Rejuvazen CBD Gummies Scam & Reviews, Explained [1-yb3vxCAkL]
Rejuvazen CBD Gummies Scam & Reviews, Explained [1-yb3vxCAkL]
| 1h 28m 28s | Video has closed captioning.
Do not believe the scams surrounding a product called Rejuvazen CBD Gummies that claim various celebrities like the cast of a TV show, Dr. Ben Carson, Bill O'Reilly, Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Denzel Washington and others all endorsed the supposed "brain booster" product. They have nothing to do with it. Here's more about these kinds of scams: The Rejuvazen CBD Gummies scam came out of nowhere in late August and early September 2023, supposedly with an official website. The product seemingly was created quickly and started circulating in scams. It's unclear if scammers were using a legitimate product or not. However, as a disclaimer, just know that scammers sometimes use CBD products in ways that are without permission. Here's more from the Better Business Bureau: The Rejuvazen CBD Gummies scam claims that various celebrities endorsed the product and that it can help people with diabetes, ED, weight loss, etc, but don't believe these claims. If you want to buy a new medicinal or consumable product, please first talk to your doctor. Here's data from the FTC: Please like my video with the thumbs up button, as that'll tell Google and YouTube my video has credibility. That might help my video rise in Google search results and help others not get scammed. Also, please tap the thanks button, which is the heart-shaped symbol to the right of the like button. That would mean a lot to me. Key Moments: 0:00 Rejuvazen CBD Gummies Scam 0:44 Dr. Ben Carson's "Brain Booster" 3:05 Rejuvazen CBD Gummies Reviews (Fake) 3:43 Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz 5:12 More Fake Reviews 7:06 Rejuvazen CBD Gummies Phone Number 7:40 Subscription Scam 10:16 A Clint Eastwood Story
Aired: December 13, 2024
Buy Now:
Problems Playing Video? | Closed Captioning