Research-based review. This review was synthesized from public reviews listed under Sources. GoSavify has not tested Moon Juice products yet, and the score is our estimate from that evidence. How we review.
Popular wellness powders and supplements with a 45-day return window, but almost no public reviews.
Best for: Wellness shoppers who want Moon Juice's powders and stacks.
What people like
- 45-day return window
- Stacking and subscribing saves up to 30%
- Stacks cost less than separate products
What could be better
- Almost no public reviews
- Expensive compared with basic supplements
- Shipping cost not stated before checkout
What Moon Juice sells
Prices from moonjuice.com; the store's price at checkout is the one that counts. Photos: Moon Juice.
Is Moon Juice legit?
Short answer: yes, Moon Juice is a real store, and our score is 3.8 out of 5. The main caveat: almost no public reviews.
It sells supplements, powders, stacks and skincare through its own website, moonjuice.com. Independent reviews are still scarce, so judge it mainly on its policies. Returns: Returns within 45 days of delivery.
Our take: legitimate, but read the downsides below before you buy.
Quality
Moon Juice has only one Trustpilot review, which praises the products and service. GoSavify reviews the buying experience, not health effects; ask a doctor before starting a supplement.
Price and value
Products cost about $30 to $74, and stacks less than buying separately, such as one at $112 instead of $140. Stacking and subscribing saves up to 30%.
Shipping and returns
Shipping cost shows at checkout. Returns are accepted within 45 days of delivery.
Customer service
There isn't enough public feedback to judge Moon Juice's service.
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What is Moon Juice?
Moon Juice makes adaptogen supplements and powders such as magnesium, SuperCell and Cosmic Cocoa, plus skincare and stacks. Most products cost $44 to $74.
Category: Health & Wellness
Website: moonjuice.com
