[Fugayse]

2: You got "Sick"

I've yet to fail using this approach with consumable goods.

Appreciate the guide - very straightforward and easy to follow.

Would you say this method works with all food items? I know that they cant ask for proof of food item making you sick but im wondering if how consistent will it be

[Doomza]

2: You got "Sick"

I've yet to fail using this approach with consumable goods.

Appreciate the guide - very straightforward and easy to follow.

Would you say this method works with all food items? I know that they cant ask for proof of food item making you sick but im wondering if how consistent will it be

I tried it recently and got told I need letter from the doctor citing I received an illness attributed to the food. That's ridiculous as I can't even get an appointment for a month at my doctor's if I wanted to.

[mothered]

Would you say this method works with all food items? I know that they cant ask for proof of food item making you sick but im wondering if how consistent will it be

It has a very high success rate, for the reason that the food Industry takes health & safety very seriously.

[Fugayse]

Would you say this method works with all food items? I know that they cant ask for proof of food item making you sick but im wondering if how consistent will it be

It has a very high success rate, for the reason that the food Industry takes health & safety very seriously.

Im guessing that you can only do this for 1 item. IF you bought multiple you cant say everything made you sick

[laininthewired]

Would you say this method works with all food items? I know that they cant ask for proof of food item making you sick but im wondering if how consistent will it be

It has a very high success rate, for the reason that the food Industry takes health & safety very seriously.

Im guessing that you can only do this for 1 item. IF you bought multiple you cant say everything made you sick

Honestly you could get away with saying that. You may have to fabricate a story that involves the entire contents of the box spoiling.

[mothered]

Would you say this method works with all food items? I know that they cant ask for proof of food item making you sick but im wondering if how consistent will it be

It has a very high success rate, for the reason that the food Industry takes health & safety very seriously.

Im guessing that you can only do this for 1 item. IF you bought multiple you cant say everything made you sick

If It's manufactured from the same batch, you can use that approach for more than one product.

But don't overdo It.

[2ndround]

It has a very high success rate, for the reason that the food Industry takes health & safety very seriously.

Im guessing that you can only do this for 1 item. IF you bought multiple you cant say everything made you sick

If It's manufactured from the same batch, you can use that approach for more than one product.

But don't overdo It.

Yea and supplement companies are careful with tracking batch numbers.
They required it when swim said he was sick from the product.

[Smate27]

It has a very high success rate, for the reason that the food Industry takes health & safety very seriously.

Im guessing that you can only do this for 1 item. IF you bought multiple you cant say everything made you sick

If It's manufactured from the same batch, you can use that approach for more than one product.

But don't overdo It.

I has this with a large batch of rice (microwave rice) a long time back purchased from Costco and the rice wasn’t right , contacted the rice maker “veetee” directly telling them of the poor quality of the rice and they send out replacements and told me to dispose of the old packs.

Managed to return the old packs to Costco for a refund also

[mothered]

Yea and supplement companies are careful with tracking batch numbers.
They required it when swim said he was sick from the product.

Yes, I've personally experienced batch checks on a number of occasions.

It's certainly something to keep In mind when SEing supplement products.