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Heal-N-Soothe is a dietary supplement marketed for joint support and inflammation relief, containing enzymes and botanicals such as bromelain, papain, boswellia and turmeric.
The product is sold in various bottle counts and bundles through Nutricity NZ listings and direct channels operated by the Healthy Back Institute.
Sales appear as one-off orders and multi-bottle packages; no New Zealand-specific App Store or Google Play subscription policy was located.
Prices on Nutricity NZ include taxes and there is limited public information about subscription billing or platform-based charges for New Zealand customers.
There is no single documented New Zealand-specific cancellation page located. Use the following steps to attempt cancellation in a structured way.
If you subscribed via a third party (App Store, Google Play, or reseller), check that third party’s subscription settings first.
Cancelling should stop future shipments and recurring charges if the cancellation is processed successfully.
If you have a pre-paid multi-shipment plan, you may still receive already-paid bottles unless the company confirms otherwise.
Renewal depends on whether your order was a subscription or a one-off purchase; check account settings for renewal dates.
Document any confirmation or reference numbers that show the cancellation date to prevent future disputed charges.
Keep records of order receipts, cancellation confirmations, account emails and bank statements for 90 days as evidence if disputes arise.
If you are unable to access your account, retain any external proof such as payment records or confirmation emails sent at purchase.
The company has promoted a 90-day money-back guarantee for unopened bottles in multi-bottle packages, according to responses seen on Trustpilot.
Company replies also indicate single-bottle orders may receive full refunds even if used; these appear to be handled case-by-case.
New Zealand law does not provide an automatic 14-day cooling-off right for change of mind; refunds for change of mind are not guaranteed under the Consumer Guarantees Act.
Refunds may be available if the product is faulty, misdescribed or unfit for purpose, and you should refer to statutory remedies under local law.
Prices below were retrieved from Nutricity NZ product listings and are inclusive of taxes.
No App Store or subscription-specific prices for New Zealand were located.
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Period / Count | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 90-Count Joint Support (Enzymes, Bromelain, Papain, Boswellia, Turmeric) | NZ$151.30 | Per bottle (90-count) | Proteolytic enzymes, Bromelain, Papain, Boswellia, Turmeric |
| 60-Count Heal-N-Soothe & Sleepzyme Bundle | NZ$104.11 | Per bundle (60-count) | Joint support + Sleepzyme (melatonin sleep aid) |
| 90-Count Joint Support (Enzymes, Boswellia, Turmeric) | NZ$183.77 | Per bottle (90-count) | Proteolytic enzymes, Boswellia, Turmeric |
Under the Consumer Guarantees Act you are entitled to remedies if a product is faulty, not of acceptable quality, or misrepresented.
That Act does not provide an automatic refund for a change of mind; refunds for change of mind depend on the seller’s own terms.
Transparent, good-faith terms of sale and trial subscription disclosures must be upheld by sellers.
Unfair or misleading practices may be actionable under the Fair Trading Act; you can report concerns to consumer protection authorities.
Some users reported being able to pause deliveries and stop charges using MyAccount, and found the product helpful for inflammatory pain.
Other customers praised the product and described trustworthy interactions during short-term use.
Multiple reviews describe difficulty cancelling trials or subscriptions, unexpected recurring charges, and problems accessing accounts.
Several reviewers reported not receiving receipts, having to use paid third-party cancellation services, or refunds not honoured unless bottles were unopened.
Many users assume a simple email or chat will stop all charges; always confirm and save a written cancellation confirmation.
If you only pause deliveries without cancelling a subscription, charges can resume automatically at renewal.
Failing to confirm whether the subscription was set up through the company site, App Store, or Google Play can delay cancellation.
Charges processed by a payment provider may require you to cancel through that provider rather than the merchant site.
The table below summarises key points about pricing, refunds and cancellation complexity for Heal-N-Soothe in New Zealand.
| Feature | Heal-N-Soothe (NZ) |
|---|---|
| Typical pricing | Ranges from NZ$104.11 to NZ$183.77 per listed product; prices include taxes. |
| Refund policy (company) | 90-day guarantee for unopened bottles in multi-bottle packages; company replies indicate single-bottle refunds may be granted. |
| Statutory cooling-off | No automatic 14-day change-of-mind refund under NZ law; CGA covers faults only. |
| Cancellation difficulty | Multiple Trustpilot reviews report difficulty cancelling and unexpected recurring charges; experiences are mixed. |
Retain all cancellation confirmations and monitor bank statements for at least 90 days to ensure no further charges appear.
If charges continue, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute unauthorized recurring payments and request a chargeback if applicable.
For dispute guidance and consumer rights, see New Zealand consumer protection resources such as:
SW Management Group, LLC dba Healthy Back Institute
2407 S. Congress Ave., Suite E #100, Austin, TX 78704, USA
Consider sending cancellation requests by registered post to the address above and keep shipment tracking as proof.
Also send an email-based cancellation request if you have a customer service or account email to create an electronic trail.
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