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Company Name : Zingicin

Zingicin Liposomal Vitamin E Oil 1000mg
Red Flag

No Address

Provided location is non-existent or suspicious.

📉 Unrealistic Pricing

Unrealistically low pricing raises quality concerns

Website

No verifiable website or social media

Detected

Lab tests confirm no trace of the claimed active ingredients.

Product Details

  • Title : Zingicin Liposomal Vitamin E Oil 1000mg
  • ASIN : B0CJF12TM1
    Name of the Company : Zingicin
  • Website : Unavailable.
    Country of Origin : USA
    Address of the Company : 1436 N 1200 E, Richfield, ID 83349, USA
Physical address: 1436 N 1200 E, Richfield, ID 83349, USA

Zingicin , raises significant red flags that are consistent with potentially fraudulent or misleading business practices:

No Verifiable Online Presence – Legitimate companies typically maintain a website or social media profiles to provide information and interact with customers.

No physical address: It is highly suspicious that the provided address does not have a real physical location, especially when it is an empty space on Google Maps.

Price Inconsistency: At $25 for 1000mg of Tocotrienols in 60 softgels, this product is priced substantially below market value.


Quality Concerns: Such a low price point suggests either:

  • The product doesn't contain the advertised amount of Tocotrienols
  • The ingredients are of inferior quality
  • The product is potentially counterfeit

Consumer Risk : This pricing anomaly indicates a high likelihood of misleading claims, posing potential health risks to consumers expecting a genuine, high-quality supplement.

Third-Party Lab Test Results

What it Claims

What is Actual

Tocotrienols (as d-alpha Tocotrienol, d-beta Tocotrienol, d-gamma Tocotrienol, d-delta Tocotrienol)

  • Claimed Ingredient 1000mg Detected Ingredients 0mg
  • Actual Fill 913mg Lower than promise
  • Delta Not Detected
  • Gamma Not Detected
  • Delta + Gamma 1000mg Not Detected
  • Final Result Fake

See the Lab Report 🡭


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Final Findings

Our laboratory analysis reveals critical issues with the product: The test results show no detectable presence of the claimed active ingredients. The actual quantity of product in each unit is less than what is stated on the label.

Fake False Advertising: The product does NOT contain real tocotrienols.

Customer Reviews & Complaints

From the United State

William Smith

I get no relief from inflammation with this supplement, even the cheap Walmart Vitamin E works better than this. This stuff might even cause inflammation.

Arrow Durfee

This produce was not usable at all and only got one star because a star selection was required. All the capsules were stuck together and I couldn't remove them from the bottle without tearing them. I do not recommend this product and to top it off they are not returnable. Find a better product and make sure it's returnable. Quite a set back for me financially in my pay as you go cancer care.

jean

Have tried liposomal supplements before and didn't feel they were beneficial for me. Went back to other I was using. Can tell they worked for my specific issue.

Dan Rodriques

While this did arrived fast....I looked and looked for the Manufactured product online to see where the V-E is derived from....and nothing, absolutely nothing. Gonna have to toss them aside.