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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fake products

Wasted £30 on fake TUDCA capsules on their ebay store. Very obviously fake because real TUDCA is supposed to taste very bitter, and the powder inside the capsules had no taste whatsoever. Further confirmed to be pure starch by adding a drop of iodine which caused the powder to quickly go very dark, almost black, in colour.

April 22, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I bought Alpha Lipoic Acid

I bought Alpha Lipoic Acid, and the taste was sweet and slightly sour, which wasn't ALA, as high-quality ALA is bitter. I took 3 capsules (1800mg). If I take 600mg of quality ALA, the urine would have a strong, specific smell, and after taking 1800mg of this, there was no smell at all.

May 30, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Potentially dangerous chemicals sold as natural supplements.

I bought CoQ10 supplements from this company at a VERY cheap price and now I know why they were so cheap.

I always break open a capsule of any new supplement and do a taste test before consuming the entire thing. I am very experienced with the taste and texture of certain supplements that I have bought from many companies over the years.

Supposedly this Ubiquinone only contained rice powder as the filler. I know that Ubiquinone tastes either very slightly sweet or it has no flavour whatsoever. Ubiquinone is made from yeast fermentation from friendly bacteria. The capsules are filled with a yellow powder which is the right colour, but I have never had such an overpowering taste of chemicals with any other supplement before. Especially not from a supposed natural supplement. I nearly threw up instantly and immediately felt very dizzy afterwards. Just from a taste test!
I do not know what on Earth they put in these capsules, but I will never buy from their company ever again.

I hope other people at least take this warning to do your own research, learn what your supplements should look AND taste like. That is the least and sadly the most we can do without paying thousands to send them for third party lab testing.

February 6, 2024
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