Warning: Do Not Buy – Misleading "BOGO" Offer & Unacceptable Customer Service
In response to Gronoir's reply to my initial review:
Thank you for confirming that my initial shipment was defective and that other customers experience this same BOGO issue. However, your response entirely misses the point.
When a company advertises a "Buy One, Get One Free" promotion, any standard checkout process automatically includes the second item. Expecting customers to jump through hoops to manually add a "free" item—and claiming I intentionally opted out of a free product—is a deceptive design practice. If your system allows a customer to pay full price for a BOGO deal while leaving half the product behind, that is a flaw in your business practices, not a mistake by the buyer.
More importantly, you completely glossed over my return request. When I pointed out these issues and asked for a shipping label to return everything for a full refund, your customer service team refused simply because the package was "marked delivered." How else is a customer supposed to inspect a defective order without it being delivered first?
I paid $65 expecting two full bottles. Leaving your customers with 1.25 bottles and refusing a refund after an error-plagued order is unacceptable. My review stands as a warning to other buyers.
My initial review below:
I am writing this review to warn other pet owners to stay far away from Gronoir.
I ordered their dog eye spray after seeing an offer for a Buy One, Get One Free promo for $65. When my package arrived, I received only one bottle, and to make matters worse, it was only a quarter full.
When I reached out to customer service, they did send a replacement for the defective, mostly empty bottle. However, when I asked about the missing second bottle from the "Buy One, Get One Free" promotion, they flat-out refused to send it. They claimed that I failed to manually select the free bottle at checkout—and even explicitly admitted to me that many other customers fall into this exact same trap due to "confusion" on their site. Instead of honoring their promotional claim or fixing a design that clearly tricks buyers, they chose to hide behind technicalities.
To top it off, when I requested a prepaid shipping label to return the product for a full refund, they refused, claiming they couldn't process a return because the order was "marked delivered."
In the end, I paid $65 expecting two full bottles and ended up with a net total of 1.25 bottles after fighting for a replacement for their broken shipment. Their misleading promotional structure, refusal to honor advertised deals, and absurd return policy feel like a complete scam. Save your money and protect your pets—do not purchase from Gronoir.
6 settembre 2026
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