Audifort Money-Back Guarantee: The 90-Day Refund in Five Simple Moves

A guarantee is only worth something if you understand how to use it. Plenty of offers wave a badge and leave the details to the small print, and then a buyer who wants a refund cannot work out where to start.

The Audifort money-back guarantee is better than that, because the seller writes the steps down. Audifort is a liquid supplement sold with a refund window long enough to judge it properly. This guide walks through the route one move at a time, so you can order knowing exactly how to go back if you decide to.

The Audifort money-back guarantee at a glance

Detail	What the seller says
Length	90 days
Clock starts	The day of your original purchase
First step	Request a return authorization (RMA) from support
Postage back	At your cost
Product needed	Even empty bottles qualify
Refund	The amount you paid, less shipping and handling
Paid to	Your original payment method

Nothing in that table depends on the package you choose. Two, three and six bottles all sit under the same promise.

Before anything else: keep two details

Your guarantee is easier to use when you can hand over two facts at once. Keep your order number and the date you purchased. Support will want both, and the date matters most, since it is what the 90 days are measured against.

A note in your phone with the package you chose and the total you paid is enough. It takes a minute and saves a search later.

Move one: ask for the RMA

The first step is a request, not a parcel. Write to [email protected] within 90 days of buying and ask for a return authorization number. If you prefer to talk, the phone line, +1-866-374-5018, also works, and it is staffed every day from mid-morning until 1 AM Eastern.

Do not post anything yet. The number has to come back to you first, because it identifies your return.

Move two: pack the product

Put the bottles in a box, empty or not, along with a note of the RMA number so it is easy to find on arrival. The seller says empty bottles are accepted, which means you are free to use the drops as intended. There is no need to hold anything back to qualify.

Move three: post it back

Send the parcel to the returns address, which the seller’s policy gives as Returns66, 11870 62nd St. N, Largo, FL 33773. You pay the postage, and it is wise to use a service that provides a tracking number, since you will need it for the next move.

Move four: email the tracking number

Once the parcel is on its way, email the tracking number to support. This ties your shipment to your RMA and your order, and it gives the seller something to watch for on its end.

Move five: the refund

After the seller has inspected the parcel, the refund goes to your original payment method. The amount is what you paid minus shipping and handling. The seller does not publish a fixed fee for that deduction, so we cannot quote one.

A simple example shows the idea. If you bought three bottles for $207, the refund is $207 reduced by shipping and handling. On a 6-bottle order of $294, it is $294 reduced in the same way. Because those two packages ship free inside the US, the deduction is a matter to confirm with support when you ask for your RMA.

Why the empty-bottle detail matters

Most guarantees ask you to return unused product, which quietly pushes you to stop early. This one does not. Because empty bottles qualify, you can follow the routine for the full length you planned and still ask for your money back if you are not satisfied.

That fits how the seller talks about use. Its advice is consistency, with four months or more named for the best outcome, and it admits that results vary from one person to the next. A guarantee that accepts empty bottles lets you test that advice honestly.

It also fits real life. Few people finish a bottle on the exact day they feel sure of their verdict, and some finish two before they decide. Being allowed to send back what is left, or what is empty, removes the pressure to decide before you are ready.

Using your 90 days well

A guarantee works best when you give it a plan. Here is a calm way to use the window.

• Mark three dates. Put the purchase date, a midpoint check and the final deadline in your calendar.
• Take the drops as directed. Shake the bottle first, and follow the daily amount on the label rather than improvising.
• Make a short note each week. A line about how you feel is enough, since memory is a poor judge of change.
• Decide before the last week. Leave yourself time to ask for an RMA, because the request has to be made inside the 90 days.

If you choose three bottles, the supply runs about 90 days, so the window and the supply end together. With six bottles, the supply outlasts the window, so decide whether to stay with it before the 90 days are up.

A short checklist for the return parcel

Before you seal the box, run through four quick points. The RMA number is written inside and, if you like, on the outside too. The bottles are packed so they cannot leak or break in transit. The postal receipt with the tracking number is in your hand. And the purchase date is still within the 90 days, since the request for the RMA is what has to land inside the window.

If you need a hand along the way

Help is available through three routes. Email goes to [email protected]. The phone line is +1-866-374-5018. And because ClickBank runs the checkout, ClickBank order support stands behind the seller if you have a payment question.

Our guide to handling order and refund issues lists these contacts and the order to try them in.

What the guarantee does not promise

The guarantee protects your money. It does not promise a particular result from the drops, and the seller says results vary. It also leaves the label’s cautions untouched: stay within the dose, and see a doctor beforehand if you are expecting, nursing, younger than 18 or managing a medical condition.

Keeping those two ideas apart is healthy. The guarantee answers the question what if I do not like it, and your doctor answers what is right for me.

Which package suits a guarantee user

The 3-bottle package, at $207, is the closest match to the window, with free US shipping and two e-books. The 6-bottle package, priced at $294, is the better value if you are confident about a longer routine, and the same 90 days apply. The 2-bottle package, at $158 plus shipping, is the smallest commitment.

For the full price comparison, see our price guide and cost breakdown.

Our verdict

A clear refund route turns a purchase into an experiment, and that is the best case for any supplement. Audifort gives you 90 days, a written path, a US returns address and acceptance of empty bottles. We keep back a small slice of our score because the refund is reduced by shipping and handling and the return postage is yours. Our editorial score is 9.2/10.

Everything else lives on the Audifort hub, and the FAQ page answers common questions in one place.

Good to know:

• Policy details were read on 27 October 2026, and sellers can revise their terms.
• A refund covers the purchase, not any particular result, and individual results vary.
• Bring health questions to a doctor, particularly if you take medication.