My experience will eat clean has been… My experience will eat clean has been amazing. The food is delicious delightful and very, very healthy.

After trying 3 weeks of food I either… After trying 3 weeks of food I either absolutely love a meal or hate it, but found enough to have variety. Love seafood a couple of chickens and beef. Steak is not good, too chewy and no taste. Would love a cod filet added. I do wish I could pay price per meal for most meals ordered as my husband dropped out and 6 meals are individually quite expensive so not sure how long I can stay.

No resolution No resolution. 5 or 6 tickets open which you just kept closing. Went through bank to get my money back.

The meals are tasty All the meals were great except the General Tso's Chicken was spicy for our household so I had to give it away. And strangley I found hair in my porkchop eww but other then that it was a very good porkchop.

I'll start by saying their food it not… I'll start by saying their food it not bad... and I had no issues with delivery, packaging, or them overcharging me... although, they did not always send what i ordered. with that said, I stopped using them for a similar reason. I've been intensely working out for two hours a day since February, burning approximately 2,500 to 3,000 calories, as I was closely monitoring my calorie intake and output. I subscribed to their service because they were marketed as healthy, and I made sure to choose meals around 500 calories or less. However, despite doing everything right, I wasn't losing weight. I suspect their calorie counts were inaccurate. They also don't list all of their ingredients, which should have been a red flag. I filed a complaint, but they only said they would look into it, closed my ticket, and ignored my subsequent messages. They claim to use only olive oil, yet it's not mentioned on their labels. In any case, I switched back to previous meal service and lost about 2 pounds in just a week. Comparing what 500 calories of my current service looks like versus Eat Clean, it's clear their meals are not labeled correctly. Also, one of the meals I had today (not Eat Clean) had 690 mg of sodium, and it felt under salted... Eat Clean was probably being misleading about the salt content too. Their food never tasted undersalted to me, and the labels consistently showed low sodium levels, like 200 or 300 milligrams. I always thought that was strange.If you don't care about what's in your food, then go with these people. You won't have any problems. But if you care, stay away. Oh and some of their meals that are supposed to be paleo have transfats. At least they were transparent about that.