glucofort.com Reviews 11

Glucofort is a scam. They take your money send you nothing and then are unreachable.

I hope no one has bought from these scam artists. If u have u deserve to be scammed. Utter rubbish. Do your research folks.

Scam scam scam

You have been warned not to deal with this company at all. They are only after your money. I am the victim here as I fell in their claws and lost all my money.
My online order has just disappeared.
That's how it works: once you order online within seconds your money goes away and you get a fictasious delivery note via email saying your order is in the post.Its a proper delivery note from DHL but all fake.
You don't receive anything and when you try to chase them up for your order no one is there.
So please please be careful as I have lost my money but I don't want anyone else to lose their hard earned money.

I have been taking this product for 3 months and then had my sugar level tested at my Doctors Pathology dept. It had reduced by a mere 2 decimal points from previous Result. Also the claim of potential weight loss is not evident.
So it hasn't worked for me.
Peter Australia

I was diagnosed with type2 diabetes a couple of years ago. I recently purchased the glucofort product and used it for 30 days knowing that my annual diabetic bloods (HbA1c) were due to be taken at the start of this year (2022). My readings are up from 51mmol/moo to 64. Therefore, as they claim that a positive change would be seen in less than 3 weeks, it is very clear to me that, after using it for over 4 weeks, this product had no positive effect on treating type 2 diabetes whatsoever.

To be honest I haven't taken this product as yet but have ordered it.
What I can say is that now I'm receiving many emails with long long winded sales pitches. These products all follow the same sales pitch of long suffering patient that nothing could help until they found the answer, which comes in a combination of herbs that only their supplement provides.
They are always going to tell you in just a moment... but half an hour later your still waiting to be told what it is.. Lol..
I believe now the whole thing is a scam, how they get away with it is the herbs they use aren't illegal or harmful, their lies and empty promises should be illegal.

I study biomedical science and I say with confidence that this is a scam. Go to your doctor and get proper medical advice and please don't waste £300 on this supplement

I haven't bought the product myself, found this product through a YouTube ad. I am a medical student and was shocked by the way they try to convince people to buy they product.

First off, they keep calling the "toxic fats" of the body as a consequence of type 2 diabetes, while that is completely false. It is one of the causes, but certainly not a consequence.

Secondly, they keep telling you that you shouldn't use the medication prescribed by your doctor and that in fact you shouldn't be using any medication at all, you just need their simple trick! Guess what, at the end of the video they start talking about how good their pills are. In think we can all agree that pills fall under the category of medications.

Thirdly, they talk about the research they have done and that multiple independent researches showed that their product works. I was sadly unable to find any of those researches, they were literally only mentioned in their video.

Fourthly, by looking at the website's code I was able to find their YouTube video on YouTube itself. There the description of the video wrote:

"The information we provide is not intended to replace consultation with a qualified medical professional. We encourage you to inform your physician of changes you make to your lifestyle and discuss these with him or her. For questions or concerns about any medical conditions you may have, please contact your doctor."

While clearly in their video they kept talking about how you should use their product instead of using what your doctor prescribes you. This description is only accessible through the use of their site code, thereby it's hidden for the regular user. I am guessing they wrote this description to shield themselves for the YouTube terms of service.

Fifthly, the biggest part of the video is aimed at selling their product at you and actively trying to convince you how good it is. They also often talk about how easy their method is and how you should keep watching to the end to find out! No legit company would use that way to promote their product, everything was one big red flag.

I hope I was able to give some insight to people who are on the fence of trying their product. Please tread carefully as they are trying to sell a product without any clinical evidence, saying medically wrong things, having a suspicious YouTube description and telling you not to use clinically proven medication. If you were to stop your medication given by your doctor and only use their medication, it could do a lot of harm to your body and even worsen your condition.

I decided to try this product after listening to all their own hype and testimonials.

They have a contact page which states they will contact you within a few hours which is totally false.

I wrote 2 messages on separate web page sites but going to the same web owner page. I never received any response at all from them.

I was going to purchase off of one of their recommended sites and after inputting my details I hesitated on hitting the buy button. Within minutes I received a telephone call from the USA trying to assist me in making a purchase from their site which I did not.

I did note that Amazon UK came up on Google when I was doing a search but going onto the Amazon site it looks as though they no longer have it on their site at all. Somewhat unusual as clearly at one time they did sell it on their site but now no longer.

It seems that almost every where you go on Google, I tried the first 3 pages, 30 reviews, there are 30 so called scam write-ups but each one is almost a copy in some form or fashion of every one of them.

The end result is giving a great review of the product worldwide to English speaking countries.

I had forgotten one important fact. In one section it states to take one capsule a day so the container holds 30 capsules, a months supply.

In another section titled "What is the best way to take GlucoFort" it states = Just take 2 capsules every day with your evening meal with a half glass of water and you will love the results you will see and how you will feel. Yes that right. You now only have 15 days supply in fact. Who proof read this advert and why do the team require you to overdose by 100%??

In a few days time I am seeing my Diabetes Consultant and i will be seeking his advice regarding this product before I try it or even attempt to.

As there are now other reviews on Trustpilot I will now peruse them and see what is said.

Shocking. Firstly, my blood sugar and weight have both remained the same, after around 90 days. Secondly, when I tried to buy them, the order wouldn't go through, so I messaged them, Within 90 seconds, I had a call from the US, offering to assist in my purchase. Then, twice, before my money back guarantee time expired, I messaged them asking for a refund. Not a single response, not even a no. Don't trust them, it doesn't work and their customer service is non existent.

Havent tried the product yet but the company seem to lack a lot of enthusiasm with upto a week of wasted time and unexplained unneccasary delay between order and dispatch. Not a very good experience for some one purchasing quite an expensive product. Makes you wonder whats going on? Is that even a legit business