48/7 Cleanse provides you with 3 different options for your cleanse which they call “good”, “better”, and best. The good gives you only the basics of a 48 hour cleanse and a 7 day cleanse while the best also provides you with a detox wrap and “clay refill packs.” They do provide full ingredients lists for each, and they seem to have a legitimate customer service base.

The problem is none of the ingredients in the 48/7 Cleanse are actually made to cleanse the colon or other parts of the body, and even if they were, they are not in the right amounts at all. The cheapest kit with this formula is $79.99 for a 12 day supply, and their kits tend to ship out every 90 days. We have not seen stories of customers successfully returning their products or stopping the autoship for that matter. The fact that they try to push “detox wraps” which have not been proven to be effective delivery systems for any kind of ingredient, let alone colon cleansers, only adds insult to injury.

48/7 Cleanse uses the appeal of an expensive program with multiple steps to draw consumers in. They are upfront about the fact that they sign you up for an autoship program when you buy. But that doesn’t make it any better when you are trying unsuccessfully to cancel. If you are looking for a good colon cleanser, you should really look elsewhere.