Colon Cleanse Reviews: Best Cleansing, Detox Products

#1 – Colonix Program by DrNatura.com
Overall Rating:

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
The more than 40 herbal ingredients used in the Colonix ® formula are proven effective for colon cleansing. The fiber in this kit is in a powder form which is more effective than capsules or tablets. The capsules in the anti-parasite component are vegetarian, not gelatin.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
We looked hard to find another natural product site with as many testimonials as DrNatura. When it comes to customer feedback and satisfaction, Colonix is the indisputable winner of the lot.

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
60-day unconditional money-back guarantee with a free shipping option. Policies are clearly defined, including a hassle-free return policy. Company information is easy to find, even photos of customer service personnel are shown on the website. Live customer support is available seven days a week.

Value for the Price:
Their pricing of $55 to $88 per one-month kit for a three-step program is reasonable and a good value for the money. Extra points were earned for free shipping. (Pricing depends on how many packs you buy at the same time.)

Verdict: This product has it all. It’s a well balanced, easy-to-use colon cleanse formula that also happens to taste good. There’s no other colon cleanser in existence with so much positive user feedback. We have personally examined DrNatura’s testimonial files and can verify their authenticity. We have also used the program several times with excellent results. The company has been around since 1998 with a solid track record. It has the most visited, easy to navigate website with a lot of good information. Its products are endorsed by several doctors. In our opinion, Colonix is the #1 colon cleanser on the market today.

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#2 – The Perfect Cleanse by Garden of Life
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List of Ingredients

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
Good combination of ingredients contained in three separate products. The first one, Purify, cleanses your liver, Step 2, Capture, is a fiber to detoxify your colon and Step 3, Remove, supports your body during toxin removal. The capsules used in Purify and Remove are vegetarian, not gelatin.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
Perfect Cleanse Kit is a new product recently introduced by Garden of Life. There are very few testimonials to be found about it anywhere on the Internet. We assume customer feedback will grow in quantity as this is a promising cleansing kit.

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
Perfect Cleanse is made by Garden of Life that has achieved a good reputation in the natural health field due to its high-quality products. Since this product is sold mostly through retail, we were not able to find anyone that gave a money-back guarantee. On the product’s packaging or its website there’s no mention of a satisfaction guarantee.

Value for the Price:
At around $20.00 a pack, the Perfect Cleanse is good value for the money, but it is only a 10-day program. If we multiplied the price by 3 to make it into a 30-day program, its price would also reflect to the average price range of other cleansing programs.

Verdict: The Perfect Cleanse is a good short term cleanse with a solid company behind it. We feel that a thorough cleanse will take at least 30 days or longer to achieve, but this is a good start. There is no money-back guarantee.

#3 – Puristat by Abbott Industries
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List of Ingredients

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
Good formula sold in tablet and caplet form. Tablets are the cheapest to make, the heat involved in the process can destroy nutrients, and tablets are harder to absorb than powders, capsules or liquids.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
There are numerous success stories posted on Puristat’s website.

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
Points lost for the 30-day money back guarantee and no free shipping, while standard shipping cost is a bit pricey at $9.95.

Value for the Price:
A 21-day cleanse costs $114.95, which means that a 30-day cleanse would cost about $165. This is double the average. The good news is that this package now also includes a one month supply of digestive enzymes, probiotics and digestive nutrients.

Verdict: Puristat has an informative, professional-looking website, but their products are on the expensive side. We also don’t like the fact that they claim to cleanse your colon with a combination of two products only in 7, 14 or 21 days. We feel that a thorough cleanse will take much longer than that even with a more comprehensive program.

#4 – Colpurin ™ by Huntington Nutraceuticals
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List of Ingredients

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
The formula looks good, but they use gelatin capsules, which is ironic in a cleansing/detox product since gelatin is made from by-products of the meat and leather industry, mainly pork skins, pork and cattle bones, or split cattle hides. We think that ANY dietary supplement, but especially cleansing products, should only be sold in vegetarian capsules.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
At the time of our last update, there were only a dozen very short testimonials available on Colpurin’s website. This is not encouraging and hasn't changed much in numbers in the last couple of years.

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
The refund policy is not consumer friendly. A 25% administrative processing fee is calculated against the total cost of all opened products being returned and shipping costs are also deducted from the refund.

Value for the Price:
For a two-step program, the price is on the high end. Standard shipping is $6.95 or free for orders over $75.00. With so little customer feedback real value is hard to establish.

Verdict: Colpurin seems to be a good formula marketed in a way that casts doubts in the consumer. Their multi-step refund policy cannot be called hassle-free and there may be a hefty administrative fee.

#5 – Enuvia by Enuvia Research LLC
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List of Ingredients

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
It contains most of the important herbs and nutrients used in cleansing, however it is in the less effective tablet form and this formula also contains bentonite. (See aluminum issue at the Almighty Cleanse kit.)

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
The testimonial page is just as bad as Dual Action Cleanse’s (See further down.) Six short testimonials with no real details, which as far as we’re concerned could have been written by anyone. There have been no new testimonials added since we first wrote this review in 2006. Their rating is a dismal 1 1/2 stars on Amazon.

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
They have a secure order form but no contact information, company address or any mention of a money back guarantee. (They used to have a "conditional" 90-day money back guarantee, which is no longer on the website.)

Value for the Price:
You get three products for $49.95. No free shipping, though the $4.80 shipping cost is reasonable.

Verdict: Besides the short testimonials on Enuvia’s website, we found some others on Amazon that give it an average of 1 1/2 stars. That’s very poor performance for any product, let alone one that you put in your mouth. In case you’re contemplating ordering this product, make sure to read these reviews first and beware of their auto-ship program.

#6 – Regulux by Doctor Newton's (MediaPower, Inc.)
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#6 – Regulux by by MediaPower, Inc. (DrNewton's)

List of Ingredients (Not Available)

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
The formula contains many of the essential ingredients for colon cleansing, such as Psyllium, Black Walnut and Senna, but this company also uses gelatin capsules which are normally made from by-products of the meat and leather industry, mainly pork skins, pork and cattle bones, or split cattle hides.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
At the time of writing this review, we could not find any user testimonials or feedback on Regulux’s website, or anywhere else about this product. Hopefully, this will change in the future.

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
Company offers a 30-day guarantee only. Returns are made harder by having to obtain a Return Authorization Number before returns are accepted. Customer service is not available on weekends.

Value for the Price:
For a two-step program, $79.95 is a pretty high price to pay. Free shipping is offered on orders over $129.00. With no customer feedback real value is hard to establish.

Verdict: Though the makers of Regulux are using the right ingredients, this product is expensive for a two-step program. The biggest drawback, however, is that there’s no user feedback on this product at all.

#7 – Bowtrol by Ultra Herbal
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List of Ingredients

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
Bowtrol contains some good ingredients for colon cleansing, however, it also contains Cascara Sagrada which should not be used for more than seven days at a time and Bentonite Clay which may contain aluminum. Bowtrol is a single-product colon cleanser and lacks many of the essential colon cleansing ingredients found in other more comprehensive programs.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
There are only four testimonials on Bowtrol’s website supporting the product and some new video testimonials that were recently added. In the past couple of years we have received numerous emails from customers with negative feedback about Bowtrol and its refund policy. (Please see comments below.)

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
The company tells you that you can safely take Bowtrol for the rest of your life, without any regard for the fact that some of the ingredients can be dangerous when taken in the long-term. There is no contact information or address for the company anywhere on the website, other than an 800 number for order taking only. Bowtrol has a 90-day return policy with a catch: The product must be UNUSED and UNOPENED and there's a $5.00 restocking fee for each bottle you return. From Bowtrol's website: "We do not accept items back that have been opened or used. Opened Items are Non Refundable." What kind of a return policy is that? If you try it and don't like it, "too bad!"? “In addition, you must obtain an RMA” when returning products. According to Bowtrol’s Return Policy. “You will receive your RMA via email once our customer service department has identified your eligibility for a return under our policy. Please do not call for an RMA. If you return your product without a RMA number you will not be refunded.” And if you place a Club Discount auto shipment order, you’re completely out of luck because “auto shipment orders are non refundable “. The trust factor won’t be enhanced by this part of Bowtrol’s Privacy Policy either: “…the information we collect from you is shared with our marketing partners or other third parties. We may use the personal information that you supply to us and we may work with other third parties to bring selected retail opportunities to you via direct mail, email and telemarketing. Bowtrol Colon Cleanse may sell or rent aggregated statistical information and user, member or former member specific information, including name, address, telephone number and payment information, to our marketing partners or other third-parties.”

Value for the Price:
A one-month supply of Bowtrol is $39.95 + $7.95 for shipping, but do keep in mind that this is for a single product only and not a colon cleansing package. The good news is that you do receive some bogus, over-valued free bonuses if you also want to lose weight. Discounts and free bottles of Bowtrol are available when ordering more. For example, if you order 4, you get 2 free – BUT – keep in mind that you will be charged the $5.00 restocking fee for each bottle (including the free bonus bottles) you receive, so they’re not really “free”. Also, you can't return any opened products so if you try the product and don't like it, you're simply out of luck. Shipping is also non-refundable. So if you happen to order 4 bottles of Bowtrol and receive 6 for $179.90 ($159.95 + $19.95 S&H), and you’re dissatisfied with the product, you can only return unused bottles and even those with a restocking fee. This kind of policy assures that Bowtrol cannot lose even if most of their customers should request a refund!

Verdict: Based on the lack of company contact info on their site, the complicated and gimmicky return policy (they used to have a 30-day money back guarantee with a $10 restocking fee for each bottle for opened products but that is not available any more, the question is WHY?) Along with the disclosure of private customer information for “direct mail, email and telemarketing”, as well as their auto-ship program, all we can say is: “Buyer beware”!

#8 – Dual Action Cleanse by Cellular Research
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#9 – Dual Action Cleanse by Cellular Research

List of Ingredients

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
The formula seems to have the right ingredients, however it’s sold in tablets. Tablets are the cheapest to make, the heat involved in the process can destroy nutrients, and tablets are much harder to absorb than powders, capsules or liquids.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
This product has the most pathetic ‘Success Stories’ page we’ve ever seen. Four very short quotes with no names, dates or other details. (As we are doing our update two years after the original review, the situation is still the same. No additional testimonials have been added. Not one!).

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
The company doesn’t have an explicit money-back guarantee on their site. After a lot of searching, we finally found it hidden in their Terms and Conditions. They list a PO Box as their address which is NEVER a good sign.

Value for the Price:
The basic kit of two products costs $59.90 but if you want the more effective ‘maximizer’ kit then you have to come up with $129.80. The catch is that they'll keep sending you the products automatically every 60 days and charging your credit card, whether you want them to or not. Everybody who places an order is automatically enrolled in their auto-ship program.

Verdict: Based on the above, we wouldn’t buy anything on this website or from this company. There are a lot of complaints sent in by unhappy customers about Dual Action Cleanse to the website InfomercialScams.com

#9 – Almighty Cleanse by ITV
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List of Ingredients

Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
We have a concern about the bentonite clay used in the Formula Two powder. Though bentonite is a common ingredient in detox products, some people may not be aware of bentonite’s aluminum content. One of the main reasons for cleansing is to remove harmful heavy metals from the body not to ingest them. Until proven completely harmless, we wouldn’t use bentonite as part of a cleansing program, especially when there are so many alternatives.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
No feedback or testimonials can be found at all.

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
The company doesn’t list any contact details such as an address or email address, only a toll-free number is given on their site. There’s no guarantee listed, and their order pages were just made secure recently! Here are some complaints on InfomercialScams.com.

Value for the Price:
Hard to determine as it’s not explained what’s included in a ‘season’.

Verdict: Based on the information on the company’s website at www.AlmightyCleanse.com, it’s hard to see why anyone would pay this company from $79.95 to $209.85 for their product plus $9.95 for shipping when they fail to give you:

- Details about the product, including price breakdowns
- A written guarantee and return policy
- Contact details
- Customer feedback

Also beware of their auto-shipment program. You might be signed up automatically when ordering.

#10 – Evercleanse by Hindsight Nutritional
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Effectiveness and safety based on ingredients:
Not only are the ingredients not listed on the website, we were shocked to see that they weren’t listed on the label either. The label simply said: Other Ingredients: Resistant maltodextrin (soluble dietary fiber). If there are main ingredients that are not listed, then this is not only illegal but dangerous to those with potential allergies. Yet the Supplement Facts panel of Evercleanse lists no main ingredients, only 'other' ingredients.

If Evercleanse does, in fact, only contain maltodextrin, which is used as a food additive and binding agent, then how can this product be called a 'cleanse'? An internal cleanse would require soluble and insoluble fiber as well as numerous additional ingredients. Otherwise anything could be called a cleanse. We reluctantly tried Evercleanse for two weeks and have to report that the product had no effect on our bowels at all.

Note to our readers: We think that any company that is not willing to list the ingredients of a product that it expects you to put inside your body should be approached with great caution, or not approached at all! If you're in the market for maltodextrin, you can get a pound for about a dollar, or 5 oz. (the quantity in an Evercleanse jar) for 30 cents. And not $59.95 that Evercleanse charges.

Note to the makers on Evercleanse: We welcome clarification about your ingredients.

Effectiveness and safety based on customer feedback:
Evercleanse does not list any testimonials on its website. After searching the web for customer feedback, we found only negative comments, such as bloating, burning feeling, constipation, bad customer service, not receiving their money back, and being charged each month for a new pack automatically.

Trust Factor & Guarantee:
When we received our package of Evercleanse, one bottle was not sealed properly and the white powder had escaped from the plastic jar. This was already a bad sign and made us a bit concerned about taking the product. (The missing list of ingredients unless they really do sell only maltodextrin as a cleanser just added to our worry).

If you read the company’s Privacy Policy, you’ll find that they will happily sell your contact info to other companies: “From time to time, we make the e-mail addresses of those who access our site available to other reputable organizations whose products or services we think you might find interesting.” It’s seems that this company has no respect for our privacy! As if that wasn’t bad enough, they also say the following: “From time to time, we may use customer information for new, unanticipated uses not previously disclosed in our privacy notice.” I’m not sure we want to find out what they mean by that one! And as far as Money Back Guarantees go, there is no mention of it at all! There is also no Contact Us page with the company address or contact email listed on the website. On the label we found only this: Indianapolis, IN 46250.

Value for the Price:
At $99.95 plus $10.95 for shipping and handling, plus automatically being placed on their auto-shipment program, which charges your card every month, whether you want them to or not – talk about a fool’s bargain!

Verdict: Where do we even begin? You don’t know what is actually in the products (unless they sell maltodextrin with a 99% markup), they charge you a fortune and keep charging you every month, the product is ineffective as a cleanse, there’s no money back guarantee and they will sell your contact details to anyone and everyone. Need we say more?

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Warning: Free Product and Auto-Shipment Scams

The new fad in colon cleansing is getting your products for free. We have received hundreds of emails from people who have been scammed by these companies. (It seems like a new one is popping up each day!)

Before you are sent your free colon cleanse, you’ll be asked to provide your credit card information. What you don’t realize is that these companies will continue to charge your credit card each month and you will have no way of canceling these charges because the companies can’t be reached. Not by phone or by email. Some have gone as far as using this magazine’s email address as the contact email with their merchant account providers and we ended up with all the emails from people who were demanding their money back and the payments stopped.

Please don’t get caught up in these scams. Find a reputable colon cleansing company, where you pay for the products you receive and nothing more. If the offer you are given sounds too good to be true, please don’t fall for it. It’s a shame that so many are giving this whole industry a bad name.

For more information see the CleanseDetoxWatch.com website.

Here’s just one example of the emails we’re getting:

I had requested a free bottle of the Total Cleanse and I wanted to be sure to let someone know that they are a total SCAM. They have already charged my card for 3 payments of 84.00 that I DID NOT authorize! Please warn the public of this scam I am also going to contact Oprah since they are using her as an advertisement!!! Plus, the product does not even work! I am seriously concerned about other people being taken advantage of! Sincerely.

Karleen, Florida, Thu, Jan 15, 2009 9:30 am

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Feedback From Our Readers

Editor's Note: Below you'll find some comments we've received from our readers. Please feel free to share your personal experience with any of the colon cleansers above (or others we may not have mentioned) with us. We will post all relevant and unique comments. Please understand that the reviews above represent our opinions and we appreciate that others may have different experiences with the same products. We truly believe that colon cleansing is a crucial step toward restoring and preserving one's health so the main thing is not which colon cleanser you choose, but to find the one that works for you in getting the toxins out of your body.

We are also planning to feature a “People’s Choice Award” for best colon cleanser based on readers’ feedback so please let us know about your preferred colon cleanser along with a brief explanation about what made it your #1 choice.

Evercleanse

Your website was very informative and helpful to me. But I am interested in product called Evercleanse. Can you please review the product. I look forward to your response. Thanks,

Spiro, Thu, Mar 05, 2009 1:39 pm

Editor's Comment: We are happy to oblige Spiro. The new review of Evercleanse is ready and can be found above.

Gas Issues

Hi, I have a lot of methane gas. I'm Lactose intolerant and so many foods create methane, both dairy and non-dairy. I have been eating a good quality fiber bread that cleans me out good, daily. Sometimes I have a twice daily bowel movement. I'm trying to stay away from beef and eat a lot of all vegetable meals and lot's of fruit. I feel really good and have great energy but the methane is so embarrassing. I use Beano, Lactade, Ultra veggie enzymes, with little help. I didn't see any mention of reduction of methane gases from doing a colon cleanse. Would it help?? I'm starting to think that there's some real old stuff inside me that's causing the methane problem.

Sun, Feb 15, 2009 9:59 pm

Editor's Comment: Sorry to hear about your troubles. Colon cleansing is known to help eliminate gas and bloating. Our suggestion is to find a good quality colon cleansing product.

Dual Action Cleanse Review

Beware if you need a refund. For me it has been next to impossible. I have made about 15 phone calls and left messages 2 times for a manager. He has yet to return my phone call. So now my credit card is looking into this. Their policy is a full money back guarantee. So where is my money Clee.

Wed, Feb 04, 2009 6:50 pm

Editor's Comment: Thank you for the warning!

Total Cleanse or Total Scam?

Karleen, Florida, Thu, Jan 15, 2009 9:30 am

Editor's Comment: Thank you Karleen. We hope you got your money back!

Puristat

Dear Editor, I am writing in regards to your review of Colon Cleanse Products. As the founder of Abbott Industries and the marketers of Puristat™ we are pleased to see a rank of #3 based on the information available at the time of the review. I would suggest a new visit to the site and updated review and more specifically a review of the value portion of comments. The product reviewed, a 21-Day Colon Cleanse comes with more than just 21 days of colon cleansing. This package now also includes a one month supply of Advanced Supplementation – which includes probiotics, digestive enzymes, l-glutamine, omega-3 fatty acids and all the vitamins and minerals the body needs to thrive. Again – thank you for the positive review. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help in the future. Respectfully, Joe Valley.

Joe Wed, Sep 17, 2008 6:32 am

Editor's Comment: Thank you for letting us know about the change Joe. We have updated our review for Puristat.

Colon Cure

Hello My name is George Bills I ordered the FREE sample of Colon Cure a short time ago it made me sick. However I did NOT ask for or order the product to be sent to me I only asked for the FREE sample now I have received the next bottle in the mail and they billed my credit card $89.95 why? I didn't ask to have this sent to me. Is the free sample their way of scamming customers into billing their credit cards is this how they make money? I want a refund on my credit card I have sent back the bottle to them in Davis Florida where it was shipped from. I will contact my credit card company for stop payment on this.

George Tue, Sep 16, 2008 10:04 am

Editor's Comment: Sorry about your experience George. It's companies like this that give the whole industry a bad name. Always be careful with free offers (especially when giving out your credit card number). Nothing in life is free. That's how the scammers get you!

Bowtrol

Thank you for all the information you provide. I am in the market for a good product and your website has saved me a lot of heartache. I have not made a decision yet, but I do feel more informed. After some careful research, I have obtained all the contact informtion for Bowtrol including the president's name. I think it is important that this information is available to individuals who spend their money. If you want this information to provide for your readers, please contact me and I will provide you that information. I can tell you they are owned by a company called GSCM Ventures in Burbank, CA. Thanx.

S. Walden Thu, Jul 24, 2008 4:45 am

Editor's Comment: Thank you. We'll pass this info on to our readers.

General Comment

I found several sites on the internet that reviewed colon cleansing products, but your site is the most informative.
Thank you.

Alice Thu, Jul 24, 2008 6:02 am

Editor's Comment: Thanks Alice! That is great to hear.

Perfect Cleanse

I read your review of colon cleanser products and wanted to comment. I have tried Perfect Cleanse - as recommended by Dr. Mercola. I cannot say I care too much for the product. There were 3 products in the box - 2 bottles of pills and one bottle of powder. My problem was with the powder that you had to mix with water or some other beverage and drink as part of the program. It was absolutely the most awful tasting stuff I have ever had to put in my mouth. I tried it with juice even and that did not help. I tried very hard but could not make it the entire 10 days of doing the program because of how awful the powder tasted. The pills were fine of course, but the powder reminded me of a mixture of dirt and cooked spinach. I wouldn't recommend that product to anyone and hope that I can find a suitable one to replace it that doesn't taste so horrible. Thank you,

Laura Fri, Apr 25, 2008 2:11 pm

Editor's Comment: We’ve found the Colonix fiber to be the best tasting of all the fibers out there. We’re sure many would agree.

Colonix

Hi, I have read most of the testimonials and found that most of articles are regarding people that had problems with constipation. I did not. But found that I needed to cleanse my system. Colonix product was very easy to use and I found it very effective. My question is since I do not have problems with constipation and I have bought 2 kits once I am done with the second kit can I maintain taking the fiber (powder) or what do you suggest I should do.

I have just finished my 1st kit and have completed using the fiber. I am allowing one week to let my body rest and then start the 2nd kit this weekend. I am not crazy about taking the 4 gel tablets and would like to know if I can just take 2 tablets instead until I complete the 2nd kit. Results have been great for me. I have lost some weight, no more bloating, or gas and my stomach has flattened. I monitor my sugar everyday and it seems that my medication has worked much better while on the product. I want to make sure that once I am done with kit that I can continue using the fiber. I just want to know that it will not harm me in the long run. Please give me some suggestions as to what to do once I have completed two months of the product. I can see how people with constipation would need 3 or more months. Thank you for your time.

Maria Tue, Apr 08, 2008 12:48 am

Editor's Comment: Maria, in our experience, fiber supplements can be taken long-term. For specific questions relating to the Colonix program, please contact DrNatura’s customer service.

Almighty Cleanse

I am so frustrated that I cannot get a decent answer from anyone - - all they do is say Call Customer Service and that's a bunch of bunk. There is NO customer service or helpfulness. I ordered 2/29/08 and have called the past three weeks - - they keep telling me either the order is being processed or on the way. Still no product and it is 3/26!! I would like to cancel but cannot find anyone/any way to do so. Help!!!!!

Nancy, Wed, Mar 26, 2008 12:13 pm

Editor's Comment: We wish we could help Nancy but all you can do is keep chasing them down.

Colonix

Hi there, I am happy to have found your site and am about to order the Colonix cleanse. I read in the Dr Natura site that possibly it's better to do the Colonix and Toxinout together? Do you have an opinion of that? I regularly do the Wild Rose cleanse which I truly enjoy, but am looking for a good 30 day one. Also, since I live in Canada, which site do you recommend for me to purchase from at the most reasonable price ( if you recommend that at all). Looking forward to you reply. Regards, Tamara

Tamara, Mon, Mar 24, 2008 12:23 pm

Editor's Comment: Tamara, it is likely beneficial to do the Colonix and Toxinout together but DrNatura’s customer service can give you more information in this regard. We’re not sure if the products can be purchased in Canada

EnzYmastic Therapy vs. Colonix

Aloha, I purchased a whole body cleanse product on Tuesday 3.18.2008. Today 3.20.2008 is the first time I felt anything from this product only after I drank a 1/4 cup of wheat grass with it. I got a lot of tummy grumbling and at best minimal waste release. The product is Whole Body Cleanse by EnzYmastic Therapy. It contains 1 btl Laxative Formula of 35 tabs (take 3 tabs w/ 8oz water at bedtime), 1 btl Super Milk Thistle of 28 tabs (1 tab at night) and 1 btl Fiber Fusion of 112 caps (4 caps morning and night). It's a two week program. Already on day one when I took the product and felt nothing I knew I wasted my money. I've tried the Colonix couple years ago, and LOVED it! It worked well for my husband and I. I will agree Colonix works best and results are quicker. I would not recommend EnzYmatic Therapy unless you don't mind waiting longer for results. I will open the capsules tomorrow and mix it with juice and see if that helps. Just thought I'd share my results on the product. Thanks,

JM, Thu, Mar 20, 2008 3:08 pm

Editor's Comment: Thank you for sharing your results with us. Hope you get better results as you continue with the program.

Colonix

I would like to know if products like "Colonix" also strip the good stuff along with the bad and if so how long does it take to rebuild the good stuff? The Colonix website is truly an eye opener but with all that coming out one has to wonder what is left. Thank you.

Mike Sat, Mar 08, 2008 5:09 am

Editor's Comment: In our experience, a good colon cleanser will not strip the good bacteria from your body, however, it is a good idea to take some probiotics while cleansing.

Almighty Cleanse

I was real excited about the product and ordered it for my mom and myself off of the television in October 2007. It didn't come for so long that I finally called. Please keep in mind that the price for the products had already been deducted from my account. I finally called and the products came to my house. In the meantime, I found another product that I was happy with -- one that didn't take 2 months to get. I called the Almighty Customer Service number. The lady gave me an RA number. I went through EVERY procedure they told me to. I even spent extra money at the post office. Now, my money has STILL not been reimbursed to my account. I've called numerous times. I've been hung up on twice and told 7 times that my refund check is on its way to my house. It is now March 3, 2008. This has been dragging on since early October of 2007. Do you have any ideas who to contact to get my money back?

Lorrie Tue, Mar 04, 2008 11:14 am

Editor's Comment: Lorrie, we wish we could help! You might want to contact your credit card company to remove the charge from your account.

Evercleanse

Hi Editor, I practically read every review on your website and was please with the amount of knowledge I have gain and the I am now better able to make the best choice in getting a colon cleanse product. I must say you all do a fantastic job and have provided a wealth of information to the public. I came across your website while I was looking for information on "Evercleanse", however, I did not see it or read anything on it on your website, please send any info you may have on this product as I was thinking of trying it, but would appreciate some feedback on it first. Thanks in advance for your help and keep up the good work. Thank you

Euclin Eubanks, Wed, Feb 27, 2008 10:40 am

Editor's Comment: Euclin, I’m afraid we don’t have a review of Evercleanse at this time but we are reviewing new products on an on-going basis.

Bowtrol Review

Please post this review about Bowtrol. I am very very upset with their company. I thought that I did enough research and found a great colon cleanser, but I was sadly mistaken. Bowtrol Colon Cleanse did not work!! The only thing that it did was give me awful, serious stomach pain and gas. I am very disappointed to learn that not only the product did not work, that I have to pay the shipping to return the worthless product, and I also have to pay to return the product in order to get my refund!!!! If I would have known this, I would have not ordered this product. Guess that is why your company doesn’t tell the consumer that information. Your company's return policy is the most inconvenient, unintelligent, ridiculous thing I have ever experienced.

Lindsay Thu, Feb 14, 2008 1:24 pm

Editor's Comment: Sorry to hear about your experience with Bowtrol Lindsay. Thank you for keeping us informed.

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