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Diabetes Solution Kit (Digital Version) review
A $19.97 digital blood-sugar program from Barton Publishing with a 365-day guarantee, sold through a '3 Drinks' video that frames diabetes as something to fix naturally.
Pass
The seller side is unusually solid: a named company with address and phone, a named physician with a paid-advisor disclosure, a 365-day guarantee and a $19.97 price. The claims side fails. The page sells a 'Double C Remedy' and a plan that 'drills down to the root causes' of erratic blood sugar to a diabetic audience, then relies on an FDA disclaimer to say it treats nothing. Managing diabetes is a decision for a doctor, not a video. We recommend passing on this offer.
- Price
- $19.97
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Nobody without their doctor's involvement
- Not for
- Anyone on insulin or blood-sugar medication
Diabetes Solution Kit (Digital Version) at a glance
The Diabetes Solution Kit is a digital bundle: a blood-sugar program of over 100 pages with a 3-phase plan by Dr. Scott Saunders, MD, plus a Low Blood Sugar Cookbook, a Carb-Counting Cheatsheet and a Type 2 Grocery List. The video page is about 'supposedly healthy drinks', artificial sweeteners and a 'Double C Remedy' to 'help stabilize blood sugar'. Barton Publishing gives a PO Box in Brandon, South Dakota, a phone number and an email, and discloses that Dr. Saunders is paid.
- Format
- Digital reports: 100+ page program, cookbook, carb-counting cheatsheet, grocery list
- Price
- $19.97 one time on the legacy order form, 0% US VAT
- Refund window
- 365-day money-back guarantee printed on the order form
- Seller
- Barton Publishing, Inc., PO Box 50, Brandon, SD 57005; phone 888-356-1146; support@bartonpublishing.com
- Advisor
- Scott Saunders, MD, described as a paid medical advisor since 2008
- Digistore24 ID
- 386253
Remedy language for a serious condition
The page promotes a 'Double C Remedy' with 'missing ingredients' to 'help stabilize blood sugar' and a plan that reaches 'the root causes of erratic blood sugar'; the footer says the products treat nothing and results are not guaranteed.
For claim discipline we give 3.0.
A real company with a phone number
Barton Publishing, Inc. lists a PO Box, a toll-free number and a support email, says it has operated since 2004, and discloses that Dr. Saunders is paid.
For vendor transparency we give 8.0.
A full year
The order form prints a 365-day money-back guarantee, the longest in this batch.
For refund terms we give 9.0.
Four digital reports
The page names the program, cookbook, cheatsheet and grocery list and says the program has over 100 pages; the page text shows no price to compare with the form.
For offer clarity we give 6.0 and for pricing honesty 6.5.
Pros and cons
What works
- 365-day money-back guarantee
- Named company, address and phone
- Paid-advisor disclosure
What does not
- Remedy claims aimed at diabetics
- Video content not transcribable
- Legacy form without product details
Diabetes Solution Kit (Digital Version) FAQ
What does it cost?
$19.97 one time on the order form.
Can I get a refund?
The form prints a 365-day money-back guarantee.
Who sells it?
Barton Publishing, Inc., Brandon, South Dakota, with a phone number and email on the page.
Does it treat diabetes?
The site's own disclaimer says its products are not intended to treat or cure any disease.
The bottom line
The seller side is unusually solid: a named company with address and phone, a named physician with a paid-advisor disclosure, a 365-day guarantee and a $19.97 price. The claims side fails. The page sells a 'Double C Remedy' and a plan that 'drills down to the root causes' of erratic blood sugar to a diabetic audience, then relies on an FDA disclaimer to say it treats nothing. Managing diabetes is a decision for a doctor, not a video. We recommend passing on this offer.
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