Why You Will Not Find A Star Rating Here
No average score, no review count, no row of stars in the search results for this domain. That is a deliberate decision rather than an oversight.
Star markup published without a real, verifiable review system is a false statement dressed as data. Both Google and Bing treat it as a manual action risk, and more to the point it would tell you nothing. A five-star average assembled by the seller of the product is not information.
What follows instead is a description of what actually arrives, and six messages in full.
The Patterns
What comes up positively
- Nails, first and by a distance. Usually weeks two to four. A nail grows from a fixed point, so a change appears as a line you can point at.
- Less tightness after washing. Second most common, generally weeks six to eight, and heavily weighted towards people in cold or dry climates.
- The routine being effortless. Two sweets before breakfast is a low enough bar that people are still doing it in month three.
- Having read the ingredients first. Mentioned surprisingly often, which is why this site is built the way it is.
The three complaints
- Nothing happened. Regular, real, and precisely what the sixty day window is for. Nobody should feel awkward using it.
- Too sweet. It is a gummy. We say so on the product page, the safety page and here, because people deserve to know before paying.
- Expected it faster. A skin supplement that changed a face in ten days would be doing something other than what it claims.