Vitamax Bad Advertising Practices Tempe Arizona

I ordered this product after watching Dr. Oz.  However, their website says free 14 day trial if you pay shipping.  So I did and recieved two bottles.  After reading other reviews, I found out that when you follow through order your bottles on the website, you are signed up for a 90 dollar subscription.  I don't like fine print. It is simply bad business practice to put that kind of information into a third paragraph of fine print.

However, I kept researching.  I found out that this stuff should not have fillers and certainly should not have Calcium added to it.  It works better if it is just the root and some potassium to help with absorption.  They put 50mg of Calcium in each pill.  So, I thought I would give it a try since I had paid shipping to see if it would work.  I didn't want to be on these long term, just a month or to help loose a little while excerising to help start me on my way and with the calcium added, I wasn't even sure how effective they would be.  What can I say... I am a doctor. 

I called to cancel that so-called subscription that I agreed too when I signed up so I would have time.  They wanted me to pay 89.00 to keep the bottles and try them.  I was like... this was suppose to be a trial.  She said yeah, but only 14 days.  Thanks lady.  I just got these a couple days ago in the mail.  I am not even sure they work yet, and wouldn't be sure since you add calcium and stuff. 

I agreed to ship them back and cancel the subscription.  Anyone should go check out consumer reviews and they give the addressses of companies that make the same product only better with reviews... hundreds of reviews.