Trysightcarefast Reviews 

The fact that these reviews are less than a month old says just about all you need to know.

This is a standard 'we show you some spoons on the eyes - and tell you its a 7 second a day 'tick' - then get you to watch a 40 minute video - 26 minutes it eventually shows you the little tubs of magic tablets at the 'discount' rate of £49 each when buy 6!

THEN - they claim a 180 guarantee to get your money back - IF you send them the unopened boxes back - at YOUR cost - by which time they have closed the business down and moved onto the next 'magic pills' scam for a different health concern.

IF You fall for this - at least try to get your money reversed from your debit or credit card provider.

The moment the VoiceOver advert on YouTube said that problems with eyesight were not down to the eye itself, but the brain, it was obvious that it was misleading and potentially dangerous.

What about retinopathies? Cataracts? I find it harder to think of entirely brain-related vision issues than those down to deterioration or structural problems in the eye.

Watching this ad on YouTube - it begins with a nice English voice to lure you in, then goes over to the American voiced ad - what a lot of bunkum! I got bored before the end.

I bought this product and ended up in hospital with extreme bradycardia very slow heart rate and lung problems only used a few days had the dr check it out the lab said the chemicals found in this product are not good for body especially organs don't buy dont waste your money I'm not sure but I think my sight is worse be careful don't fall for this SCAM like I did save your eyes and money

Every video outhere that don't allow you to forward ,know, that is the first sign of a scam.and I believe they are the same scamers for hearing issue as well....

Why YouTube allow these guys to advertise is beyond me. 30seconds of the video should convince you it's a scam. If you don't believe your inner voice, do some research ;-)

Scam started with Beautiful words and Ended with Magical FAKE pill

I suffer from short sightedness and I have floaters so I thought i would watch this "short" presentational video it stated from the start that this practice would make you throw away your glasses and improve your eye sight to no end and not cost you a cent well 7 minutes turned into 15 mins then 30 mins then 40 mins, I drifted off a few times because he kept repeating himself over and over again he could have told you this in a 5 to10 minute video but no he spoke in adnaseum only to find out that you had to spend alot of money to take pills I tried googling his name but came up with nothing so I put it down to a scam and I'm not the only one who feels judging by the reviews I've read that way so I'm going to save my money

I haven’t bought the product. But the yankee- style long winded seven minutes of inconclusive verbal diarrhoea, makes me think it’s a scam. No pill will change the structure and mechanics of the eye.

Utter scam all the scientific references and references are fake / false go google any of it . Not as seen or as approved by ….. go look up the fake scientists name it does t exist etc
Old school magic bean scam from the Wild West literally :)

Forget this bunk, look for EndMyopia.org instead!! No pills there! EndMyopia has paid services but they are only offered after you have read and understood the material, a lot of people (myself included) figured out the important information out for free.

Disclaimer: I have not tried this product.
However this follows the same marketing strategy of a lot of other low quality products/straight up scams.

this is a scam so beware before you part with any money

Why have I just wasted 30min of my life and damaging my I sight to watch more lies... The first statement in the video claims not having to use pills or spending lots of money. Then low and behold after all the repeated rambling and sob stories, it turns out its a pill for hundreds of dollars reduced if you buy in bulk.
The classic Scam!
The audacity to bring God into the mix has reached a further low.... Sickening I just feel nothing but empathy sorrow for the people that are going through health issues with their eyes, being disheartened when they learn it's all a hoax.

Oh my god. It’s been 12 minutes of this 7 minute video and it’s still no nearer the point. Please you could have told us about this “cure” in about 2 minutes. This guy must have been paid by the word. It’s 20 minutes now and you’re repeating the same thing over and over again. 30 minutes now, we found out it’s a pill. Made by God apparently, good job there was a football game on . Finally 35 minutes later I’ve find out it’s Sight Care
Oh yes its $249 per bottle. It goes down to $49 per bottle if you buy six bottles. Ok it’s 40 mins now and I’m off to kill myself. Will this get printed I ask myself.

Feels like a scam and so far i've never been wrong

The promotional video I watched specifically stated that SightCare was NOT FDA approved. However, it did say SightCare was produced in FDA laboratories.

I was initially interested in trying out this product from Sightcare, but my enthusiasm waned when I attempted to verify its FDA approval, as claimed on their website, and couldn't find it listed. Additionally, I conducted a Google image search for a verified purchaser named John B. Thomas from Fort Gibson, OK, and to my surprise, I discovered that the photo associated with John B. Thomas actually belongs to an actor named Brewer Daniels, as per IMDB.

I find it disappointing that Sightcare would resort to such practices, potentially misleading individuals who may have vision impairments. This is a concerning oversight and raises questions about the integrity of the company's claims. It's essential for companies to provide accurate and transparent information to their customers, especially when it pertains to health-related products. This experience has left me with reservations about the credibility of Sightcare's products and practices, and I hope they address these issues promptly and transparently.