Is there an Enervia free trial?

The pattern is well documented. You pay a small postage fee for a 'free' bottle and enter your card details. Buried in the terms is a trial period of perhaps 14 days, counted from the order date rather than from delivery, after which your card is charged the full price of a bottle — and then again every month.

By the time the first full charge appears, the trial window has closed. Cancelling means finding a phone number that is rarely answered, and the money is already gone. People often discover it on a bank statement months later.

It helps to put numbers on it. A typical funnel charges £4.95 postage today. Fourteen days later, counted from the day you ordered rather than the day the parcel arrived, it charges the full bottle price — often £59 to £89 — and repeats that every month until you successfully cancel.

Three months in, that 'free' bottle has usually cost between £130 and £270, for stock you cannot verify and a refund process designed to be unusable. The advertised saving was the postage.

Because it is designed to catch people out, and because the customers it produces are people who did not intend to buy. We would rather sell to someone who decided to.

There is also a practical reason. A 14-day trial is useless for judging a nutrient supplement: DHA and B12 build up over weeks, so anything you conclude in a fortnight is noise. A trial period shorter than the product's own timescale exists for the seller's benefit, not yours.

The reason is the same in each case: a single capsule or a fortnight's worth tells you nothing about a formula built on nutrients that accumulate over weeks, and every version of a 'free' offer requires us to hold your card. We would rather your money stayed refundable for two months instead.

In practice the guarantee gives you more protection than a trial ever would. A trial gives you two weeks and your card details on file. The guarantee gives you two months and nothing on file.

The smallest thing you can buy is one bottle: £49, 30 capsules, a month's supply, free tracked delivery. If you dislike the capsule, do not get on with it, or simply change your mind, you have 60 days from delivery to email us and get the £49 back — including if the bottle is half empty.

Compared with a trial funnel, you pay more today and risk less overall. There is no window to miss, no card sitting on someone's server, and no phone call to make. If you intend to give the formula a fair run, three bottles at £117 covers the 90 days over which it can reasonably be judged, and works out lower per bottle.

It did not come from us. Enervia is sold only at getenervia.co.uk, we do not supply marketplaces or affiliates running trial funnels, and we never take a card for future billing.

Please forward the link or advert to support@getenervia.co.uk. Before entering card details anywhere, check the web address in your browser bar and read the terms for the words 'subscription', 'auto-ship', 'recurring' or 'membership'.

This happens, and it is worth acting quickly rather than waiting to see whether another charge appears. We cannot refund an order that never came through our checkout — we have no record of it — but the steps below are the ones that actually recover money.