Kidney Disease Solution Money-Back Guarantee: 60 Days Explained

Reading before you commit is the best way to buy a guide, and a refund promise is what makes it possible. The Kidney Disease Solution money-back guarantee gives you 60 days to open the 123 pages, read them at your own speed and decide whether they earn a place on your shelf.

We read the seller’s offer page on 11 November 2026 and set out how the promise runs below. If you remember one thing, make it this: ask early, and keep your order confirmation.

The Kidney Disease Solution money-back guarantee at a glance

Question	The answer
Length	60 days
Who gives it	The seller, Blue Heron Health News
How you ask	Email support through the seller’s contact page
What you get back	The $49 you paid
The guide	The seller says you keep it
Second route	ClickBank order support
Reply time	Within 24 hours, per the contact page

A guarantee like this turns the purchase into a trial. You pay once, open the guide straight away and use the following weeks to see whether the roadmap, the food selection guides and the lab tracking sheets suit the way you like to read.

Step by step: how to claim your refund

1. Find your order confirmation. It holds the details support will ask for.
2. Open the seller’s contact page. It sits on the Blue Heron Health News site, and the page lists an email route for support.
3. Write a short message. Say you would like a refund, and quote your order details.
4. Wait for the reply. The contact page says email is answered within 24 hours.
5. Keep the thread. Save the reply until the money has arrived.
6. Try ClickBank if it goes quiet. The order desk ClickBank runs at clkbank.com, is a second way to raise the order.

That is the whole route. No phone call is needed, because the contact page lists email support and says that no phone or postal support is offered.

You keep the guide

The seller says that if you ask for your money back, you keep the guide. We pass that on as the seller’s statement, and we suggest confirming it in the reply from support. Our guide to the Kidney Disease Solution explains what the pages contain, so you know what you would be keeping. It means you can read the pages in full without an extra worry about handing them back.

The one thing the pages do not say

The start date of the 60 days is not stated anywhere we looked. It could be the day you pay or the day you first open the guide, and we do not guess. So we write 60 days and nothing more specific.

The sensible habit follows from that. Open the guide soon after paying, form your view in the first few weeks and send any request well before the end of the window, not in the final days.

What to keep, and why

• Your order confirmation. It is the first thing a refund request asks for.
• The date you paid. Useful if anyone asks.
• Your email to support. Keep a copy, and keep the reply.

A folder in your email with these three items takes a minute to set up and saves a lot of searching later. Our price post lists what else to save at checkout, and the catalog price page shows the single $49 option.

A sample message

A template removes the blank-page problem. Here is a short one in our own words. Change it to suit you.

Subject: Refund request for The Chronic Kidney Disease Solution

Hello, I would like to request a refund under your 60-day money-back guarantee. My order details are below. Please confirm that the refund has been processed and that I keep the guide, as your offer page states. Thank you.

Add your order number and the email address you used. Keep the message short and polite, and keep a copy.

A loose timeline for the 60 days

A rough plan beats leaving the window to chance.

• Days 1 to 7. Open the guide, skim the roadmap and set up your folder.
• Days 8 to 30. Read a section at a time and note your questions.
• Days 31 to 45. Take your questions to your kidney team, and fill in the tracking sheets with figures from your clinic.
• Days 46 to 55. Decide whether the guide earns its place.
• Before the end. If the answer is no, send your request, ahead of the final days.

Because the seller does not say when the 60 days begin, count the first dates as the earliest possible start.

If support goes quiet

The contact page says email is answered within 24 hours, so a quiet inbox for several days is worth a polite follow-up. Reply on the same thread, so the history stays together. If you still hear nothing, raise the order with ClickBank’s order support (clkbank.com), quoting the same details. Keep copies of everything you send.

What the guarantee is not

The promise is about the purchase, not about your body. We tie it to no lab figure and no change in the body, and nothing on this site promises one. It simply says that, if you read the guide and decide it is not for you, you can ask for the $49 back inside 60 days. That keeps the decision where it belongs: with you, and with your nephrologist for anything medical.

Two routes, side by side

Route	When to use it
Email to Blue Heron Health News support	First choice, through the seller’s contact page
ClickBank order support, at clkbank.com	Second choice, if the first goes quiet

Whichever you start with, quote the same order details and keep a copy of every message.

Why a genuine order matters

The refund promise belongs to an order placed through the seller’s order page, with ClickBank order support behind it. A copy picked up from a coupon site or a free download is not that order, so there is nothing to refund and no one to ask. Start from a button on this page, check that the price reads $49 and pay once. Our where to buy post walks through each step.

Why the clear exit helps the reading

Knowing you can step back changes how you read. With a refund route in hand, you can give the guide an honest go without the nagging worry of having locked yourself in. You may find that the structure and the tracking sheets suit you, or you may decide they are not for you. Both are fair conclusions for a trial, and the seller’s promise exists for exactly that decision.

How to use the 60 days well

A calm routine makes the window count.

1. Tell your kidney team you plan to read the guide.
2. Skim the roadmap in the first sitting.
3. Read a section at a time, with a pen close by.
4. Fill in the tracking sheets with figures your clinic gives you.
5. Take a list of questions to your next appointment.
6. Decide, and if the answer is no, write to support.

Who this suits

If you like to try before you commit, you will like this promise. It suits a reader who wants structure, plans to talk the guide through with a nephrologist and prefers one payment to a plan. For the full picture of what you would be reading, see our guide to the Kidney Disease Solution.