Refunds & Returns
Last updated: 21 September 2026
Read this first. This site sells nothing, takes no payment, issues no refund and cannot cancel anything. Every order is placed on the store’s own site.
The offer is a subscription. Cancelling is on you.
The store’s checkout opens on a Subscribe & Save option, which ships again and charges again every 30, 60, 90 or 120 days depending on the package chosen. The store states it can be cancelled at any time.
- Check which tab is selected before you confirm. The same checkout has a One-Time Purchase option at a different price, with no automatic renewal.
- Keep the confirmation email. It is where the store’s cancellation instructions and contact details are.
The store’s 90 day money back guarantee
The store states a 90 day money back guarantee. That is a commercial promise made by the store, not a legal right, and the conditions belong to the store.
Your legal rights in the United States
There is no general right to change your mind on an online purchase in the United States. The FTC’s Cooling-Off Rule covers door to door type sales, not normal online orders. What you have is the store’s own policy, plus the FTC rules on how a seller must honour the policy it advertises.
For recurring charges specifically, federal and state law require that the terms of an automatic renewal be disclosed clearly before you are charged, and that cancellation be reasonably simple.
If something goes wrong
- Write to the store first, using the address on your confirmation email. Keep a copy.
- If a charge repeats after you cancelled, contact your card issuer about stopping the recurring authorisation and about a chargeback. There is a time limit.
- To report the store: reportfraud.ftc.gov, your state attorney general, or the Better Business Bureau.
Refunds from this site
None are possible, because this site has never charged you anything.