It was a weight loss supplement that does not work.

Oprah video claims these drops will make you lose weight in as little as 3months. Ingredients are not as claimed & reviews are all negative. I tried canceling order before it arrived, but no response from anyone. Plus prices are not as advertised.

I watched an ad through a text video in a game. The ad was being presented by Oprah Winfrey and promoted the Lipo max product using Himalayan pink salt to lose weight. When I receive the product cost me $299 and the product did not contain any Himalayan pink salt. I emailed the Lipo max support site listed on the website for a refund and no one ever contacted me back. The website states 100% refund within 60 days if not satisfied that is a lie.

Description On Facebook Oprah Winfrey through a pod cast of sorts endorses lipomax as a form of the pink salt trick, a natural Munjaro for weight loss. I purchased a 6 month supply. The next day a rewatched, what I thought was the same video with Oprah in it about lipomax, except this time it was a different supplement Prozeneth, with a different doctor (alleged doctor). In the first video she attributed her weight loss before the met gala to lipomax and Dr Ania. In the second video she attributed her weight loss to another doctor, a different supplement Prozeneth, but the same Met Gala. I was also contacted by a "coach" for lipomax after my order, who tried to sell me $800 in additional supplements. 267-297-4324 I will contact my credit card company for a refund.

Watched a video on Facebook of Oprah and Dr Ani. Originally thought it was the "pink salt trick" but did find out it was LipoMax. Ingredients were suppose to be Himalayan Pink Salt, Green Tea Extract, Berberine, and Resveratrol. Backed by Eight Lab, Dr Crane. Touted to be better than Monjaro (GLP-1, GIP) Watched testimonials. When I received the product there is a host of ingredients not mentioned in the video and only one that was, green tea extract. I contacted Cartpanda who then said I needed to contact 4unature.com. I have and its been 4 days with no reply.

I saw an ad for a "Pink Salt Trick" on my laptop and went to the website on 8.22.25. The "trick" was to purchase 6 bottles of Lipomax @$49.00 each ($294.00) and get 3 free bottles. Instead, I was charged $693.65 and received 15 bottles. Then my credit card was charged an additional $1,309.57 ($87.30 ea.). I called on 8.27.25 and was told my account would be credited and I would get "free" calls with the "head coach." I never received a credit or a call. I reported the fraud to my credit card company and cancelled the card.

I saw this Oprah and Dr Ania explaining the effectiveness of Lipomax. I stupidly ordered it. The only thing these drops did was cause indigestion. I got a call from someone who was going to coach me and after a short discussion with this person, I realized I would need to send over 2,358.00 04 2,538.00 more to purchase supplements and cleanse medication. I told him I wasn't interested in spending more money. Haven't heard anything since. This is a scam.

FB podcast with Oprah and 2 doctors selling weight loss product. I cancelled order immediately after placing it, received multiple calls and emails from "coaches" which I blocked/unsubscribed from, emails from Lexi Moore and Dr. Emma Lewis amongst others, 4unature, cartpanda, lipomax, etc. All customer support contacts indicated order had been processed and shipped. Order received via USPS from Largo Florida and I shipped back return to sender with full expectation of refund of charge. CC company also alerted..

I ordered and was billed for ordered products in the amount of $456.00 on July 31, 2025. There were two orders and each was billed separately for a total of $456.00 on PayPal. I received the ordered products August 7, 2025. After using it a few days, I didn't like it and called 888-277-7713 and spoke to a male but neglected to write down his name. Told him I wanted to return the order and was offered 50% off the billed price and could keep the order. I declined. He gave me the address but only a number, street name and zip code. When I asked about the name to put on the return box, he told me I didn't need it. However, I put LipoMax on the address. I returned the order in the same box it had been delivered in and immediately took it to the post office on August 7, 2025. I tracked the address each day. It was delivered to LipoMax August 20, 2025, at 12:40pm. I waited until today, Wednesday, August 27 to contact them through their customer service email: [email protected]. The email was sent back to me as "Your message wasn't delivered to [email protected] because the address couldn't be found, or is unable to receive mail." I thought I'd entered the incorrect address. Checked. Correct address. Searched their website again. A different email came up with .net rather than .com. Changed the email address, resent and it was returned with the same message. I did not attempt to call the customer service number because it was after their business hours.

I watched a 30 minute video with Oprah and Dr. Avia selling these serums to lose weight, working in the same way as Ozempic, except with out side effects. It is the Pink Salt Trick, including other herbs only found outside the USA. I decided to purchase the smallest amount available, 3 bottles. After I selected that I’d like to pay with Pay Pal, the money was immediately taken out of my account without my approval. Then another “Doctor “ came on and said that buying only three bottles wouldn’t make the product work and could make it even harder to lose weight, and that I needed to buy a year supply to actually lose weight. That’s when I realized it was a scam. But I’m so embarrassed that I didn’t realize it from the beginning. I am 60 years old and this was only the second day that I used Instagram and I wasn’t thinking about it being unmonitored for people to scam you.

A new, natural product that mimics the prescription medication, Mounjaro was advertised on Facebook. I clicked to the site and listened to the entire video claiming that an endocrinologist at Yale University had developed a product that was unofficially called the "pink salt trick." The video was done by Oprah Winfrey and the doctor who supposedly developed the product and had multiple people attesting to its weight loss capabilities. However, the video was apparently totally AI generated and completely fake. Oprah Winfrey and the Yale doctor have both posted disclaimers online, saying they have no knowledge of the product and certainly did not endorse it. On the video, the doctor talked about her partnership with the lab manufacturing it, where the ingredients were coming from, etc. The video is so well done that it is totally believable. They list the ingredients that are in LipoMax. However, when the product arrived, non of these ingredients are listed. It is just a supplement with no particular impact on weight loss. And although they advertised a guaranteed no-hassle refund in the first 60 days if for any reason you are not satisfied, the return policy is definitely a hassle and says they have to decide if they will give you a refund. Before I understood that this was a scam, I went back to order some of the product for my husband, but then it was call Burn Jaro. So I order the Burn Jaro. Now I think it is called Slim Jaro. So basically, I was scared twice. I am embarrassed by being so taken in, but the video is a masterful AI production.

Going through Facebook, an automatically generated infomercial, came up with Oprah Winfrey, singing the praises of, “The Pink Salt Trick” with various doctors who claimed to be involved in the development of this product. Oprah Winfrey claims in this infomercial that she has lost 74 pounds using this. It was only referred to throughout the entire infomercial as the pink salt trick. When I received my six, not 12, only six bottles it says Lipo Max on the front of each bottle. I called the number and asked the Customer Service agent to please pull up my order so he could clearly see that I had ordered 12 bottles not six. He then told me that he would initiate a 50% refund. I told him I did not want a 50% refund. I wanted to return the product in hole because I believe it to be a scam. There is not one thing on this bottle anywhere that says anything about being the pink salt trick. At this point, I don’t even know if there is really a pink salt trick that is actual and real. I highly doubt it at this point. Anyone in the past month or so who has opened any form of social media has certainly gotten the same random infomercial that I did. I believe this to be a total scam. I would like all of my money, returned to me. If you happen to be someone who has seen Oprah Winfrey on an infomercial that randomly pops up on your social media, I would caution you before you get excited about some miracle that is going to cause you to lose weight at astronomical proportions, and quickly.

I CAME ACROSS THE OPHRA WINFREY PODCAST ON FACEBOOK WHERE SHE WAS DISCUSSING THE BENEFITS OF LIPO MAX WITH AN ALLEGED DR OF ENDOCRINOLOGY . TRUSTING OPHRA'S ENDORSEMENT OF THIS PRODUCT AND HER OWN WEIGHT LOSS JOURNEY, I FELL HOOK LINE AND SINKER, PURCHASED THE PRODUCT AND WHEN IT ARRIVED THERE WAS NO RECEIPT FORM OR INSTRUCTIONS ON RETURN POLICY, ALTHOUGH THE ADD CLAIMED A MONEY BACK GAURANTEE, IF NOT SATISFIED. NO TANGIBLE WEBSITE, PHONE NUMBER OR INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO RETURN THE PRODUCT IS AVAILABLE. THE PHONE NUMBER LISTED DOES NOT PROVIDE INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW OR WHERE TO BEGIN THE RETURN OF THE PRODUCT. IF SENT BACK TO THE SHIPPING WAREHOUSE, THERE IS NO GUARNTEE THE PERSON OR PERSONS WHO SOLD THE PRODUCT WOULD BE NOTIFIED OF THE RETURN. THEREFORE, NO MONEY WILL BE RETURNERD. WHILE THIS WAS MY MISTAKE AND MOST LIKELY WILL NEED TO EAT THE COST WHICH WAS CLOSE TO $640 CHARGED TO MY CREDIT CARD, I AM SO TIRED OF BEING A TARGET OF FRAUDULENT ADDS THAT PLAY ON THE PUBLIC'S WEAKNESSES. WITH THIS BEING STATED, I STRONGLY ADVISE ANYONE WHO IS THINKING OF PURCHASING THIS PRODUCT NOT TO DO SO.

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Watched the Oprah video on Facebook. She appeared with a “Doctor” who made what sounded like credible claims about the pink salt trick, but promised an enhanced formula. I paid $294.00 for 6 bottles of this “formula” which is supposed to make you lose weight quickly without the side effects of semaglutide or other GLP-1’s. They offer coaching but don’t tell you what that’s going to cost. Well, the email addresses they provide for you to return this product (no hassle guaranteed returns) are bogus. They are [email protected] and [email protected]. Neither of these work. I sent a text to my “coach” and also an email to him. I didn’t really expect an answer. I suspect I’ll have to hash this out with my credit card company.

I watched video endorsed by Oprah and stupidly ordered it. I then investigated more and realized this was a scam I notified the company and requested a refund. At first they offered me 50% off. I said I was going to report to BBB and suddenly I was refunded the total amount and I had product I am trying but no results Hopefully this well help no one else to fall for this scam.

I made a purchase for lipomax on social media yesterday by listening to a long video. The video convinced me that it was an honest product and I feel foolish for falling for it. The video contained Oprah speaking about the product and fake testimonials, fake Dr.'s, All the information was a scam. I am well educated and worry about others who are much older than me or even more vulnerable. This is simply disgusting and needs to be stopped.

They used Oprah Winfrey telling us how she lost weight using this product Lipo Max so I thought since it was her, it was all true, but I’m finding out it was fake. My husband passed away last month so I really need to get my money back on this fake.

Pretended to be oprah Winfrey on a pod cast setting that she took this Lipo Max to shed pounds. I now see this same product on Lipo max.com for $69 a bottle & on Walmart for $18.95 & less on sale. The only directions are rake 1-2 droppers full daily. This sugar water has me looking to eat everything in the house!

Scam all of the way around. Starts out as LipoMax. Then Nature4U, CartPanda and another name with letters and numbers ending with walmart on my bank account. My last call he said he couldn’t find my account. I’ve made several attempts to cancel my order which was made by mistake since the moment I realized I ordered.

A product that a commercial/ podcast with Oprah and Adelle said helped them in their weight loss. I found out today that the whole thing was AI generated. The product is a fraud.

Watched a podcast with “Oprah Winfrey” and Dr. Ania. Told to watch the podcast to the end to receive 3 free bottles with 3 paid bottles. The payment when processed was for more. Contacted customer support and I was told that I would have to pay the charged amount then get a refund on my card. Was pressured into doing business this way. Checked with BBB to see that this was a scam so I contacted my bank immediately to have the card cancelled and the charge refused.

Lipomax weight loss. Endorsed by Oprah Wynfry. List 386.50 twice. Going to have to change credit card. Feel very angry and very very stupid. Opener should have something done to her too!!

Watching a podcast with a person who proported to be Opra. When I realized it was a scam and attempted to contact the company to cancel order I was told I couldn’t do it over the phone. Called their support line and was hung up on. Will be disputing thru my credit card company.

Viral social media video on instagram with Oprah Winfrey claiming she lost all her weight with Lipomax

Lexi Moore from Lipomax texted asking for me to contact her for a hormonal evaluation as part of the Lipomax sales promo saying I’d need another product for the Lipomax drops to work at their best. I had just bought 6 bottles of Lipomax and without authorization they charged an additional $10 for “future premier service when ordering”. I demanded they remove the charge. The service person said she couldn’t do that but instead she would discount the current purchase by $106 and that would show on my statement in a few days. Immediately after the call I began getting texts and emails supposedly from Lipomax to contact them for the hormonal evaluation. I felt it was a scam to up the sale so I refused. After watching the sales pitch, buying the product based on promises, I was then I’m told I must buy another product for $197 for the first product to work as they promised during the sales pitch. At this point I lost $294 plus $9.95 for the future premier service and I’m suspicious that I won’t be receiving the $106 discount as promised. All I have to show for this is 6 bottles of a mystery liquid that makes my heart race. Maybe caffeine is the secret formula.

Lipomax does nothing for your weight...Do not buy!!! Also, don't trust anything, oprah says or does, even though it is AI. She should be doing more to stop these impersonations.

After watching a very convincing podcast, with Whoopie Goldberg, and Opra Winfrey, plus an alleged doctor. The podcast may possibly be AI generated. I purchased 6 bottles of LipoMax. I received text messages asking me to call a number to ensure proper use of the product. After speaking to the (supposed) representative. He determined I purchased too many bottles and proposed that I should send back 3 of the bottles for a refund for far more than the original purchase price. He was to send me a supply of additional suppliments in exchange. None of this made any sense. When he told me my credit card had been rejected, I quickly went to my bank website to learn of a fraud alert. I hung up on him and canceled my card.

A facebook video of Oprah and Dr Ania Jasterhoff described the product & results of extreme weight loss. I cannot access the video again now that i closed it. $294 gone :(

It was an infomercial promoting a product called LipoMax using an AI version of Oprah Winfrey. The only reason I purchased the product is that Oprah endorsed it. In reality, it wasn't Oprah but an AI version of her. It was the best AI version of someone I have ever seen. You would not be able to tell it wasn't her.

showed a podcast on website about Oprah Winfrey and her weight loss using LipoMax.

I watched a Facebook "ad" featuring Oprah Winfrey. It was very convincing, but I later learned that there are other Oprah ads that are identical to this one, but with different weight loss meds, docs and claims. My attempts to reach customer service are not working. I was told initially that I would receive a refund confirmation within 15 minutes after my request, but I never received it. I did receive multiple messages saying that the order is shipping. I've lost faith in Facebook ads.

I saw an advertisement for Lipo Max, for weight loss on Face Book. Oprah Winfrey was speaking with Dr. Dania about liquid drops she helped develop for weight loss that was the same as Mounjaro. Oprah stated she used Lipo Max herself and that is how she lost the weight. She claimed you do not need to excercise, diet, or do anything except take the drops twice a day and you will lose the weight in no time. I thought Oprah was a reputable person and decided to buy the Lipo Max. Six bottles of it. A day after my drops arrived I received a text from “Vincent Lopez”, a coach for Lipo Max. He called me and had all my personal health information. He told me I needed to buy three more supplements that would help me reach my targeted weight loss goal. The only catch was it would cost me $3600! I told him I would not do that and hung up. I feel like Oprah was selling snake oil at a very high price! I am going to call my credit card company and ask for my money back as this was a misrepresented product.

Watched a podcast of Oprah Winfrey and how she lost weight by using LipoMax. And that Oprah Winfrey was funding this LipoMax company. She and Dr. Ania (female) interviewed numerous women who used LipoMax and lost weight.

Our company, Nature4U LLC, has recently experienced a high volume of incoming phone calls and emails from consumers regarding Lipo Max and IQ Blast products. These customers claim they purchased the items online and were attempting to request a refund. After being unable to reach the original seller, they searched for the company name via Google and mistakenly contacted Nature4U due to the similarity between our name and a separate entity known as 4U Nature (which appears to be affiliated with a scam operation and/or CartPanda). Please note that Nature4U LLC is not affiliated in any way with 4U Nature, CartPanda, or the products Lipo Max and IQ Blast. We do not manufacture, sell, or distribute these items. In some cases, customers have mistakenly mailed us returns of these products; however, since we have no association with the original seller or the products, all packages sent to our company’s address are immediately returned to the shipping carrier. We submit this claim to formally clarify that Nature4U LLC is not responsible for these third-party products and to prevent further confusion for consumers. We kindly appeal to affected customers to avoid further losses by not sending packages to our address, as they will be refused and redirected back to the carriers.

I just read on the bbb website. Oprah Winfrey saying this is what she used to lose weight. It was a long video, said it was her podcast, I waited till the end and ordered bottles of this product. When I went to pay for it they told me you have to use it for a longer period of time. If I ordered it now it was cheaper, so I did. I was contacted by a man, Timothy, who tried to sell me other stuff to go with it. I told him I couldn’t afford anything else. Then another coach texted me, committedcoaches.com. I haven’t heard from them again. Expensive lesson learned.

Was on Facebook watching Oprah sell this “pink salt trick” weight loss miracle solution you can make at home with 4 ingredients and after long spiel, I’m talked into buying 6 bottles of Lipomax at a bargain because Oprah will pay for three bottles herself so I will only pay 295 for 3 bottles. Then within minutes a Lipomax “coach” named Tim calls me and tells me I need to buy some additional supplements at a bargain price of over $400 and when I gasped at that, he said “How about $206?” Which was supposedly a senior citizen discount since I’m on Social Security. So then 3 more “coaches” called me, John, Lexi and Braydon all trying the same add-on but one was honest and said Tim was incorrect and I don’t need to purchase anything else but I was already charged on my Discover card by then. So I asked for a fraud report phone number which they gave me and I reported it to the number and they said they would send in a credit request for the $206 which has not resulted in any refund. I also reported it immediately to Discover as a fraud and they said I have to wait 10 days before they can do anything to see if my credit appears from Lipomax, which it hasn’t and I called the fraud number from Lipomax back and they said they would again send my additional request up higher and did not have an address I could write to and complain. I’m going to call Discover again and request a full return because the Lipomax is a disgusting liquid, not capsules, that I cannot stomach and gives me a headache. On top of this, I started receiving emails from Lexi, another “coach” saying my profile shows I need more supplements at an additional cost after some “medical” person saw my profile and told Lexi that I needed to have an emergency phone appointment set up which I did and Braydon called, not Lexi, who had been writing me emails regularly. Braydon said Lexi was too busy probably and he wanted to charge me $3000 per year for supposedly counseling me along on my weight loss journey and when I said absolutely not, his tone turned cold and uncaring and he gave me the same fraud number I called before to report the scam and I called them again and actually took my second report and still had my original note regarding Tim forcing me to buy supplements so Braydon at least gave me a legitimate phone contact. But I also complained about all the different “coaches” calling me and emailing me and the fraud lady said”Do you want the calls and emails to stop?” And I said absolutely because this whole thing is a scam. I just want my money back because the drops taste disgusting and I don’t know what’s in them but they’re giving me headaches and that’s another thing. Each “coach” gave me different directions. Tim said put under tongue. John said no, you mix a stopper full with coffee, juice or water once in the morning which is still disgusting. Then Braydon said to use twice a day so no one really knows what’s going on. It seems the “coaches” were fighting over me to get their counseling fees which the AI Oprah never mentions after her lengthy Facebook spiel which has been repeated by several other celebrities word for word, even by Trump one time. Please help me get my money back and stop this scam on elderly ladies who just want to lose weight, not their Social Security. I’m 74 years young. Thank you.

I saw an ad online hosted by Oprah Winfrey on a product promoting a new way they could make the hormones GLP and GIP naturally in this new way and when you use it you lose tens of pounds without any side effects like that of Mounjaro. The product she and a Dr. Anai? Was promoting was LipoMax. Oprah contributed all her weight loss due to taking this LipoMax. But then the next day I see her doing another ad with yet another so called Dr. Casey Means promoting a different product called Barislend along with singer Adele that they contributed all their weight loss to this other new product promising that it too can create the hormones GPL and GIP naturally in your body. Shame on Oprah and Adele to scam their fans promising these products caused their weight loss. These products don’t even contain the so called ingredients you could only get from Japan that can replicate GLP and GIP naturally. They mentioned these in their ads and don’t have them in their product. Another scam. These products won’t work ladies. Don’t be fooled like I was. We ladies that are overweight are too desperate for that wonder drug that will work. We especially believe that these products will because we see Oprah Winfrey and Adele confirming they took it and it’s the only thing that helped them lose their weight. Shame on them for scamming their fans just for money. These companies should be held accountable for their lies.

Starts with video podcast with Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Ania and you think you are getting the Pink Salt hack they are talking about with the ingredients pink salt, green tea extract, berberine & resveratrol. They are actually selling Lipomax (Ingredients: Organic Hawthorn (fruit) extract, Organic Horse Chestnut (fruit, hull, seed), Organic Grape Seed Extract (seed), Organic Stone Root (root), extract, Organic Motherwort (flower/leaf/stem), Organic Gotu kola (leaf),Organic Butcher’s Broom (root) , Vegetable Glycerin, Purified Water, Organic Lavender, Trace Minerals Blend) sold by Walmart. Your order will appear on your invoice as CARTPANDA *WALMART371. You are buying from Cartpanda.com, we guarantee customer satisfaction. You can email us at any time at [email protected]. bheveraff.mycartpanda.com 4U Nature

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My mother was using the computer and a podcast with Oprah popped up. She watched it. Oprah and a Dr Anis Jasburg gave scientific explanations for why people can't lose weight. They talked about how lipomax was a miracle supplement that Oprah herself uses. They said Oprah would subsidize the supplement so whoever watched until the end would get 6 bottles for half price. I have had difficulty losing weight so she wanted to get it for me. She trusts Oprah and was convinced by the doctor and the scientific explanations. She paid thinking it would cost $150, but her card was charged $303. Immediately, I started getting calls from multiple different numbers, texts and emails. They wanted me to sign up for coaching which they said was worth$1400. They were aggressive and several of the numbers were robo calls. I answered one and the man hung up when I told him I didn't know what my mom had ordered. I called one number back and I got a robot recording to leave a message. I looked up Oprah and lipomax online and saw bbb.org had one scam listed. I saw a CNN article stating Oprah had said she doesn't support weight loss supplements and not to believe these videos of her. I shared with my mother and she called her credit card company. They cancelled her card and referred the payment to fraud, but made no promises she would get the money back.

I had the same experience as the other person. Trying to get number to send junk back. Email they gave me gets rejected.

Saw an Oprah podcast talking with Dr. Ania Jastreboff, Dr. Rachel Goldman, and Dr. Jonathan Crane. All were reporting on a weight loss product that minmics Ozempic but with no side effects. It is called the Pink Salt Trick. The product is called LipoMax. They encourage you to buy a 12 month supply because that is the therapeutic dose. However, I got a call immediately after ordering from a person named Nicholas, who never identified his company but promised coaching support while using Lipomax. He also recommended supplements to support my weight loss. I declined his service. Additionally, I was contacted by Lexi Moore via email at lexi@ lipomaxcoaches.com to purchase a plan to support my weight loss journey. I declined. Like the previous writer, I can attest to seeing Oprah advertise various weight loss products, but those videos looked fake. This podcast looked real.

Ordered product online was charged way more than was told product would cost. Also, the product was being sold by Oprah Winfrey, which later I discovered was a lie. There is an article stating from Oprah that she does not endorse this product at all, so right there this company is lying and cheating people. When I found out, they charged me $294 instead of the $173. I tried to get a hold of the company. I have emailed them numerous times to tell them I did not want the product. Please do not ship it which they did. There is no phone number to call to speak to anybody in customer service. I keep on sending emails to the sales department. Nobody is answering me. I do get an email every day from a Lexi wanting to go over my health. I email her back telling her to get in touch with me or give me a number to call but I know these are auto generated emails. I have contacted my credit card company to see what can be done.

I just finished reading of a similar experience here on this website. Dr Emma Lewis talks with Oprah about Lipo Max Pink Salt weight loss liquid over long presentation. I never received confirmation or proof of my purchase on 8/6/25. But payment was taken. CartPanda processed the transaction. gave order #192401 for Lipomax 3977 Just before coming to this website, I sent an email to CartPanda to see if they would help with contact information (too soon to know if they will respond) I did receive phone call and text shortly after ordering 737-352-4155. It took over a week, but just got through and talked to "health coach" Laura. She recommended -5- more supplements!! When I stated I couldn't spend any more money, she was respectful and didn't get mean or anything. So as of this minute, I have talked to someone, they said my order would be arriving very soon, but they did try to get me to purchase many more supplements for several hundred dollars more. The infomercial stated 60 days return guarantee, I have contact customer care 877-297-4529

I'm not sure.. I am just reading this and got the same scheme of things with Oprah promoting the lipomax product as the pink salt trick.. etc.. sooooo I paid for it it has been taken from my account the order is in transit .. however I was immediately bombard with all of the potential spam calls one after the other many times in a row and many times daily every day x 3 days since I placed a $304 order for 6 bottles of these drops.. so now I'm pretty concerned as a single woman domestic violence survivor just trying to get back on her feet and regain some confidence and wanting help with weight loss to feel better about myself.. sooooo idk where this ends up but beware cause. Now I'm regretting this already and I haven't even gotten the product .. survivors of domestic abuse already have troubles with trust issues .. so I'm sure you can understand my lack of confidence in this product/company..at this moment..

I was going to order the lipomax I tried to cancel but was unable to cancel. The lipomax charged my credit card 2 times.403.95 and then 396.00. I reported it to my credit card company. Tried to mail it back, no package order from to return. Numerous calls with out any luck. Items also came broken and damaged. DO NOT ORDER FROM this COMPANY EVER

I received a shipment from Lipomax of "Ketone Drops" which I did NOT order. I don't know if I was billed for it yet from Paypal but if billed,I have no intention of paying for it. It started out with an Oprah video (long one) followed by a long pitch from Lipomax. I DID NOT order anything that I did not IMMEDIATELY cancel as I realized that the whole pitch was probably a scam!

Ohpra Winfrey was setting up both of these web sales of the "pink salt trick." PROZENITH & LIPOMAX I didn't realize these were two entirely different products. Sent me more than I asked for.

Watched video with Oprah & dr for weight loss product and was double charged by trick method!

fake endorsements by Oprah on Facebook and pushy post-purchase sales calls for Lipomax (weight-loss drops) marketed as “natural” fat-burning supplements made with plant-based ingredients like pink salt, green tea powder, etc.