PureHealth Research Liver Health Formula – 1-Star Trustpilot Rating
‘Liverhealthformula.com is an online supplement vendor. LiverHealth Formula supports liver health, according to the official website.
About The Manufacturer
The manufacturer, PureHealth Research, utilizes the address 4601 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 1200, Arlington, VA 22203. A Google search connects the address to a Davinci Virtual office space.
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A business search via the Virginia State Corporation Commission Clerk’s Information System validated PureHealth Research an “inactive” Limited Liability Company. The filing shows an “inactive” status due to a voluntary cancellation.
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Other PureHealth Research supplements include Fungus Eliminator, Blood Sugar Formula, Complete Vision Formula, Exuberant, Sleep Formula, Metabolic Greens+, Join Support, Immuno, Ageless Brain, Circula BP, Bone Health, Hearing Support Formula, Omega 3 Fish Oil, and Toenail Treatment Oil.
PureHealth also claims to have an Ohio location. A business search via the Ohio Secretary of State website did not validate as an Ohio business.
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Not BBB-Accredited
PureHealth Research is not accredited by BBB. In the last year, 12 complaints have been filed against PureHealth Research. The complaints are regarding robo emails, unauthorized credit card charges, and subscription cancellation issues.
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A BBB complaint, filed on December 1, 2020, claimed PureHealth Research charged a customer’s credit card, 8 times, causing $1,267.20 in monetary damage. The customer claimed to have never received a shipment from PureHealth and credit card charges were unauthorized, according to the BBB complaint. PureHealth Research addressed the complaint but refused to refund the customer.
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Another customer claimed it was impossible to cancel auto-shipment.
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Several BBB complaints claimed the supplement was ineffective, another claimed it caused an increase in heart rate. A BBB complaint filed on April 14, 2020, claimed the order was never processed and PureHealth refused to refund. The customer referred to PureHealth Research as a “BOGUS Company.”
Dr. Holly Lucille
PureHealth Research claims Dr. Holly Lucille is on its Advisory Board. A professional license verification via the California DCA validated Lucille as a naturopathic doctor in West Hollywood, California.
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Dr. Lucille’s “Healing From Within Healthcare” is located at 8350 Santa Monica Blvd., Ste 108, West Hollywood, CA 90069.
Featured On NBC
Claims To Be Features On CBS, NBC, USA Today, and Fox News. A Google search did not produce evidence PureHealth Research was featured on any of the aforementioned media outlets.
Trustpilot 1.1-Star Customer Rating
The Trustpilot 1.1-star rating is related to 6,209 reviews. The reviews are associated with fraudulent auto-shipment subscriptions, non-deliveries, refund scams, unauthorized credit card charges, fake tracking, and no improvement.
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Afterword – Liver Health Formula Scam
Is Liver Health Formula a scam? Is PureHealth Research a scam? There is not enough evidence to make this determination. However, it appears PureHealth Research does not have an active business filing in Virginia or Ohio. The Virginia business filing is currently “inactive.”
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The BBB complaints and thousands of Trustpilot 1-star reviews point to an online supplement scam. Again, there is no evidence to validate PureHealth or Liver Health Formula.
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Dr. Holly Lucille is a licensed naturopathic physician in West Hollywood. There is no evidence to connect Lucille to PureHealth, other than the official website content. The question remains, why would a licensed physician endorse PureHealth Research? With thousands of 1-star Trustpilot reviews and dozens of BBB complaints, Dr. Lucille is still in an endorsement deal with PureHealth Research.
More needs to be done to bring awareness to the hundreds of online supplement scams. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) need to step up to the plate. If you tally up the combined monetary losses experienced by American consumers alone, the total would run into thousands of dollars.
Do your research, do not become a victim. Trustpilot, Ripoff Report, and BBB are reliable review platforms. Do not trust paid review sites because they are being paid to provide 5-star ratings.
I have received charges for products from Liver Health that I did not order.
File chargeback and/or PayPal complaint. Don’t delay because you can get your money back. These sites seem to save the visitor’s information so they can process the order with or without your authorization later.