Refunds
Sixty days to reconsider BloodPril
The seller's own guarantee runs sixty days and promises a full refund — every penny, any reason, nothing to justify. This page walks through what that actually covers, who is on the hook for the money, and what to hang onto in case a claim needs making.
01
What the policy says
Sixty days. All of the money. No reason demanded. No interrogation. That is the wording as published, and this site is not in the business of dressing it up or trimming it down.
02
Whose responsibility it is
The company that ran the charge. They own the guarantee, they own the refund, and any correspondence about it goes to them directly. This site sits outside the transaction entirely.
03
The one document to keep
The email the seller sent confirming the order. It carries the order number, the date the sixty days starts ticking, and the address a return is meant to reach. Losing it just slows everything down.
In practice
Actually asking for the money back
The mechanics are simple enough. Reach out to the seller before the sixty days close, reference the order number, and state plainly that the refund is being claimed under the guarantee. Nothing in the published terms asks for a reason.
If the reply asks for the bottles to be mailed back, send them the way the seller instructs and keep proof of postage. If no reply comes at all, the card issuer is the next place to try — their own dispute process runs on a separate clock from the seller's.
This site cannot chase any of that down on a reader's behalf, and it would be misleading to suggest otherwise. Laying out the terms as they are actually written is the extent of what this page does.
The window, condensed
- Length
- 60 days
- Amount refunded
- 100%, worded as every penny
- Reason needed
- None
- Handled by
- The seller
- Paperwork to keep
- The order confirmation email
- This site's part in it
- None — no payment passes through here
Questions