Contact
Contacting BloodPril support
One address for anything written on this site, and a clear split between what it can settle and what belongs with the seller.
Contacting BloodPril support
Everything written on this site is handled from one mailbox: [email protected]. Corrections, questions about where a figure came from, anything at all about the words on these pages — that is the address. Anything touching an order is not.
The seller’s side of the line
Purchases complete on the seller’s own checkout, under their account system. Everything that follows from a purchase lives there and only there, out of sight of this domain entirely. The confirmation email that lands after an order carries the contact route for all of it.
Questions that need a person, not a page
Whether BloodPril is right for you, or whether it sits comfortably alongside a prescription, cannot be worked out from anything published here. Those answers depend on details of your own history, and they belong with someone qualified who can see them.
Making a message easy to act on
A note that names the page, quotes the sentence and says what it ought to say instead can be checked against the source in minutes. Sent that way, most get an answer the same day or the next one.
Where each thing goes
- Wrong number on a page
- Us — quote the line
- Source of a stated fact
- Us — it will be named
- Delivery, billing, cancelling
- The seller’s support
- Claiming inside sixty days
- The seller’s support
- Suitability for you
- A pharmacist or doctor
Questions
Reaching the editors
Can you check where my parcel is?
No record of it reaches us. Tracking sits with the seller, whose system took the order in the first place.
Can you put the money back?
Refunds are the seller’s to make, since the payment was made to them.
Is it safe with my prescriptions?
That needs someone looking at what you already take. A pharmacist can do it in a few minutes; a website cannot do it at all.
I spotted something wrong.
Tell us the page and the sentence and it will be checked against the material it came from.
The rest of the BloodPril pages
Formula, daily routine, package sizes and the terms of the sixty-day cover.