GutSave.com is an independent guide, not the GutSave customer service desk. Editorial questions — a correction, a source, something on this site that reads wrong — come to us. Anything attached to a real order goes to the seller on the official store, and the routing below says exactly which is which.
Editorial email: [email protected]
Address printed on the product label (the distributor, not this website): 285 Northeast Ave, Tallmadge, OH 44278, USA
Every GutSave order is placed, charged, shipped and refunded on the seller’s official store, so that is where order support lives. This site never sees your order number, your card details or your shipping address, which means we genuinely cannot look anything up for you — sending your details here only slows you down.
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Write to [email protected] for anything editorial: a factual correction, a request for the source behind a sentence, a broken link, a question about how we transcribe a Supplement Facts panel, or a note about our affiliate disclosure. We read every message and we aim to reply within one to two business days. We cannot give medical advice, tell you whether a supplement is right for you, or answer questions about a prescription — those belong with your doctor or pharmacist.
Some messages that arrive at a supplement site are not shopping questions at all. If you are dealing with blood in your stool, unexplained weight loss, persistent or severe abdominal pain, a sudden lasting change in bowel habit, repeated vomiting, difficulty swallowing or a fever alongside digestive symptoms, please contact a doctor rather than a supplement website. Those signs need assessment, and no dietary supplement — GutSave included — is a treatment for them. The U.S. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases publishes plain-language guidance on gas and bloating in the digestive tract if you want to read up before that appointment.