Glowbiteskids Reviews 3

If I could give 0 stars I would. Tried to correct my address as it was my old work address and they responded saying they couldn't, then only to get a shipping notification 2 days after? I didnt even receive them and they wont refund me. This is a classic case of drop shipping with horrible to no customer service. So not purchase this product.

Glow Bites lacks any mention of third-party testing, a major red flag for purity, potency, and safety in supplements—no COAs or lab reports on their site despite bold health claims. No Third-Party VerificationZero evidence of independent lab analysis for mushroom content, contaminants, or dosages, unlike reputable brands (e.g., those batch-testing like Buff Bear for creatine gummies). Site ingredients are vague ("mushroom extracts"), with no mg specifics, making it impossible to verify if doses hit therapeutic levels or are just traces. Company NegativesAustralian-based with no clear company history, team bios, or manufacturing details beyond "trusted quality"—opaque operations fuel skepticism. Self-hosted reviews (5k+ "Aussies love it") dominate without external platforms like Trustpilot showing volume, hinting at curation. Similar "glow" supplement brands face scam accusations for non-delivery, sugar-only products, or auto-charges, though not directly tied to Glow Bites. Other DrawbacksHigh sugar/syrup content implied in gummy format undermines fitness use (your strength training), with heat processing likely degrading mushroom actives. Premium pricing ($49+/month) without proof of value, plus hype tactics like bundles and "limited stock," prioritize upsells over transparency. No complaints boards hits specific to them, but industry parallels (e.g., fake creatine gummies) warn of glorified candy. Honest VerdictHeavy hype, no testing transparency, and generic tactics make it unworthy—stick to verified powders for real mushroom benefits in your routine.

Seen a Facebook video and did some research, posted a similar comment on the video and they straight up blocked me on Facebook rather than addressing these real facts.

Typical behaviour of a marketing ploy, over hyped worthless product. Would leave a Google review but they are not available on google reviews. Another red flag. Stay away. Save your money.

This website is a scam. They will not deliver the products and they will not refund your money. I wasted $100 on this scam. Please don’t fall for it!