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Overall rating: 3.8894737 / 5 from 190 reviews.
The Gut Intelligence™ Test offers personalized food recommendations based on microbiome analysis. Customers have mixed opinions on the customer service and app experience, but generally appreciate the test's accuracy and the valuable information provided.
Review topics: ["results","improvement","packaging","taste","effects","body","service","issues","difference","test","supplements","information","foods","recommendations","viome","app","biotics","insights","list","experience","probiotics","order","diet","health","website","samples","support","gut"].
"We received the test almost two months ago. Sent it in, the results took weeks to receive. Right when we got the results, we ordered the recommended products right away, which have still not been delivered. As much as I would like to write this review, I can’t because I haven’t even gotten the products to see how everything is going to work."
— Dustyn B. (3/5)
"It’s not great. Overly technical. Tells me I shouldn’t eat broccoli, asparagus, almonds and other super foods and I really don’t understand why. The app is FULL of info hustling for me to buy your supplements. Pretty sleezy."
— Cindy F. (3/5)
"Seems like a trap to buy expensive supplements that may or may not help. Must also choose a recurring subscription just to order them."
— Jason L. (1/5)
"I just received mine, you had the address incorrect so it took over 3 weeks to get it. I only got to take it one day then I came down with a stomach viruses. I really have a hard time taking pills so to have to take 8 a day is a stretch for me. But looking forward to seeing if it makes a difference."
— jill l. (2/5)
"Very hard to understand. Even for my naturopathic Dr. Probiotics taste terrible like candy or something. Precision supplements are very very harsh on my body. No refund, no exchange. If there not good on you. You still waist your money. Constipation on point. Just felt like I lost almost $500 but not only that the hope I had on this."
— Cesiree M. (1/5)
"The price is very expensive for what you get. I would like to have seen the raw data that lead to your assumptions. Additionally, the foods to avoid list was so extensive that it could drive anyone to an eating disorder. The list of good foods for me is like two normal foods and a few random herbs. No way a person can eat just white turkey and broth and be mentally ok. With such strong suggestions and an extensive list of thing that are wrong with me there really should have been some raw data to show me. Then the solution is two hundred dollars worth of supplements a month. Without showing me my actual results. Very disappointed."
— Rhoni C. (1/5)
"I wasn’t very happy with it as it was hard to navigate all the results. I couldn’t get back to them to review and not able to ask anyone any questions but suggested to purchase almost $300 in supplements"
— Cynthia d. (1/5)
"Overall I was disappointed. It took a Very long time to get results. I emailed asking how much longer and the next day I got results? It's very hard to maneuver around the site. I was hoping to have a list of superfoods, a list of foods to enjoy , list of foods to avoid etc. . Instead, you scroll thru and find the superfoods for you, doesn't seem very individualized. Lastly, there are SO many weird, unusual food items that most ppl don't eat as food like alfalfa sprouts and not enough of the everyday foods like oatmeal."
— Sandra A. (2/5)
"The resulting nutritional recommendations are nothing less than amazing. Learning what superfoods to add to my diet and what to avoid is a game changer. I’ve tried elimination diets with little result, so this test is a real bonus."
— Sherilyn M. (5/5)
"This works. I only received one. I thought that I subscribed"
— James A. (2/5)
Overall rating: 3.8894737 / 5 from 190 reviews.
The Gut Intelligence™ Test offers personalized food recommendations based on microbiome analysis. Customers have mixed opinions on the customer service and app experience, but generally appreciate the test's accuracy and the valuable information provided.
Review topics: ["results","improvement","packaging","taste","effects","body","service","issues","difference","test","supplements","information","foods","recommendations","viome","app","biotics","insights","list","experience","probiotics","order","diet","health","website","samples","support","gut"].
"We received the test almost two months ago. Sent it in, the results took weeks to receive. Right when we got the results, we ordered the recommended products right away, which have still not been delivered. As much as I would like to write this review, I can’t because I haven’t even gotten the products to see how everything is going to work."
— Dustyn B. (3/5)
"It’s not great. Overly technical. Tells me I shouldn’t eat broccoli, asparagus, almonds and other super foods and I really don’t understand why. The app is FULL of info hustling for me to buy your supplements. Pretty sleezy."
— Cindy F. (3/5)
"Seems like a trap to buy expensive supplements that may or may not help. Must also choose a recurring subscription just to order them."
— Jason L. (1/5)
"I just received mine, you had the address incorrect so it took over 3 weeks to get it. I only got to take it one day then I came down with a stomach viruses. I really have a hard time taking pills so to have to take 8 a day is a stretch for me. But looking forward to seeing if it makes a difference."
— jill l. (2/5)
"Very hard to understand. Even for my naturopathic Dr. Probiotics taste terrible like candy or something. Precision supplements are very very harsh on my body. No refund, no exchange. If there not good on you. You still waist your money. Constipation on point. Just felt like I lost almost $500 but not only that the hope I had on this."
— Cesiree M. (1/5)
"The price is very expensive for what you get. I would like to have seen the raw data that lead to your assumptions. Additionally, the foods to avoid list was so extensive that it could drive anyone to an eating disorder. The list of good foods for me is like two normal foods and a few random herbs. No way a person can eat just white turkey and broth and be mentally ok. With such strong suggestions and an extensive list of thing that are wrong with me there really should have been some raw data to show me. Then the solution is two hundred dollars worth of supplements a month. Without showing me my actual results. Very disappointed."
— Rhoni C. (1/5)
"I wasn’t very happy with it as it was hard to navigate all the results. I couldn’t get back to them to review and not able to ask anyone any questions but suggested to purchase almost $300 in supplements"
— Cynthia d. (1/5)
"Overall I was disappointed. It took a Very long time to get results. I emailed asking how much longer and the next day I got results? It's very hard to maneuver around the site. I was hoping to have a list of superfoods, a list of foods to enjoy , list of foods to avoid etc. . Instead, you scroll thru and find the superfoods for you, doesn't seem very individualized. Lastly, there are SO many weird, unusual food items that most ppl don't eat as food like alfalfa sprouts and not enough of the everyday foods like oatmeal."
— Sandra A. (2/5)
"The resulting nutritional recommendations are nothing less than amazing. Learning what superfoods to add to my diet and what to avoid is a game changer. I’ve tried elimination diets with little result, so this test is a real bonus."
— Sherilyn M. (5/5)
"This works. I only received one. I thought that I subscribed"
— James A. (2/5)
Overall rating: 3.8894737 / 5 from 190 reviews.
The Gut Intelligence™ Test offers personalized food recommendations based on microbiome analysis. Customers have mixed opinions on the customer service and app experience, but generally appreciate the test's accuracy and the valuable information provided.
Review topics: ["results","improvement","packaging","taste","effects","body","service","issues","difference","test","supplements","information","foods","recommendations","viome","app","biotics","insights","list","experience","probiotics","order","diet","health","website","samples","support","gut"].
"We received the test almost two months ago. Sent it in, the results took weeks to receive. Right when we got the results, we ordered the recommended products right away, which have still not been delivered. As much as I would like to write this review, I can’t because I haven’t even gotten the products to see how everything is going to work."
— Dustyn B. (3/5)
"It’s not great. Overly technical. Tells me I shouldn’t eat broccoli, asparagus, almonds and other super foods and I really don’t understand why. The app is FULL of info hustling for me to buy your supplements. Pretty sleezy."
— Cindy F. (3/5)
"Seems like a trap to buy expensive supplements that may or may not help. Must also choose a recurring subscription just to order them."
— Jason L. (1/5)
"I just received mine, you had the address incorrect so it took over 3 weeks to get it. I only got to take it one day then I came down with a stomach viruses. I really have a hard time taking pills so to have to take 8 a day is a stretch for me. But looking forward to seeing if it makes a difference."
— jill l. (2/5)
"Very hard to understand. Even for my naturopathic Dr. Probiotics taste terrible like candy or something. Precision supplements are very very harsh on my body. No refund, no exchange. If there not good on you. You still waist your money. Constipation on point. Just felt like I lost almost $500 but not only that the hope I had on this."
— Cesiree M. (1/5)
"The price is very expensive for what you get. I would like to have seen the raw data that lead to your assumptions. Additionally, the foods to avoid list was so extensive that it could drive anyone to an eating disorder. The list of good foods for me is like two normal foods and a few random herbs. No way a person can eat just white turkey and broth and be mentally ok. With such strong suggestions and an extensive list of thing that are wrong with me there really should have been some raw data to show me. Then the solution is two hundred dollars worth of supplements a month. Without showing me my actual results. Very disappointed."
— Rhoni C. (1/5)
"I wasn’t very happy with it as it was hard to navigate all the results. I couldn’t get back to them to review and not able to ask anyone any questions but suggested to purchase almost $300 in supplements"
— Cynthia d. (1/5)
"Overall I was disappointed. It took a Very long time to get results. I emailed asking how much longer and the next day I got results? It's very hard to maneuver around the site. I was hoping to have a list of superfoods, a list of foods to enjoy , list of foods to avoid etc. . Instead, you scroll thru and find the superfoods for you, doesn't seem very individualized. Lastly, there are SO many weird, unusual food items that most ppl don't eat as food like alfalfa sprouts and not enough of the everyday foods like oatmeal."
— Sandra A. (2/5)
"The resulting nutritional recommendations are nothing less than amazing. Learning what superfoods to add to my diet and what to avoid is a game changer. I’ve tried elimination diets with little result, so this test is a real bonus."
— Sherilyn M. (5/5)
"This works. I only received one. I thought that I subscribed"
— James A. (2/5)
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