60 Days Or 180? The GlycoBarrier Guarantee Discrepancy
GlycoBarrier's page headline advertises a 60-day money-back guarantee. Further down the same page, the FAQ section says you can try it risk-free for 180 days.
Unlike discrepancies across different websites, this one appears within a single page, which makes it worth flagging clearly.
What we found, side by side
The headline, near the top of the page: states a “60-Day Money Back Guarantee.”
The FAQ section, further down the same page: states you can try the product “risk-free for 180 days.”
Why this kind of thing happens
Landing pages are often assembled from multiple content blocks written or updated at different times. A guarantee length can be changed in one section — say, the headline — without the FAQ section being updated to match, or vice versa.
What we recommend
Before completing your purchase, read the guarantee terms on the final checkout page carefully and save a screenshot. If still unclear, email the seller directly and ask them to confirm the exact guarantee length in writing.
Applying this to your purchase
See our full refund policy page for the complete comparison.
