Total Cleanse

Total Cleanse claims to flatten your stomach, clean the colon of toxic buildup and parasites, replenish the friendly bacteria in the intestines, detoxify your blood, liver, kidneys, and other parts of the body, and replenish essential nutrients and antioxidants. They even cite supposed sources from big news stations like MSNBC apparently backing the idea that their product will burn fat and gently flush your system. Their main ploy is to pull you in with a “free 15 day supply of Total Cleanse.”

The “free 15 day supply” quickly turns into a not so free autoship program that you will likely find difficult, if not impossible to cancel. But it is the only way they provide to buy their product, because they already know it’s not actually going to work and that is the only reason they can make money. They provide very little information on the website, because why provide the information when people will get drawn in by a ploy like that.

Total Cleanse has multiple consumer complaints for a reason. Their product does not work and you get tricked into buy it, essentially without knowing what you are actually being signed up for, i.e. an autoship program after 2 weeks, which includes the 7 days it may take to get to you in the first place. We would not suggest falling for this scam.