NoGlo, "The anti-hangover, anti-flush supplement" (Page 2 of 2)

When the counter culture first blossomed on the west coast in the mid-1960s, incense was a little-known oddity used in by a few independent religious groups, by a few advanced individuals, and of course by the Catholic church. It was not a common thing to see for sale in any major department store or other commercial\st stage of early notice was the large number of travelers to the east. Religions and philosophies from India, Japan, Tibet and China had become all the rage in the new movement, and it was a rite of passage for many to make a journey to the east, bum around, and bring back some necessary items. One of these new necessities was incense made in these exotic lands.

For me, NoGlo is a no go.

I was one of the first people to order NoGlo. I bought it when it first came out, November of 2012. I did what the directions said to do, take it for 2-3 weeks and let the enzymes build in my system. After those 2 weeks, I tried drinking and I turned just as red as before. So I waited another week. Drank again and I got just as bright red as before. I tried taking an additional 2 pills before drinking. It had no effect. I kept experimenting with NoGlo, but every time, it didn't help the flushing and didn't help my increased heart rate or shortness of breath. In fact, some times I got a worse hangover from taking it.

I was really hoping NoGlo could help me out. I read up on all the antioxidants that are in the supplement and it sounded like it might work. Unfortunately, it turned out it's nothing more than that, a vitamin supplement.

P.S. One thing that also bothered me was that if you take NoGlo for the recommended 2-3 weeks beforehand (that would be 28-42 capsules) it would leave you with only 18-32 capsules left. So that's 9-16 doses (a dose is 2 capsules) after the recommended maximum benefits for 30 dollars. Between $2-3 a dose. Seems expensive for vitamins.

i've ordered two 60-day bottles of NoGlo. The first month, I did not have good results at all and at times, it seemed like the symptoms were even worse than when I was just using pepcid ac. I decided to order another bottle just to see if it took more time to take full effect, especially since I feel like I have a rather strong Asian Flush reaction. I didn't have great results that time around either. However, the other night I tried using the pepcid with the extra two noglo pills (usually you take 2 per day, but they recommend taking an extra dose if you want for extra "protection") AND drinking especially slow. I ended up being able to drink 6 beers (compared to my usual two with extreme reaction and vomitting) with a little glow at the beginning but none afterwards. Down side was I was very paranoid about getting red so I didn't drink quickly enough to really get more than an okay buzz. I'm now out of NoGlo and will probably buy another bottle soon, but in the meantime I'm going to experiment to see if my good experience was due to pepcid ac and drinking slowly or the noglo supplement as well.

Hello all,

I would like to inform you that the new NoGlo has been reformulated to have a better smell, as customers had complaints with this.

Also, we are in the final stages of our new clinical trial and we expect to have all data back by the end of September!

So...is this a new formula that was tried out on human trials? And as for the smell...when you say it was reformulated....was that just for smell or does it work better too? Not for nothing but a lot of people who have chimed in here on this thread reviewing your product haven't had anywhere near the success stories that's advertised on your website.

Hi NoGlo,
I was wondering if there is currently an effort to do further research to come out with an even more effective NoGlo supplement that further reduces acetaldehyde levels?

"NoGlo® is backed by an unconditional 60-day money back guarantee. If you are not satisfied with NoGlo® for any reason, simply send the bottles back to us, for a full product cost refund."

Only unopened bottles could be returned.  So obviously one has to open the bottle in order to try the product, which means we do not get our refunds back.  Is this correct?  This statement to me is very misleading.

RETURN POLICY

1. Unopened bottles returned within 60 days of shipment will receive a full refund.

2. Opened bottles will not receive refunds, as opened bottles will be discarded upon return.

3. Shipping and handling charges for return orders are not refunded for returns due to customer error.

4. Undelivered orders due to our error will be re-shipped at no additional charge.

5. Undelivered orders due to customer error will be re-shipped at the customer’s expense.

This is directly from their website under legal & privacy.

That was the reason why I bought it.  I thought it was a money back guarantee.  Since it didn't work for me, I tried to return it, but was told that only unopened bottles could be returned.  I still feel the statement is very misleading.

Dalmore,

Thank you for your support. We are working to legitimately mitigate the symptoms and damage of Alcohol Flush.

Hey guys! So I think I found a great combo: AF Formula, NoGlo for three weeks and Pepcid 30 mins before drinking. It might be pricey, but it works perfectly. I usually get severe flush, but this combo almost completely eliminated the flush. Any slight flush subsided in a couple minutes. I will try only AF Formula after two more weeks and let you guys know if NoGlo helps after two weeks as well.

You can see results for no glo with pictures at asianalcoholflush.com