Sherri
Richmond,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, December 02, 2003
The main ingredient is Black Cohosh, available at any health food or drug store, much cheaper. Don't take it if you have any history of liver problems of any sort and consult with an MD if taking any other medications or herbs.
Sherri
Richmond,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, December 02, 2003
The main ingredient is Black Cohosh, available at any health food or drug store, much cheaper. Don't take it if you have any history of liver problems of any sort and consult with an MD if taking any other medications or herbs.
Sherri
Richmond,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, December 02, 2003
The main ingredient is Black Cohosh, available at any health food or drug store, much cheaper. Don't take it if you have any history of liver problems of any sort and consult with an MD if taking any other medications or herbs.
Linda
Cincinnati,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, September 01, 2003
i am a 46 year young married women,i had a complete hystorectomy at a very young age due to health problems.For the last 14 yrs of mt life i have been going through trying times with my husband due to make lack of desire and ability towards sex.I have been on every anti-depressant and hormone replacemetn therapy that you could name to deal with that and my menapause issues.I was just at the end of my wits and my marriage until my doctor informed me about avlimil.It has literally saved my life in more ways than one. Now i've been to the website and unlike others i did read over all the info that was there and i understood about the auto ship and billing,and i have been a customer with avlimil for about 6months now and have never been treated rudely or had a problem with billing,and i can speak for at least 10 other women at my dr's office avlimil is a life saver. thanx
Yvonne
Ava,#6Consumer Suggestion
Tue, July 29, 2003
The same thing happened to me, only I received the unsolicited package from Warner Health Care yesterday. I did not even have to contact my bank to see if Warner Health Care had debited my account for $35.00. I knew instantly that they were pulling a fast one. I went on the www.avlimilcancel.com site The company asked for your name, address, etc, credit card number ("as a unique identifier of your account"). The last question asks why you are canceling and gives you 5 options to choose from. If you choose any one of the 5, you are unwittingly agreeing that you were aware that the company was going to continue sending you, "The Little Blue Pill" on a monthly basis. I did not complete the transaction. I called the company and spoke to Sarah. Before I could even tell her, that I did not agree to any additonal shipments of Avlimil, she told me that I should send the second package back and that when the company received the package, they would credit my account. I told her that I wanted her to pass something onto her supervisors. I told her that I was familiar with Internet fraudulent business practices, because I had been working a complaint with the FTC and the Attorney General of Illinois, Liza Madigan, on Alyon Technologies. I told her that her supervisors needed to look that one up. I told her that I was NOT going to spend the money sending the unsolicited second package of Avliml back, because postal regulations state that if you receive something in the mail that you did not order, you can keep that item and not pay for it. I told her to tell her supervisors that I wanted my bank account credited and my account canceled. Sarah asked me to wait a moment and when she returned, she said that my account would be credited within 7-10 working days and I did not have to send the second package back. I assure you, that the two of us, are not the only ones that were taken advantage of by Warner Health Care. After this happened, I searched the web for information on this company, (I should have done this prior to ordering) I ran across OB/gyn.net. This website ran an article on Avlimil. I fired off an email to the publisher, accusing him of being a front for Warner Health Care and threatened to report his site to the FTC. The publisher responded immediately, and said that he had no connection to Warner Health Care and that he had been getting numerous emails from irrate people. He could not figure out what was going on. I apologized and told him how his site was being linked with Avlimil. I am a chiropractor and I ordered this product thinking that I might offer a natural alternative to women with hormonal issues. I am also a women, and I can not think of any group of people I would least like to upset, than women with hormonal issues, or those in menopause. First, their usually an older group. Second, they have money to fight. Third, --well, ask any intelligent husband why they would not want to anger a hormonally-challenge woman. Good luck!