Minimal impact, subscription con
Awful customer service. Like others I ended up trapped into the Daily30 subscription issue. They are merciless. The product is questionable to be honest and I didn’t notice any change - if you already eat healthily you won’t notice a thing. I think you need to have been a fast food addict who ate minimal fresh fruit and veg to experience any benefits. When you delve a bit deeper into the company you can see that their scientific evidence sampling is actually fairly small. They rely heavily on the Covid tracking history to gain credibility and the company as a whole is yet to make any profits. The financial issues they face probably explain the entrapment you experience with the Daily30 automatically renewing without reminders and their strange insistence that you can’t return goods as “they could be in a different state”… I rejected delivery and so did not touch my parcel and yet they still refused a refund. Again the poor financial situation most likely explains the slow, seemingly one man band, customer service team. As a business I get the feeling they rely on trapping people to take the single payment of £133 to survive. The biggest warning sign should be that if you email them you now get an automatic reply that discusses how to cancel daily30, clearly it’s a big issue. Once the governments new subscriptions rules come into place in 2027 ZOE will be in significant trouble. So in summary; 1. Unless you were avoiding all fruit & veg this won’t change your energy, bloating or bowel habits 2. You’ll need to cancel weeks before the renewal otherwise you’ll be trapped 3. Customer service can only be contacted via email and it’s takes 7+ per a reply 4. Use the £133 to fund a health diet and support your local green grocer 5. Don’t be fooled by the names and science… it’s just another company playing on people’s health insecurities to profit at the end of the day. In April 2026 they were found to have broken advertising standards and actually the daily30 isn’t 100% natural and unprocessed. I’d recommend everyone does their own research into Zoe.