Who makes and sells it
The label lists VertiGenics, Aurora, Colorado, and the maker says the product is made in the USA in a facility that follows FDA regulations and Good Manufacturing Practices. We could not verify which company is the seller of record on Digistore24.
The purchase itself is made with Digistore24, which processes the payment, sends the order confirmation and handles order and refund questions. For those, write to helpdesk@digistore24.com with your order number.
How the refund works – and where the maker contradicts itself
The maker offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. Its pages describe it in different ways. The sales page says to “just write to us”, and a FAQ says to call or email. The refund policy page sets stricter terms: the 60 days count from delivery, you email support with “Refund Request” in the subject, and you mail back all bottles, opened or empty, to the maker's address in Aurora, Colorado, paying the return postage yourself.
Before you order, plan on the stricter version, keep the packing slip, and contact Digistore24 at helpdesk@digistore24.com with your order number if anything is unclear.
What looks solid
- Payment through a known checkout, with an order confirmation from Digistore24
- One-time payment – the maker states there is no autoship
- A Supplement Facts panel with six of the ten amounts printed
- A written 60-day guarantee and a postal address on the refund page
What we could not verify
- The star rating and review count on the sales page
- The certification seals shown as images, with no source
- The maker's statement that every ingredient is tested by independent labs
- The individual amounts of the four plants in the 112 mg blend
Red flags in the marketing
The maker's FAQ claims vertigo is caused by dioxins and that the formula eliminates vertigo attacks for good. That claim has no support we know of, and a supplement may not legally claim to treat a disease. The same pages also say “no stimulants” although the formula contains green tea extract, and push a “while stocks last” deadline. We leave all of this out.
How to avoid fake listings
Buy through the checkout link of the package you choose – it goes straight to Digistore24. The maker says it does not sell on Amazon or eBay, and a refund through Digistore24 applies only to orders placed on its checkout.
Our take
Vertigenics is not a fake shop: you pay through a recognised reseller and get a written guarantee. But the health claims around it are exaggerated. Judge it by the label, not the headlines, and talk to a doctor about any dizziness before buying anything.
