Evercleanse is one of the more popular colon cleansing products on the market. But is it everything that it claims to be? The review of Evercleanse will give you a better view of the product and the company that produces it to help you decide for yourself if it may be a good solution for you.
Evercleanse, like many colon cleansing products, uses a three step system designed to 1. clean you out, 2. replenish your system with good pathogens, and 3. support and maintain your colon after the cleaning. The ingredients in Evercleanse seem to be legit and able to do the job. So from an ingredient standpoint, I don't see why Evercleanse wouldn't work as it is supposed to.
The other thing to look at when deciding between colon cleanse products is the company behind the product. In terms of marketing, their website is nice and professional, but they use testimonials that are difficult/impossible to verify (they have no name, location, etc). I don't put much stock in testimonials anyway since they are so easily made up.
The fulfillment company associated with Evercleanse, 3PL Worldwide Inc, also received an 'F' grade by the Better Business Bureau. Now, it's difficult to say how close the two companies are, but it's still something that's worth noting.
Evercleanse provides no money back guarantee on their product. This is always a red flag. We like to see guarantees at least longer than 30 days. Another red flag for Evercleanse that I found is their weak privacy policy. If you dig deap enough you'll find that they may be selling your email address to other companies whose products they think you 'might find interesting.' In order to not have your email shared, you have to actually opt out by visiiting a separate site. In today's world, this just isn't acceptable.
As far as cost goes, Evercleanse is about average. It will cost you close to $60 for a 2 week supply and about $100 for a 6 week supply.
To sum it all up, Evercleanse is a difficult one. The product seems reasonable, but the high number of red flags puts a bad taste in my mouth (no pun intended) for Evercleanse. They don't guarantee their product and the thought of them selling my email address doesn't sit well with me. But in the end, it's your call. - 15255
Evercleanse, like many colon cleansing products, uses a three step system designed to 1. clean you out, 2. replenish your system with good pathogens, and 3. support and maintain your colon after the cleaning. The ingredients in Evercleanse seem to be legit and able to do the job. So from an ingredient standpoint, I don't see why Evercleanse wouldn't work as it is supposed to.
The other thing to look at when deciding between colon cleanse products is the company behind the product. In terms of marketing, their website is nice and professional, but they use testimonials that are difficult/impossible to verify (they have no name, location, etc). I don't put much stock in testimonials anyway since they are so easily made up.
The fulfillment company associated with Evercleanse, 3PL Worldwide Inc, also received an 'F' grade by the Better Business Bureau. Now, it's difficult to say how close the two companies are, but it's still something that's worth noting.
Evercleanse provides no money back guarantee on their product. This is always a red flag. We like to see guarantees at least longer than 30 days. Another red flag for Evercleanse that I found is their weak privacy policy. If you dig deap enough you'll find that they may be selling your email address to other companies whose products they think you 'might find interesting.' In order to not have your email shared, you have to actually opt out by visiiting a separate site. In today's world, this just isn't acceptable.
As far as cost goes, Evercleanse is about average. It will cost you close to $60 for a 2 week supply and about $100 for a 6 week supply.
To sum it all up, Evercleanse is a difficult one. The product seems reasonable, but the high number of red flags puts a bad taste in my mouth (no pun intended) for Evercleanse. They don't guarantee their product and the thought of them selling my email address doesn't sit well with me. But in the end, it's your call. - 15255
About the Author:
Peter Wood has thoroughly reviewed many of the colon cleanse products on the market. Before you buy any colon cleanse product, be sure to read his Evercleanse review as well as many other reviews at ColonCleanseReport.com
