I placed an order from a pharmacy for Solgar Methylcobalamin B12 sublingual tablets, making it very clear that I specifically wanted the Methylcobalamin form. When the product arrived, I opened it and took one tablet—only to notice the taste was unusual. Concerned, I visited the pharmacy, and they confirmed that the product I had received was actually Cyanocobalamin, not Methylcobalamin as I had ordered.
I paid ₺685 for this product, and now I can’t use it because it caused an allergic reaction. Despite my clear order and the mistake not being mine, the pharmacy refused to offer an exchange or refund and told me to contact Solgar directly.
This has caused me both financial and physical distress. I expect Solgar to take responsibility for this issue and either issue a refund or replace the product with the correct one I ordered. A brand with Solgar’s reputation should ensure accuracy, especially with health-related supplements.
I’ve been regularly using Solgar B12 vitamins for a long time and have always trusted their quality. However, this time, when I opened a new box, I immediately noticed that the tablets looked visibly different—in both size and color—from the ones I’m used to. Concerned, I emptied the entire bottle a...
I purchased Solgar Glucosamine MSM 120 tablets from a pharmacy, fully trusting the brand’s reputation for quality and reliability. My pharmacist also assured me that Solgar is one of the most reputable supplement brands on the market. Unfortunately, what I received was nothing close to what I expect...
I recently purchased Möller’s Omega-3 capsules (60-count) from a pharmacy that assured me it was the best brand for adults. Trusting their recommendation, I paid ₺880 and expected top quality. However, after taking just one capsule, my body immediately reacted—I started experiencing itchiness and di...
On March 13, 2025, I purchased Solgar Ester-C 1000 mg Vitamin C, which had an expiration date of July 2027. When I opened the bottle, I immediately noticed that the protective seal was swollen, and when broken, it released pressurized air—just like opening a carbonated drink. This was followed by an...
On March 28, 2025, I purchased a bottle of Solgar Ester-C 1000 mg (60 tablets) from a local pharmacy. When I opened the cap, I noticed the protective seal was puffed up, and upon breaking it, I heard a distinct “puff” sound followed by a release of foul, sour-smelling air. The odor was extremely str...
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