Oddly enough the bottle I bought was… Oddly enough the bottle I bought was from CVS under the Sambucol label Black Elderberry with vitamin C & Zinc. The lid has the Havasu name brand on it. While my Dr. recommended the product and at the time I bought 3 bottles. Was not sick all winter did it help...it didn't hurt. My only real issue is now I cant find this product and one does the per serving mg. are so different. Its like they just buy batches stuff a label on it and sale.

I ordered two items from this online… I ordered two items from this online seller; they sent one of them. I then realized they have no phone number within their contact, only email--a first for me regarding online sellers in which the seller made a mistake to address. I submitted an email with the order number stating they did not send me both items. After a day or so, they responded by asking what is the order id even though it was the first item presented in my message. I provided the order number again as there was no order id. They have yet to respond nearly a week later, so I disputed the charge with my bank. Do NOT trust this online seller or any online seller that does not provide a phone or chat to work out problems that sometimes happen with online purchases. It is not much of a leap to suggest such a seller attempts to shield itself from something, e.g., in this case, running from its incompetence and/or intention Not to do as agreed. AVOID!! R. Blackwell

Actually Havasu Nutrition did nothing… Actually Havasu Nutrition did nothing for me, NOTHING AT ALL. I'm not saying it's a bad product it just didn't do anything for me. Keep in mind everyone is different, what may work for one may not work for someone else.

Great Company This is a great company. They have the absolute BEST customer service. Their elderberry gummies are my favorite since they are so delicious and support my immune system.

Misleading and deceptive marketing… Misleading and deceptive marketing practices. Purchased HAVASU, L-arginine+citrulline On AMAZON.ca the product is advertised at 500mg. One would assume that is per capsule because that is how it is sold,(Amazon Prime states, 0.27/count). NO, product received only contains 200mg/ pill. With a different Spec label You need to take 2.5 pills to obtain the 500 you wanted. Therefore at a selling price of .27/count is only for 200mg not 500mg as advertised.. I submitted a review on Amazon to warn the consumer about doses to only have it censored by Amazon and not print the review saying there is to much focus on packaging, when it was focused on deception.