Is iGenics® legit – or a scam?

Who sells it

The product is made by ScienceGenics. Orders go through Digistore24, a payment and reseller platform used by thousands of online vendors. The purchase contract is between you and Digistore24, which processes the payment, sends the order confirmation and handles refund requests.

How the refund works

The maker offers a 180-day money-back guarantee. To request a refund, write to helpdesk@digistore24.com with your order number. Note that the maker's sales page describes the return in two ways – one section says to send the bottles back, even empty, while its FAQ says there is no need to return them – so ask customer service which applies to your order.

What looks solid

• Payment through a known checkout (card or PayPal), with an order confirmation from Digistore24
• One-time payment – no hidden subscription on the packages listed here
• A 180-day guarantee, stated on the maker's page
• Ingredients named on the sales page and a full Supplement Facts panel on the bottle

What we could not verify

• The star rating and review count shown on the maker's page
• The amount of each ingredient, except saffron (20 mg)
• The maker's statement that every batch is third-party tested

How to avoid fake or overpriced listings

Buy through the checkout link of the package you choose – it goes straight to Digistore24. Listings on marketplaces or auction sites are not from the maker's checkout, and a refund under the 180-day guarantee is handled only for orders placed through it.

Our take

iGenics® is not a scam in the sense of a fake shop: you pay through a recognised reseller and the guarantee is long. Treat the marketing (ratings, “tree of life” headlines) with healthy scepticism, check the label, and use the guarantee if it is not for you.