The weird thing was a few people that called it a scam WERE NOT talking about the actual product.

Why Did They Post That There Was A Venapro Scam?

They were screaming SCAM about the return policy. If you read the website carefully (which these people obvious did not), the terms for receiving a refund seem pretty clear.

Here’s the return policy. If you don’t like it, send it back and they’ll give you your money back.
(seems pretty simple to me)

These weirdos were screaming scam because THEY had to pay the return shipping! That’s right, they wanted Venapro to give them their money back (even if they used all the product) and pay to have the product returned.

If you don’t send the Venapro package and product back (even if it’s an empty container), you don’t get a refund!

I didn’t find any other mention of a scam when it came to the Venapro Hemorrhoid Treatment.

I find it sad that in today’s economic environment people would label a USA based manufacturer as a scam just because the purchaser didn’t take the time to read the details. And, if  every company gave their product out with a money back guarantee AND paid for all the expenses like return shipping there would be a lot of unethical people taking advantage of them. And, it would be hard for a company to stay in business with that policy. Don’t we want these companies to make money and hire workers?

Makes me wonder if the same  “entitled” people who were screaming “scam” would like someone to give them a free house, free car and pay all their monthly bills?

I Don’t Think There’s A Venapro Scam

If not getting a refund because you can’t be bothered to return the product is a scam, then that’s ridiculous. I think Venapro’s refund policy is extremely fair, Thankfully I liked the product and didn’t have to ask for a refund. (So I can’t scream “Venapro Scam!”) I was also pleasantly surprised when I found out Venapro was manufactured in the USA.

It seems that Venapro works really well for some people (like me), and isn’t as effective for others. Realistically, the only way to know it will work for you, or not, is for you to actually try it! And, if you read the refund policy before you try it you have nothing to risk. Of course, if it doesn’t work for you, and you don’t return it, you can join the others who are screaming “Venapro Scam”.