Skin Clearing DIM Supplements

The skin clearing supplements are great supplements, really benefit to clearer skin, the taste at fist is not the nicest but for the benefits it is not a problem, simply take with food and drink and that’s it, once a day and you’ll have cleaner skin in no time

I’ve been using MD acne skincare and taking the DIM supplement for the last two weeks and I am already noticing a difference in my skin. It was so flared up with cystic acne when I started and although I still have some cystic acne, it is definitely improving just in the last couple weeks! Yay! I just ordered another month supply of everything! Can’t wait to see what a few months of treatment can do.

I have been using the MDCane acne kit plus the skin clearing supplements and I have to say they are working great i am seeing a good result in just over 2 weeks i will post an update once i have used it for a month or two. But so far its been a great experience.

I’m 48 years old. I’ve used the other customized brand that starts with a C for over a year but MDacne did more for me in two weeks than the C brand did for me in months and months. My skin feels softer, smoother, bumps have disappeared and no acne flare ups during my cycle (am using their Skin Clearing supplement, too), and old marks are disappearing fast! I Love MDacne and will be purchasing again.

I have been using MDacne for 1 year and 5 months. Unfortunately, I have had two disappointing experiences with this company, which I want to share with you, so you can understand what you might be getting into. My subscription was shipped on October 31, 2024. This time, the company separated the retinol treatment from the rest of the subscription, so I received two tracking numbers. A week later, I received the main subscription. When I tracked the second shipment, UPS displayed the message: "UPS doesn’t have possession of the package yet. Estimated delivery date will be available as soon as we get the package." Another week passed, and the status remained the same, so I contacted customer support. A representative, "L," responded: "I've checked the tracking information for the rest of your order and see that your package was delivered on November 6! Have you had a chance to check for it yet? It may be hiding in the mailbox." Clearly, she hadn't read my message carefully and used her templates to respond to my inquiries. I had explicitly stated that there were two packages—one of which I had already received—and I was inquiring about the one that hadn’t arrived. Another representative, "M," then stepped in, providing standard explanations and saying: "That being said, not to worry, if we still don't see an update by November 21, 2024, we'd be happy to process a replacement or issue a refund from there." She also sent me an article titled "Lost in Transit." Following her advice, I waited another week until yesterday, only to find that UPS still hadn’t received the package. I sent M a follow-up message requesting the promised refund and asking to cancel my account. Deep down, I suspected I wouldn’t receive the refund given how they had been handling my case. As expected, M responded: "As carriers have advised that, although there may not be any recent tracking updates, the packages are still in transit and should be on their way to you. Unfortunately, at this time, we are unable to consider the package as 'lost in transit.'” She added that there was no guarantee on the delivery date or time and shared another article for me to read. I wasn’t surprised by their refusal to refund my money, given their unprofessionalism. However, they never should have promised a refund in the first place. When UPS clearly shows that the package never arrived at their facility, why does this company insist that it’s "in transit"? What, then, is their definition of "Lost in Transit"? Is this a tactic to take customers' money without fulfilling orders? I’ll leave that question for you to consider. Also, it is just unprofessional to use templates to respond to customer's inquiry. If you want to market yourself as a "caring", "customer-oriented" business, you need to make sure that you LISTEN to your customers and INDIVIDUALIZE the response. 2. When I first started the subscription, I was advised to take the daily supplement, DIM. When the supplement arrived, I noticed that the expiry date had already passed. I immediately contacted customer support, and they claimed it was the manufacturer's fault—the expiry date was misprinted for that batch. Trusting their explanation, I assumed the expiry date would be correct in the next subscription two months later. However, when the next subscription arrived, the company had used a sticker with an extended expiry date to cover the "misprinted" expiry date. The sticker was poorly applied and fell off the bottle when I took the bottle out of the package. After that, I stopped the supplement. I am not sure expired supplement would do any harm to my body, but my trust to this company decreased significantly. I am not expecting anything from this company anymore. The money I lost will be for buying the experience. There are more than enough skincare products out there in the market. I will prefer to shop with peace of mind to always feeling nervous about my shipments and the expiry date of the products.