How the Sodatide 60-day money-back guarantee works, why the promoted six-bottle bundle sits mostly outside it, and exactly how to claim.
The page selling Sodatide states a 60-day money-back guarantee from the date of purchase. As a policy that is reasonable, and we have no criticism of the wording itself.
There are two difficulties. The first is the pricing structure pushed alongside it: the most heavily promoted bundle is six bottles, advertised as a 180-day supply and sold on the basis that customers should stock up. Most of it sits outside any 60-day refund window.
The second is in the small print. One seller asks that you use the product for at least 30 days before requesting a refund, inside a window that closes at 60. Read together, that leaves roughly day 30 to day 60 to decide, and return postage eats the end of it. The other seller does not mention a minimum use period at all, so the terms that apply are whichever page you actually bought from.
Read the guarantee wording on the order form itself, screenshot it with the date visible, and set a reminder for day 50. A supplied badge showing a 180-day guarantee has circulated for this product and does not match the stated 60-day policy, so confirm the real window in writing rather than trusting a graphic.
Supplement orders are frequently processed by a third-party platform rather than the brand, so the name on your card statement may not read “Sodatide”. One selling page lists a distributor address in Pinellas Park, Florida and a support telephone number; the other does not. Payment platforms often operate their own refund windows and dispute procedures alongside the seller's stated policy, so note which company name appears on the order form before you pay.
sodatidemarket.com sells nothing directly, so there is nothing to refund here. If you were charged by a site claiming to be us, contact your card issuer immediately and let us know at editorial@sodatidemarket.com.