60 days to change your mind
What the guarantee covers, how a return actually goes, and an honest account of which parts of it we can help with. Mostly: none of them.
Sixty days, starting the day you order
The seller calls the guarantee unconditional. In practice that means two useful things: the clock starts on the day of purchase rather than the day of delivery, and it does not depend on the bottles being sealed. You are meant to open them. That is the point of a trial.
They also ask something reasonable in return: give it around 30 days of real use before deciding. A supplement you took four times in two months has not been tested, it has been ignored. Sixty days is long enough to do a proper month and still have time to ask for your money back.
- 60 days, counted from the purchase date.
- Opened bottles included.
- Applies to every bundle — two, three or six.
- Handled entirely by the seller, through the support address on your order email.
How a return actually goes
Four steps. None of them involve this website.
Find your order email
It comes from the seller when you buy and carries your order number and their support address. That email is the whole paper trail.
Write to their support
Say you want to use the money-back guarantee and give the order number. Do it inside the 60 days — the date on the email is the one that counts.
Follow what they send back
They will reply with a return address and their steps. Use them exactly. Sending bottles back without asking first is how refunds get stuck.
Wait for the refund
It goes back the way you paid. How long it takes is between the seller and your bank, and any number we printed here would be invented.
Where we fit in, and where we do not
This is the part most affiliate pages leave vague, so here it is straight.
gummipic.com does not sell you anything. The buy buttons on this site send you to the seller’s own checkout. They take the payment, they hold your details, they ship the box, and they are the ones who refund it. We never see your card.
We cannot process a refund, chase one, or escalate one. If you write to us about an order, the only thing we can do is point you back at the support address on your order email, because that is the only route that exists. Telling you otherwise would be convenient for us and useless to you.
We are paid on commission. If you buy through a link here the seller may pay us a percentage, at no extra cost to you. We think you should know that while you read the rest of the page, not after.
The seller’s published terms are what apply. Everything on this page was read off their own pages and is repeated here in good faith, but terms change. If theirs and ours ever disagree, theirs is the one that is true.
Questions about the guarantee
Yes. The seller describes the guarantee as unconditional and expects the product to have been used. Opening a bottle is not what voids it — missing the 60-day window is.
On the day you buy, not the day the box lands. Your order email carries that date, which is why it is worth keeping.
Ask the seller. Their support team decides how a partial return is handled, and we are not going to guess at a policy we do not administer.
Then the guarantee has expired and there is nothing we can do about it. It is still worth writing to the seller politely — some will make an exception — but do not count on one.
The seller’s return instructions say. Ask when you first write to them, before you post anything, so there are no surprises.
Sixty days is a long enough look
Every bundle is covered the same way, so the difference between the boxes is how long you are set up for — not how much you are risking.