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Scam ID 1036459 matched my experience almost to the letter. I too saw an ad on Instagram for Ovalohealth.com, featuring Gary Breka and Joe Rogan, singing the praises of a supplement called BCP-157 which Ovalo Health sells. Come to find out it's the only product they sell. Using a clip from Joe Rogan I feel is scam Number 1. I went to the website advertising a great discount on BCP-157, buy 3 bottles, get 3 free, which I proceeded to purchase. Within a few days, I received tracking for my order shipping from China! Red flags immediately went up for me. Nowhere on the site was there any information this product was sourced, produced or shipped from China. I ordered July 28, 2025 and received the product on August 14, 2025. Nowhere on the website can you find any detailed information: no full ingredients, company address etc. or name. Also no information like this is on their bottles. On receipt of this product I immediately contacted the company by email at their support email address. I have gone back and forth several times with them and all I get is excuses. I expressed my frustration with their omission of important details of the product and not feeling comfortable taking a supplement made in China. Their marketing ploy is genius for them. They don't offer returns/refunds if you buy the product on sale, promotion or any kind of discount. Supposedly refunds are only offered after you have ingested their "sketchy" product after taking for 60 days and are not satisfied. I've seen reviews of others online where they are still making excuses to refund the product even after taking it for 60 days. Everything they offer is sold at some kind of discount so their refund policy is void and they will never have to return or refund an order. I am disputing this charge with my credit card company. Ovalo Health appears to be a complete scam, I feel omission is fraud and deceit and their marketing ploy on returns goes to the next level of a scam.