Contact Gohoneyflush

The order desk, +1 (302) 200-3480, is a phone line staffed by people whose job is orders. Buyers in the reviews we were given mentioned calling it, and the comment was that it answered. Have your order ID ready and the call will be short.

The website email, [email protected], is read by the editorial desk Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Eastern Time. A person reads every message. It is the right address for a correction, a question about a page, a privacy request or a press enquiry.

The question line printed on the bottle, +1 (623) 377-4609, belongs to Amplify Distribution in Scottsdale, Arizona. It is the distributor's line, not the order desk. Use it for a question about the product itself, the label or a batch.

No sales email address was published to us. The material we were given points to a sales contact page it does not name, so we do not print an address we cannot verify. If you need a written record of an order conversation, ask on the phone how to get one.

Start by asking the order desk to escalate. Most problems that feel stuck are stuck because the person on the phone does not have the authority to resolve them, and asking directly is quicker than calling back.

If the problem is with something we published rather than with an order, write to [email protected] and say which page and what is wrong. We would rather be corrected than be consistent, and a correction changes the page rather than producing an explanation of why the page was fine.

If the problem is with the product itself, the distributor's line on the bottle, +1 (623) 377-4609, reaches the company whose name is on it. That is a different organisation from the order desk and from this website.

If none of that resolves it, consumer protection in the United States is handled at state level, and your state's consumer protection office is the next step. We would prefer to hear about it first, so that we have a chance to fix it.

Someone writes in and says that a figure on a page is wrong. The first thing that happens is that we go back to the source: the label photograph, or the supplied material, or the study.

If the reader is right, the page is changed, the last-updated date at the foot of every page moves forward, and where the change is material we say what changed rather than quietly editing it. If the same error appears on more than one page, all of them are corrected together.

If the reader is not right, we reply explaining what the source says and where to find it. That happens reasonably often and it is not a waste of anyone's time; a question worth asking once is worth asking whatever the answer turns out to be.

Either way the reply comes from a person who has actually looked. This is a small enough operation that nothing is answered by template, and a correction is the most valuable message this address receives.