I received a mailing claiming proxene es to eliminate all possibility of disease etc. has it been tested and by whom and is it safe to take?
Is proxene es legitimate or is it just a business opportunity for opportunists?
I checked with the Better Business Bureau and they have had complaints. It doesn't say what the complaints were. The company would not respond to the BBB. It seems it took 36 months for 1 complaint to be resolved. And another was resolved in the last year. I'm not sure how many complaints were made. I am assuming people wanted a refund and had a problem in getting it. And I am assuming it is safe to take and feel it doesn't work. BBB said if you are going to do business with this company that you should let them know that you have checked them out with the BBB.
Reply:It's a fake - none of the claims in their smooth, marketing literature make any sense at all. And this supposedely "Dr." Rocha has a PhD - woo, big deal. Oh, forgot he has an OMD behind his name - know what that means? It means that he studied "oriental" medicine, that's all - what qualifies for this is just reading a box of Cheerios.
Please, if this stuff was real, don't you think EVERY real doctor in the world would know about it? This is just crap to take your money while providing no benefit at all.
Reply:The product did nothing for me and good luck with their money back guarantee! I am still waiting for a refund. If you decide to order watch out for their automatic refill plan even though you don't ask for it. The product keeps coming and you keep getting charged for it. They do not appear, at least with me, to be very honest.
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