GlucoFit Recensioni 102

Great deals! Got two items for the price of one. Definitely coming back for more.

Dear Readers beware this is a SCAM
BBC Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden says 'don't touch it' as she issues slimming pills scam warning.

This product does not work!!!! Do not waste your money.
They offer a money back guarantee and when I have emailed them after 1 month they just refer me to their returns section on the website. I have nothing to return! If I did they would tell me to carry on the whole subscription to get
Optimum results!

Took a while to arrive. Taken as prescribed but seen no change in weight or size. Eventually found contact for company and emailed them , within prescribed 30 days for money back guarantee, but to be told it was 14 days and no refund coming.
totally false advertising.
Don't be conned.

This is a fake product beware - the reviews are fake, its nothing to do with Dragon's Den and its a complete con. I managed to get my money back via paypal as I could prove all these things. I think its actually dangerous to be peddling pills like this online which could actually be dangerous for all you know. AVOID like the plague.

I have finished my first bottle and the oly thing I lost was £ absolutely no weight loss at all

Dont waste your money. I'm 163 cm and weighed 73 kgs wenI started taking early Dec 2024. Over Christmas period I was at a yoga retreat so did not put on overeat, lost zero weight. Did leave feedback on FB within 30 days and asked about money back guarantee. but no response, then busy life progresses, and no chance to get money back now. The guarantee is worthless as they know full well we are too busy to pursue. So expensive mistake in believing the BS, even if by a Dragons Den pusher

I'm trying to contact the company for advice. The dose on the bottle is 1 tablet a day but everywhere else it says 2 tablets a day. I've just started the course and would appreciate more clarity please.

I've never seen so many blatantly fake reviews on one page. I started researching these products after seeing a link from Dragons Den, thinking that this was a reputable company however every single 5 star review follows the same format. Come on Glucofit, if your going to put up fake reviews, at least put a little bit of effort in.....

Volunteer work at the local food bank requires consistent energy levels,

The stress of teaching was affecting eating habits badly

Managing a farm requires steady energy from dawn to dusk

College lectures became more manageable after starting GlucoFit

Working night shifts at the emergency room was challenging for maintaining stable blood sugar levels.

Working night shifts at the emergency room was challenging for maintaining stable blood sugar levels.

Do not kid yourself or believe any of the what can only be fake reviews.
I have noticed no difference whatsoever in how I feel and certainly have not lost any weight.
I have a stone to lose and according to their on line calculator that should have happened in 5 weeks based on my age, height, weight etc. Complete nonsense, I have not lost a single pound. A complete waste of money and if these so called Dragon Dens reviews are genuine I will eat my hat !!!
Save your money or join a slimming club.

Used for 1 month lost no weight whatsoever. A waste of £99

Not over impressed to be honest. I purchased 5 bottles of these tablets. I did not expect miracles, however, I followed the instructions to the letter, one bottle taken and not one ounce lighter, I would have expected some difference even if it were a small loss. Dissapointed to say the least. Be careful before parting with your hard earnt cash.

Hugely disappointed - and out of pocket. I’ve been taking these tablets exactly as directed, given up sweets and taken up walking. I wasn’t expecting a miracle, but had hoped for a little weight loss at least. Complete waste of money.

Mis-sell of product haven’t lost an ounce in nearly a month would like a full refund.

Jane Farrell

Glucofit does nothing but empty your bank account. Having bought 3 months worth for the ‘bargain’ price of £99 I am one month in and haven’t lost any weight at all. In fact there’s no change to my sleep, energy levels or any other benefit at all. It’s a con I’m afraid. Save your money.

ALWAYS beware of limited reviews - this has barely 200. Nearly all 5 star reviews are by accounts with no previous and no subsequent reviews - a cynic would suggest they are ghost profiles posted by GlucoFit. A few have two reviews, but GlucoFit got bored with adding a semblance of authenticity. Conversely most 1 star reviews are by those with MANY other reviews. Doesn’t take a genius to work out this is seriously bad practice and that of a disreputable company.

I paid £70 for Glucofit tablets,not capsules as stated.After a month I gained weight so emailed the company.The reply was "Did I exercise daily?Did I follow a low carb diet? The answer to both these questions was no because,either on the bottle or the website does it state this as I wouldn't have bought Glucofit.I I would've lost weight anyway with the diet and exercise.Then the email states basically it was my own fault for not doing the exercise or diet.I did reply back asking why is it not stated somewhere,either on the bottle or website but I didn't get an answer back.Do not waste your money on these tablets.

I brought this as I hoped to improve my energy levels, sleep and feel refreshed and loose some weight.
All the information I read before seemed positive but I’ve experienced stomach pains, felt no different but had a few episodes of feeling light headed.
I’ve not lost weight either .
I feel very dissatisfied and disappointed with the product and wouldn’t recommend it and would not repurchase again.

Absolutely not what it says on the reviews I purchased a 3 month supply for £109 the only loss has been my money
I feel like I’ve been conned
I wouldn’t recommend anyone to buy this fake product as it’s a con

I believed all the hype - and can honestly say not felt any change 4 weeks in.
Wanted to keep my sugar levels on course after stoppng Metformin for type 2 diabetes
Waste of money.