This page is the editorial contact for Nucentixx.com, the independent guide to Nucentix GS-85 — and a signpost to the right place for the order, refund and customer-service questions we cannot answer.
Write to [email protected] for corrections, factual queries about anything we have published, or a request to take something down, and we will do our best to reply within two to three business days. Corrections are the mail we most want to get: if we have transcribed a figure from the label wrongly or cited a study that does not say what we claim, tell us and we will fix the page. Our mailing address is 1942 Broadway St, Ste 314C, Boulder, CO 80302, USA.
Nucentixx.com is an independent guide, not the Nucentix customer service desk. We do not process orders, take payments, ship parcels, track deliveries, cancel subscriptions or issue refunds, and we have no access to your order or your account. Anything to do with a purchase has to go to the seller you bought from.
If you ordered through the official store, use the order confirmation email you were sent at checkout: it carries your order number and the support address for that transaction, and it is the fastest route to a human who can actually see your order. Have the order number and the email address you paid with to hand.
For completeness, these are the manufacturer details as they appear on the GS-85 label itself — we are reproducing the printed panel, not speaking for the company:
Manufactured exclusively for: NUCENTIX, 37 Inverness Drive East, Suite 100, Englewood, CO 80112, USA
[email protected] · 1-855-208-9453
Use those for questions about the product itself, the 60-day money-back guarantee, or a refund on an order placed with the brand. If you bought from a third-party marketplace seller instead, the guarantee is unlikely to apply and you will need to take it up with that seller directly.
We cannot give medical advice, and we will not try. If your question is whether GS-85 is safe alongside insulin, metformin or another prescribed medicine, whether it suits your diabetes or prediabetes, or whether you should change a dose, that question belongs with your doctor or pharmacist — the people who can see your history and your test results. Never stop or change a prescribed medication on the strength of anything you read here. If you think you are having a bad reaction to any supplement, stop taking it and contact a healthcare professional.