I am always sceptical about any infomercial I see on TV. But an informercial is how I first learned about the Nutribullet. I was intrigued enough to go check the Nutribullet out on Amazon where I saw many favorable reviews. Turns out the local Bed, Bath and Beyond was selling it for a much better price than Amazon (surprise), and after confirming that BB&B had a no-questions asked full refund return policy, I took the plunge and bought it.

This oil is fragrant and not 100% argan oil. I wanted something purely argan oil not one with additives. The fragrance is very strong and not appealing. I was disappointed because this product was not inexpensive so I am out $ 25+. I would not order anything from this vendor again

The GOOD: Could have written volumes of positive information here five years ago as it was a/the leader. Consider purchasing prior product versions OR do your homework before you buy. Refunds are handled as per policy.

This 10 day detox diet plan requires expensive supplements. His supplement pack, which should last for 4 weeks, costs $140. The book suggests that you throw away all processed foods and foods that contain sugar or hydrogenated oils. While I agree that those foods are not healthy, I think that if you really are going to remove all of these foods from your diet, perhaps you could donate them to a food bank rather than the trash can. I think that it is a good idea to eat healthy foods, but the book just seems to be a set up to sell the expensive supplements. I received this book free to review from Netgalley.