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InnaPeace Meditation Program review

A brainwave-audio meditation membership from Brainwave Research UK at $17 a month, with a 30-day refund and a named UK company, but with sweeping mental-health and success claims on the page.

Pass

The billing is honest in one respect: the page prints the $17 monthly fee next to the first payment and says you can cancel, and the 30-day refund is on the form. The company behind it prints its London address, company number and VAT number, which is more than most offers of this type disclose. But it is a subscription, with a series of 64 letters that could keep you paying for years, and the track count and length are never stated. The claims are the real issue. Relief from anxiety and panic, 'normalising' dysfunctional mental states, a higher IQ, a career boost and 'proven' technology are all promised without a single cited study or medical caveat. We recommend passing on this offer.

Price
$17
Billing
Subscription: $17 now, then $17 per month
Best for
Nobody who needs evidence for the health and success claims; a relaxation-audio fan would need to cancel promptly
Not for
Anyone with anxiety or other mental-health concerns looking for something that treats them

InnaPeace Meditation Program at a glance

InnaPeace is sold as a monthly membership to a series of 'progressively deepening' audio tracks with nature sounds and tones, each said to carry brainwave guidance built from binaural, monaural and isochronic signals the seller calls 3xPureTone. Each track comes with a support document, and members get monthly support letters, 64 in total according to the page, through a free app or an online members area. The audio is offered as 320 kbps MP3. The page promises inner peace within 7 minutes, relief from anxiety, stress and panic, better sleep, higher IQ and focus, a career boost and a 'youthful' look, and it calls the technology 'proven'. It says the technology is recommended by medical professionals and quotes a self-described auditory neuroscientist, but it cites no study, and no health disclaimer appears on the page. The first payment is $17 and the same amount follows monthly until cancelled. The seller is Brainwave Research UK, which prints its London address, company number and VAT number in the footer.

Format
Audio tracks (320 kbps MP3) with support documents, via free app or members area
Price
$17.00 now, then $17.00 per month until cancelled
Support letters
64 monthly letters per the page
Refund window
30 days on the order form and the page
Seller
Brainwave Research UK, 20-22 Wenlock Road, London, with company number and VAT number
Merchant of record
Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
ClickBank vendor
innapeace

A $17 membership, stated plainly

The form and the page both show $17 now and $17 every month, with cancellation described as easy.

For pricing honesty we give 4.0.

Tracks yes, counts no

The page explains the audio technology and the letters, but never states how many tracks there are or how long they run.

For offer clarity we give 6.5.

Anxiety, IQ and career promises

The page promises relief from anxiety and panic, higher IQ, a career boost and calls its technology proven, with no study cited.

For claim discipline we give 3.0.

Thirty days

The form and the page give a 30-day money-back window.

For refund terms we give 7.0.

A UK company with company number

Brainwave Research UK prints its London address, company number and VAT number, plus terms and a privacy policy.

For vendor transparency we give 7.5.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Monthly fee stated next to the first payment
  • London address, company and VAT number shown
  • 30-day refund window
  • Free app for access

What does not

  • Subscription with 64 monthly letters
  • Track count and length not stated
  • Anxiety, IQ and career claims with no cited study
  • Only 30 days to request a refund

InnaPeace Meditation Program FAQ

Is InnaPeace legit?

It is sold through ClickBank by a UK company with a 30-day refund, but its health and success claims are not supported by any cited study.

How much does InnaPeace cost?

The form charges $17 now and $17 every month until you cancel.

Is it a subscription?

Yes, it is a monthly membership, and the page says it is easy to cancel.

How do I get a refund?

The form and page show a 30-day money-back window.

Does it treat anxiety?

The page promises relief from anxiety and stress, but it gives no study, and it is not a medical treatment.

The bottom line

The billing is honest in one respect: the page prints the $17 monthly fee next to the first payment and says you can cancel, and the 30-day refund is on the form. The company behind it prints its London address, company number and VAT number, which is more than most offers of this type disclose. But it is a subscription, with a series of 64 letters that could keep you paying for years, and the track count and length are never stated. The claims are the real issue. Relief from anxiety and panic, 'normalising' dysfunctional mental states, a higher IQ, a career boost and 'proven' technology are all promised without a single cited study or medical caveat. We recommend passing on this offer.

If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, The Olive Reset: 28-Day Mediterranean Program scores 7.4/10 and is rated Worth it.

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