Gary S.

MOST of their products rate 4 or 5 stars. But their Oat Bran Cereal is terrible. Besides not tasting all that good, and failing to deliver the health results one has come to expect from both oat and bran cereals, it's an absolute nightmare to prepare. The page instructions for booth stovetop and microwave are dead wrong. If you must give this one a try, don't follow the instructions--use your gut hunch instead. But if you are disappointed, don't say you weren't warned.

After years of being on medications for BPH, I decided to try an alternate route. Research led me to Ultra Prostate Formula from LifeExtensions. It worked as well as the meds, but without the side effects. BUT...But...But... I had to stop using it because the softgels often leaked, leaving me with a bottle full of oily mess. Now I'm back on medications, and am extremely reluctant to try any of their other products. BTW, I'm 86 years old, a retired editor and writer. My last job was as editor of a peer-review clinical surgery journal.

Since my earlier review of Lensieh, I have discovered that it is a shady Chinese company masquerading as British. Their so-called customer service agent, ferayservice.zendesk.com, is neither accredited nor rated by the Better Business Bureau, but zendesk itself gets a worrisome D- rating.