Health & Fitness review
GlucoTrust review
A blood sugar supplement at $69 a bottle plus $9.99 shipping, with an unusually long 180-day refund window.
Worth a look
The refund window is the reason this is not scored lower: 180 days is six months, and it is long enough to try the product and still get your money back. The claims are the problem. Supplements that name blood sugar in their marketing sit right at the edge of what is allowed, because blood sugar regulation is a medical matter, and someone with diabetes who substitutes capsules for prescribed medication can end up in hospital. Gymnema sylvestre has been studied and shows some effect on glucose in small trials, but that is a long way from the package of claims on this page. If you have diabetes or prediabetes, talk to your doctor before adding this, especially if you take metformin or insulin.
- Price
- $69
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Adults with normal blood sugar who want to try the formula and keep the refund window in mind
- Not for
- Anyone with diabetes or prediabetes who has not spoken to their doctor
GlucoTrust at a glance
GlucoTrust is a supplement presented by a narrator called James Walker as a formula that supports healthy blood sugar levels, promotes circulation, reduces sugar and junk food cravings and supports deep sleep. The ingredient list named on the page includes Gymnema sylvestre among others. The Digistore24 order form charges $69 for one bottle and adds $9.99 shipping, coming to $78.99, and shows a 180-day refund window, one of the longest we have recorded.
- Format
- Supplement, capsules, shipped
- Price
- $69 per bottle plus $9.99 shipping, $78.99 total
- Refund window
- 180 days on the order form
- Named ingredient
- Gymnema sylvestre, among others listed on the page
- Seller
- getglucotrust.co; presented by a narrator named James Walker
- Digistore24 ID
- 419540
A blood sugar supplement
The page presents the formula as supporting healthy glucose levels, circulation, cravings and sleep.
That is four separate claims for one capsule.
Six months to decide
The order form shows a 180-day refund window, among the longest we have seen.
It is the strongest part of this offer.
Where the line is
Blood sugar is a medical matter, and supplements are not a substitute for prescribed treatment.
Anyone on metformin or insulin should speak to their doctor before adding anything.
Shipping is extra
The order form adds $9.99 to the $69 bottle price.
Multi-bottle packs are the usual way these sellers reduce the per-bottle cost.
Pros and cons
What works
- 180-day refund window
- Ingredients named on the page
- Single bottle available
What does not
- Blood sugar claims on a supplement
- Shipping added on top
- Narrator's credentials not verifiable
GlucoTrust FAQ
How much is GlucoTrust?
$69 per bottle plus $9.99 shipping, $78.99 in total.
Is there a refund?
Yes, the order form shows 180 days.
Can it replace diabetes medication?
No. Prescribed treatment should never be stopped for a supplement.
What is in it?
The page names Gymnema sylvestre among other ingredients.
The bottom line
The refund window is the reason this is not scored lower: 180 days is six months, and it is long enough to try the product and still get your money back. The claims are the problem. Supplements that name blood sugar in their marketing sit right at the edge of what is allowed, because blood sugar regulation is a medical matter, and someone with diabetes who substitutes capsules for prescribed medication can end up in hospital. Gymnema sylvestre has been studied and shows some effect on glucose in small trials, but that is a long way from the package of claims on this page. If you have diabetes or prediabetes, talk to your doctor before adding this, especially if you take metformin or insulin.