Nitric Boost Money Back Guarantee: How the 60-Day Refund Works

The best kind of promise is the one you hope you never need and are glad is there. With a daily powder, that promise is the money-back guarantee, because it turns a purchase into a trial. This guide to the Nitric Boost money back guarantee explains what the seller promises, how to ask for a refund, where the containers go and what to keep along the way. It is written as a sequence of steps so that, if the day ever comes, you can follow it without stress. We also point out the one thing the seller does not state, the refund timeline, so there are no surprises. The Nitric Boost hub shows the packages the guarantee covers.

The Nitric Boost money back guarantee: what the seller promises

The seller offers a 60-day money-back guarantee on every package, whether you buy one jar, three or six. Its pages say the guarantee applies whether the jar is full, half used or empty, and they describe it as having no questions asked. To claim it, you return your containers, even if empty. Our summary is simple: you have two months to decide, and the decision is yours.

When the 60 days start

The seller’s pages describe the guarantee as good for 60 days without spelling out the starting point. ClickBank’s own checkout line gives the standard wording: a return or replacement within 60 days from the date of purchase. We therefore count from your purchase date, and we suggest you do the same. Mark day 60 in your calendar the day you order, and plan to make your decision with a few days to spare.

Step 1: decide, and decide early

A refund works best when you do not wait until the last day. Use the first weeks to build the routine, note how it fits and check in with yourself around day 45. If you are still unsure, that is a good time to ask support a question or to start the return process, because the shipping and the paperwork take a little time. Early decisions are calm decisions.

Step 2: contact support

You have four routes. Email [email protected] with the subject line “Refund Request”. Call 1 (814) 885 4823, answered Monday to Friday. Use the form on its refunds page. Or submit a ClickBank support ticket. Whichever you choose, give your name, the email used at checkout, your ClickBank order number and the order date, and say plainly that you would like a refund. Keep a copy of what you send.

What happens to the powder you have used

Nothing about the guarantee depends on how much is left. The seller says it applies if you used all of it, and that you return the containers even if they are empty. That matters because it removes the usual worry about whether a partly used jar still counts. If you have half a jar, a full jar or none at all, the instruction is the same: contact support, send the containers back and ask for the refund. You do not need to explain why, and the seller’s wording is that no questions are asked.

Step 3: return the containers

The seller asks you to send back your containers, even if they are empty, to The Adem Naturals address at 285 Northeast Ave, Tallmadge, Ohio 44278. Return postage is the buyer’s responsibility, so choose a tracked service and keep the receipt and tracking number. If the parcel has not been opened or has only just arrived, the seller also says you may simply refuse the package on delivery and it will be sent back to the seller.

Step 4: wait, and follow up

The seller does not state how long a refund takes, so we cannot give you a number. What we can suggest is a simple routine: note the date you shipped, watch the tracking until it shows delivery and send a short message to support with the tracking details. If a reasonable amount of time goes by without an answer, write again, and if you are still waiting, a ClickBank ticket is your second route.

Step 5: the ClickBank route

ClickBank runs the checkout, and its own support team can be reached on 1-800-390-6035 or through a ticket on its site. If the seller’s support has not resolved your request, the ClickBank route is a sensible next step, and it is one of the reasons we like that the offer is sold through a large retailer. Have your order number and the date of purchase ready.

If you ordered three or six jars

Larger packages raise a natural question: what about the jars you have not opened? The guarantee covers every package, so unopened jars are part of the return along with any empty ones. Send all the containers back together, tracked, with a note of your order number. Plan the timing so that your decision falls well inside the 60 days, because with six jars you are deciding after about two jars of use, not six. Our guide for US buyers shows how shipping works.

What to keep

Item	Why it matters
Receipt and ClickBank order number	Support asks for it first
Order date	Shows you are inside the 60 days
Tracking email	Useful if a parcel is late
Return tracking number	Proof the containers were sent
Copies of your emails	A clear record of the request

A simple timeline

Day	What to do
1	Order, and note the day 60 date
2 to 7	Wait for delivery, roughly three to seven business days in the US
8 to 45	Take the scoop daily and note how it fits
Around 45	Decide whether to keep going or ask for a refund
By 55	Contact support if you want a refund
60	The end of the guarantee period

What the guarantee does not do

It does not promise a result, and it does not cover the return postage. It does not tell you how long the refund takes. And it is tied to orders placed with the seller, which is why we send readers to the order page. Within those limits, it is a generous promise, covering empty jars and every package alike.

Questions people ask around day 59

The last days of a trial tend to bring the same few questions. Is it too late to ask? If you are inside the 60 days as ClickBank counts them, no, so send your message today rather than tomorrow. Do I need the original packaging? The seller’s wording is about containers, and it says they can be empty, so keep what you have. Will anyone ask why? The seller describes the promise as no questions asked, although a short reason in your email is polite and speeds things up. Calm, early and clear is the best way to use a guarantee.

Why we like it

A guarantee changes how you buy. Instead of asking whether Nitric Boost is certain to suit you, you ask whether it is worth a two-month experiment, and the answer comes much more easily. The jar is labeled Nitric Boost Ultra and holds 30 servings, and every package, from the single jar to the six-jar order at $49 a jar, shares the same terms. For help with problems, our complaints guide goes through each route, and our ordering guide shows how to keep records from the start. For the whole offer in one view, see the Nitric Boost overview. The FAQ page answers the quick questions.