How the MemoHoney 60-day money-back guarantee works, why it closes before a fair trial ends, and exactly how to request a refund.
The published MemoHoney guarantee runs 60 days from the purchase date, and the terms ask that you use the product for at least 30 days before making a claim. That is a clear, reasonable policy and we have no criticism of how it is stated.
The problem is arithmetic. A cognition supplement cannot be judged in a fortnight; a fair trial runs eight to twelve weeks against a written baseline. Twelve weeks is 84 days — twenty-four days after your window has closed. Buy the six-bottle bundle and you are holding 180 days of capsules covered by a 60-day guarantee.
Read the guarantee wording on the order form, screenshot it with the date visible, and set a calendar reminder for day 50. Note also that badge artwork claiming a 180-day guarantee is circulating for this product. It does not match the published 60-day policy, so confirm the window in writing before paying rather than relying on a graphic.
This matters more than usual with this product. The Supplement Facts panel states the distributor is Instituto Experience, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404. A competing MemoHoney page describes itself as the authorized distribution portal for a different company at a street address in Bangor, Maine. Use the details on your own order confirmation, and keep a copy of them.
memo-honney.com sells nothing directly, so there is nothing to refund here. If you were charged by a site claiming to be us, contact your card issuer immediately and let us know at editorial@memo-honney.com.