02086190071

I dont find anything wrong in it. Its on an individual how to look at this matter. The company called you and did its job. Im sure your complain wouldnt have done any good to you nor bad to the company.

Be careful.  Yesterday we had a call from an Indian lady asking my name and saying she was from Global.......couldn`t understand most of what she said.  Could just about make out when she named our address and postcode.  I told her we weren`t interested.  Today she rang again saying she was from Global and she was putting it in the post.   She wanted more details from me.  She had our adress and post code from somewhere.  So why did she ring to say she was posting something?  It was nothing we had asked for.  I said I don`t give my details over the phone and put it down again.  10 minutes later she rang again and my husband answered.  She said she was from Global.  My husband just said put it in the post.  

Yesterday there was something on the television about them making these calls and inserting false voices in the call to make out you were agreeing to something.

Maybe she has caught on the the fact that CPR Global is a protectioin thing and is trying to get away with pretending that is what she is from.

What else would you do after buying the product ? Use it and see the changes and if you are not sure of the tablets then ask for  refund.

I could see that coming, the aggravated feeling was sure to hit his joints, given the hectic and poor schedule he had developed over the last couple of years. I’m referring to my father’s carelessness. With the ascending age factor, he was rather expected to be more cautious towards his health but that wasn’t the case.

The late last month was highly agonizing. My father had to take a sudden break from work, complaining of discomforting joints. It was too miserable and he was completely down on mobility. I was feeling sorry for him; however I had done my bit by asking him too many times to alter his lifestyle but to no avail. I realized that I’ll have to be ready with an alternative.

While searching, I heard about this Company ”Sandawellbeing“ and its products from one of my online friends, which she spoke very highly about, especially for joint relief called ‘rosex’. I visited the related site ‘sandawellness.com’ and ordered a unit, and that was well after going through all the information about the product. It said, the dietary supplement was 100 % natural and safe and was highly effective towards aching joints.

The information had enough conviction to go for the product. My dad was equally convinced to try it out when I shared the same with him. The following week was no less than my expectation. It was Monday morning and my father, who was complaining of aching joints, barely a few days back, was nowhere to be seen.

He gave me a call in the afternoon from his office and his voice said it all. It was rosex for all the acclamation.

Hey. I Got a call from sandawellbeing too. But the caller was very polite and with great interest spoke about my health and maintenance. The entire call was regarding my health and wellness. He neither spoke about any products nor suggested any supplements. The caller showed a lot of concern and had no intentions of any kind of fraud and misguiding people.

Technology is improving and so are marketing mediums. If you have a problem with companies calling you for marketing purpose, all right. But for what reason are you asking people to lodge complains against the company just because they are telemarketing.

I received a call today from a company calling itself Sanda Wellness Centre wishing to sell me 800mg Rosex tablets.  The phone number given was 02086190070 is this a legitimate company or is it a scam?  When I rang back and asked for the company's address the speaker would not tell me.

Hii., got a call from the same number. My doctor suggested me to use products of this company and said it has been working since a couple of years and is in the top 5 companies for health and wellness in UK. I have even read about it in magazines and on the internet. All I can say is that it’s a reliable company.

I got a call from an Asian gentleman. He was conducting a health survey and asked some questions relating my health. After the whole conversation they suggested some rosehip supplements which I would get at cheaper rates(scheme for senior citizens). I found out at the local shops before I order them directly from the company. Half the shops I visited dint have these supplements and the ones which had   sold them for really high prices. Finally ordered it from sandawellbeing.

My elderly father received a call from this people, and purchased some tablets. Needless to say they have not arrived. Today I rang the number and it is 'unobtainable'.

the number my call came from was 02086190070  but  same firm have been on over one hyour sorting this with my bank  as i am sure it is a con my story similar to other posts why is this allowd to go on with vunerable people

Agree to you Ryan...its not right to complain against the company for such small matters..its a wellness company so its obvious the call will be regarding health supplements and wellness programs.. i thought there would be some serious reason behind the complain..but after reading the post it was ( baseless).

Mine took long too but once you've paid you will surely get what you have ordered.. sometimes it does take long..i have been taking the supplements since  1 year and ordered it in 4 installments..just give them a call on the two numbers given on its site and you will surely be able to get through.

Live in Scotland so could not deliver dircet to the company.  Posted tablets back special delivery 2 weeks ago and still waiting for a refund.  BEWARE.

Saturday morning and a call from sandawellbeing. The call was regarding health supplements which one requires to make up for the deficiency of various proteins and vitamins in the human body. At first I was hesitant to give her the card details but then she gave me the company's registration number and I felt it was okay then. The supplements were delivered in 4 days and I had to make no call. Will write back after using the product and its effectiveness.

I had ordered 4 months rosex from sandawellbeing. But due to some reason canceled the order and requested for refund. Without any trouble I have received the complete refund and it hardly took a week or less. I then bought products from outside which were expensive than the ones I had ordered. I think I made a mistake and will contact sandawellbeing.

Im really happy with the companies after sale service. I have used its products for almost 9months now and seen a significant difference in my health. They regularly give calls which are regarding my health update or simply to ask how I am feeling now. Even at this age it feels some one really cares for you and your health. Im glad to have been associated with the company sandawellbeing. THANKYOU

My mother got a call the other day from Sanda, where the call was started by some Indian girl, where she was talking about Rosehip tablets for her joint pains, saying it is a medically approved painkiller. I have done research on the company and have been a regular customer. The concerns are invalid because I have personally dealt with them and they do not store any of our card details. The remedies they have are perfectly natural and much safer compared to the NHS. DO NOT POST COMMENTS WHICH WILL DISCOURAGE OTHER PEOPLE TO EVEN TRY THE PRODUCT.

No doubt the tablets can be bought freely from the local shops. I tried the healthstore, GNC and TRC but it was such a waste. They were charging way too high for just 250mg of rosehip. Finally ordered from sandawellbeing.

I received a call this morning from a man calling from an Indian call centre wanting to speak to my elderly mother. He wanted medical information about her and was very vague about where he got her contact information from. He said he was calling from Bexley but slipped up later by saying "you people over there can get ripped off when buying supplements". He did a hard sell on me trying to get me to buy a Pomegranate skin extract at £30 for a 10 day supply. He offered to reduce the price to hook me in to buying the first month's supply but when I said I wasn't interested, eventually he backed down. He was very persistent and talked for 40 minutes on the phone. It concerns me that elderly people could succumb to this hard sell and be persuaded to buy a product they didn't need and that could cause potential harm. The Pomegranate extract for example shouldn't be taken with blood-thinning medication. Their website is www.sandawellness.com and although they have a UK address listed, they don't appear to be based in the UK. He told me that they are targeting senior citizens to give them health advice. He said he could recommend natural supplements that would help 'seniors' to stop taking drugs. When I asked him if a medical professional planned to visit the client to advise them about this, he said no, it would be done on the phone. A lot of emphasis was put on last winter being bad and that this health centre was going to improve the health of the elderly.