A Disappointing Experience with MUD/WTR
Rating: ★☆☆☆☆
Review:
Where do I begin?
After deciding to quit coffee in January due to excessive intake and the negative effects it had on my health, I embarked on a journey to find healthier alternatives. My first experience with a brand called SpaceGoods was fantastic, setting a high bar for what I expected from similar products.
Encouraged to explore further, I stumbled upon MUD/WTR after seeing their advertisement on Instagram. The promise seemed enticing, and I was eager to give it a try.
However, my excitement quickly turned to disappointment.
Contrary to the marketing, what I found was not a mud-like concoction but a beverage overwhelmingly dominated by turmeric.
This wouldn't have been a major issue if not for the aftermath of using the product.
My insulated mug is now permanently stained yellow from the turmeric, and the taste seems impossible to remove from the recycled plastic lid and rubber seal. Even my toothbrush head wasn't spared displaying it's new pain job of dark yellow instead of sparking white, showing me the potential impact on my teeth, which is concerning.
Taste and aesthetic issues aside, I didn't experience the wellness benefits I hoped for, though my judgment might be clouded by my disappointment in the product's unintended side effects.
To add insult to injury, I was unwittingly subscribed to receive more of the product, leading to an unexpected charge for another package. I admit I may have missed the subscription details, but I felt the process was not as transparent as it should have been.
In summary, unless you're a fervent turmeric enthusiast and unconcerned about the color of your teeth or kitchenware, I cannot recommend MUD/WTR. My experience was far from what I anticipated, and I urge potential buyers to proceed with caution.
It's also very disappointing to see MUD/WTR manipulating their reviews using their own system on their website which tells a very different story to what we see here on the honest world of Trustpilot.