Description

In June 2025, I purchased a "Nobel Prize Parasite Cleanse" called CellTOX from a company called Iverpure for $79.20 (including shipping). The charge appeared on my credit card to a merchant called VERITAS Supplements. I DID NOT sign up for any memberships or any club. I did receive the product, however, my husband said it upset his stomach. In July there was a charge on my credit card of $39.99 to VERITAS. I paid the bill, but immediately began as search for some sort of subscription and spent many hours online researching this company. The address in St. Petersburg, FL does not belong to any company with a physical presence at that location. I spoke to the property manager. At the bottom of Iverpure's website, I found a link to cancel the membership. I filled out the link and simultaneously sent them an email. Got no reply on either transaction. A charge appeared AGAIN in August. Then my credit card company contacted me to verifiy ANOTHER charge in August to VERITAS. At that point, my credit card company closed that card and is in the process of issuing me a new card. I also filed a dispute for the first August charge and the credit card company will attempt to contact the company. The Iverpure website shows links for Iverpure Club, Manage My Membership, and Membership Cancellation. The first 2 links only spin and do not provide any information. Membership Cancellation is a form to fill out (which I did yet AGAIN, but after submittal it does not provide any confirmation).