Writes the refund conditions as the usage instructions
Why it converts
“Get results in 6 months or your money back” is the whole page. Qualifying means buying six bottles on subscription within 180 days, taking four capsules every day, downloading the myNutrafol app within thirty days, and submitting progress photos through it. Every condition is also what taking the product correctly looks like, so the refund process and the adherence programme are one document. The page cannot keep its own terms straight on the photos: the qualification FAQ says monthly, while the how-it-works steps say every three months.
What to steal
A guarantee whose conditions are the correct usage instructions does two jobs, reversing risk and teaching the behaviour the result depends on. Be honest about the other edge. Each condition is also a way for a claim to be refused, and a six-month promise with four hurdles is a weaker guarantee than a thirty-day one with none. If you build this, the conditions have to say the same thing in every place they appear, because the one that contradicts the others is the one a refused customer will quote.
As captured Aug 2026 · the live page may have changed or been removed — nutrafol.com ↗
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