Audifort Complaints and Refunds: What to Know Before You Order
Most worries about supplements bought online come down to four things: extra charges, slow shipping, refunds and results. Here is what Audifort's own terms say about each one.
Opens the Audifort order page. One-time payment, no autoship.
1. Will I be charged again?
The maker says it is a one-time payment, with no future charges and no autoship. ClickBank is the retailer, so the charge on your card may show ClickBank's name instead of Audifort.
2. How long does shipping take?
The maker says it aims to ship within one business day by FedEx or UPS. US orders arrive in 5 to 10 days, and you get a tracking email. Shipping is free in the US on the 3 and 6 bottle packs.
3. How do refunds work?
The maker offers a 90-day money-back guarantee, even for empty bottles. Here is the process from its return policy:
- Contact customer support within 90 days of your purchase date and ask for a return number (called an RMA).
- Ship the bottles back, even empty ones, within 14 days of getting the RMA. You pay the return postage.
- The maker says it refunds your payment, minus shipping and handling, within 48 hours of getting the return.
Two tips that save headaches:
- The 90 days start on the order date, not the delivery date. Ask for your RMA before day 80.
- Keep the tracking number of your return package until the refund shows up.
The maker's separate return-policy page uses generic store wording, such as rules for gift cards and opened items. The order page promise is clearer: empty bottles are accepted. If in doubt, ask support to confirm by email before you order. For order questions, the maker's page points you to ClickBank's order support at clkbank.com.
4. Will it work for me?
Nobody can promise that. We found no published study of Audifort itself, and the doses in its blend are hidden. The maker sells it as hearing support, not as a treatment for tinnitus or hearing loss. That is why the refund window matters: it lets you try it with limited risk.
If you have sudden hearing loss, ear pain or ringing in only one ear, see a doctor first.
What about complaint pages online?
Many pages with "complaints" or "reviews" in the title are affiliate pages that link to the product. This page is one too, and we say so. Some use the name of a well-known consumer magazine, but we could not find any review of Audifort from Consumer Reports. Judge the product by its label, price and refund terms.
You may also see Audifort on Amazon or Walmart. Those listings come from other sellers. The maker's 90-day refund applies to orders from the maker's site.
Comfortable with the terms?
See today's packs and the 90-day guarantee on the maker's site.
Go to the Audifort Order Page