Blessed Herbs

This ‘company’ closed shop ten years ago ! I purchased two cleanse kits different times.

If you google ‘Blessed Herbs Colon Cleanse’ you will see where the company closed shop and announced it. Any company that that’s trying to capitalize or scam you with that name is not that company.

This company was so reputable. She wild harvest all of her own herbs and was a very successful kit.

I have done this cleanse, it was awesome, I wish I could do it again! I was very sad to hear they closed their doors! :(

Blessed herbs is not anything beneficial like it was before being bought out. Several of my friends and family have used this [ before it was bought out] and loved it.

We all raved about it then.

I wasted my money the last time I ordered some and so did a friend who was not impressed with my recommendation of the product. Might as well go down to the local health food store and get the ingredients to make your own.

I thought something was fishy. Does anyone know if the prior owners started a new business?

This happened to Dr. John Christoper's formulas, too.

The company is not anywhere near what it used to be.

I have never used their products, but I know where they were and have gone to their old website many times.

I used to use Blessed Herbs and loved their product. Something happened and I noticed several years back that I wasn't getting the same results.

Same goes for a friend who tried it last year. She gave me some to try and it didn't seen the same to me either. My friend said she didn't get all the benefits being touted.

Too bad as I really liked the product when it first came out about 9/10 years ago.

Hi Mary - We're sorry that you feel this way. You are correct; Blessed Herbs was purchased from the independent herbalists in 2011 and since then we have been located in Sunrise, FL.

However, we do not claim to still be operating in MA. If there is somewhere that you are seeing this claim please let us know so that we can correct it. Please also let us know why you feel you are being scammed by contacting us at 800-489-**** or cleansing@***.com. We want to clear up any issues that you may have.

Rest assured though, the Colon Cleansing product has not changed.

We are using the same ingredients from the same suppliers, so it's still the same great quality.

Some products which transferred over in the acquisition are still being packaged by third party vendors, as they were under the previous owners. All new products are produced right here in our cGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Processes) and organic certified facility. We are regularly monitored by the FDA and have zero warnings against us as a company. The formulations are managed by our team here in Sunrise, FL led by Dr.

Jim Sullivan who has been an herbalist and naturopathic physician for the past 30 years. Dr. Sullivan is a firm believer in the cleansing products in the Blessed Herb line as formulated by the original herbalists.

Again, we are sorry to hear that you feel this way. If we can help clear any further confusion please feel free to contact our team directly.

Sincerely,

Blessed Herbs Customer Service Team

I just called and asked customer service some questions about their products and the lady that assisted me knew very little about anything. The current products don't have formulation dates and/or expiration dates on the website to help you determine how fresh the product might be and/or how long it might last.

I too shopped with Blessed Herbs when they were owned by the Herbalist family and loved speaking with the Mom and discussing her products and usage. The lady I spoke today was clearly just a talking head that knew nothing not even that the company had sold. She did know enough to remind me that they'd be charging me up front for any back-ordered items and not waiting as industry convention dictates to wait until the product ships before billing. And billing only for the items that are shipping at the time of billing.

This practice seems less than ethical. So yes, I too would hesitate big time before I buy from this company expecting them to be on par with the original Blessed Herbs. I think some consumer protection law should require companies to announce on their websites (and other places) when ownership has changed, front and center for the 1st few years and permanently thereafter in the About section of their website. Anything less is deceiving the public who may have relied on their prior reputation.

Each new owner need to be responsible for developing their own reputation but can explain to the public what makes them similar and/or different than former owners. Anything less makes is possible to defraud the consumer.