MCR Review

Otherwise known as My Colon Remedy, MCR advertises through sites like Weightlosswand. These sites give them positive, yet extremely vague reviews lacking in actual information.

Then they provide a link not to their official website, because it doesn’t actually work, but to some other generalized host site for “free trial offers.” They claim to do everything from removing toxins to decreasing glass and bloating and increasing energy.

About MCR

The problem is “free trial offers” are always scams, and MCR is no exception. They don’t give you ingredients or any other real information, because you would see right through the scam they have going if they did.

In addition, they don’t provide any valid contact information as is detailed in multiple online customer complaints, and therefore there is no way to cancel your autoship without disputing the charges with your bank or cancelling the card.

But even the reviews that seem to be positive provide no actual information concerning the product. All they offer is a “free trial offer” which leads into an expensive autoship program many find impossible to cancel.

There are multiple complaints about false advertising, annoying shipments, and no way to actual contact the company to cancel the orders. But there are no reports we’ve seen of products that actually work.

Conclusion

MCR is not the colon cleanse anybody is looking for. After all, nobody wants to get ripped off, and especially when you are paying over $40 for an item, you generally expect it to work. Companies use “free trial offers”, because they know that otherwise they would never make any sales.

We would not suggest falling for this scam, especially when you have better options on our top products list.

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