I was depressed that my vision seemed to be getting worse. Imagine my delight when my eye doctor announced that the vision in my left eye had improved "8 clicks"; "2 clicks" of improvement in my right eye. I needed new glasses! My night vision is greatly improved, as well. Looking forward to my next eye exam!!

I bought this product directly from Visiultra for the 3 months supply as was suggested by the VisiUltra.
Called after about 45-60 day informing them that I di not see any improvement in my eye site, the rep' advised me to use it for the full 90 days to get the results they where talking about.
Well, after 90 days, I did not experience ANY improvement. I called to get a full refund as they stated a 180 days guarantee full refund.
The story I get now is that they have a problem with their refund system and that they will email with in 24-48 hours an E check which I will have to call them after I receive it so I can cash this refund.
well, 3 days passed and I did not receive any email. I called again, now I am being told that it will take 2-3 weeks to get this email refund.
BE AWRE-THIS SMELLS BAD.

UP-date-
After my 2nd call where I was not as polite as the first one. I did receive an email E check which I processed and now waiting to see if this is deposited in my account.

we need someone who volunteer to try this product out before make up his mind.
i m that person, or anyone out there is willing to take my place, as my wife insisted on eye surgery approach.
btw, i tried the "tooth scam", and it seemed to work!
and compare to the way america and china handled the covid, the america medical association is the real scam.
and gooogle repeated blocked my videos translated from official chinese reporting on how they control the pandemic.

update:
i waited a week, no one voluntieered to try it.
but when i received the package and found that the drug contains many of the ingredians my younger brother hugh kept advising me to take, so i decided to test out the drug myself. it's now couple days, still no effect. let's give it anther month.

I just came into contact with their Advert-Video on the Product - VisiUltra, Watched All of It!
It's inditing, to say the least!
I have also taken in the steps they have taken in their strategy to avoid big pharma.

But I still have a few questions...
1. In the Advert, The Spokesperson Identifies himself as the person who actually went through the life changing experience, that became the basis of the discovery of this sensational drug they have named 'VisiUltra', However, in their disclaimer, "The spokesperson USED in this video is a paid actor." (Emphasis supplied). Can they please clarify which is which?
2. Theyclaim to have 100,000+ reviews on Trustpilot Website, (which is a click away). Also claim an "Excellent" Score. A quick check on this site reveals they have only 9 reviews (As of today 29 Feb 2024 JGC), Also, you (Trustpilot) have rated that as "Poor". Is it the same site they are referring to? If it is, Where are the other reviews?!?!
It's important to be consistent to avoid unnecessary preliminary questions from prospects.
(I have sent them an inquiry about these concerns. If they reply satisfactorily, I'll cancel this review and write a much better one).

You can tell it’s a scam in how they over sell by going on and on and keep telling you that they let you know right away but keep explaining things about about their family which has no relevance . Total scam I’ll bet a $1,000 that it is a scam.

VISI–ULTRA should be sued for deceptive advertising and making blatantly false statements: stem cell-based cure for eye defects and diseases and general body health
resulting from the research of a prize-winning researcher on the zebrafish diet. 🤥

The zebra fish has spent millions of years evolving - at least part of the time on this diet of Spiralina, seaweed, krill, etc. but there is no evidence of what it ate during its entire evolution. The key idea is “evolving over millions of years” to have the ability to create stem cells to maintain its good vision.

I went to the National Institutes of Health website and to the NIH eye health section and found a study using a formula that combine the following ingredients: vitamin A, vitamin C, LUTEIN, zinc, and a few other vitamin/nutrients
to find out if this formula would reduce to any significant degree the presence of AMD. Turns out that the group given the formula had a 25% reduction in the severity of AMD, whereas the placebo group had no reduction. If I remember correctly, some mention was made of the zebrafish diet but it was dismissed as not credible. Anyway, as I’ve already pointed out, that is beside the point, because the key here is millennia of evolution That led to this special eye healing capability of the zebra fish.

What VISI – ULTRA counts to maintain its scam is: it states that it could take up to four months for it to work So people will take it for four months and find that it doesn’t work and spent all that money.

It’s obvious that this nauseatingly long promotion is directed towards the elderly and the elderly who buy this product and eventually find that it doesn’t work are being abused. So it’s a scam on the elderly, which is elder abuse.