Buyer beware - check the ingredients
Very disappointed with this purchase. I bought Bloomin based on the ingredients and dosages being advertised, but the product I actually received has a completely different formulation. This is false advertising. The packet I received lists: Saffron Extract – 1.8 g Ashwagandha Extract – 1.8 g Shilajit Powder – just 3 mg This is particularly concerning because the product I purchased was advertised as containing Shatavari, yet there is no Shatavari whatsoever listed on my packet. Instead, it contains Ashwagandha. This i cant have with my thyroid meducation. Even stranger, the advertised product describes hundreds of milligrams of purified Shilajit, while my packet says only 3 mg. The saffron amount on my packet also appears dramatically different from the amounts advertised online. This isn't a minor difference in flavouring or inactive ingredients. These are the main active ingredients people are buying the product for. The packet is also newly manufactured, dated 21 July 2026, so this can't easily be explained away as me receiving some very old formulation. When you're selling supplements that people ingest, customers should be able to trust that what is advertised is what arrives in the packet. If the label itself is incorrect, that's concerning too, because consumers need accurate information about what they're taking and at what dose. Until Bloomin can clearly explain why the formulation I received differs so substantially from what was advertised, provide accurate ingredient quantities, and ideally provide independent testing for the batch, I wouldn't feel comfortable taking these or recommending them.