SightSage1 reviews

Halfway through my tea and already annoyed 25 February 2026

the story, the credentials, the church testimonials — all of it. I mean, he drops “I’m a Christian” into the script like it’s a magic word and suddenly your guard should be down. Nope. Felt like a sales pitch dressed up as a confession.
I bought a bottle because my eyes have been complaining after too much laptop and Kindle time; tiny font on medicine boxes is a particular enemy of mine and I fancied something to make reading menus at restaurants less of an ordeal. Unexpectedly, the parcel turned up earlier than the estimated date and in tidy packaging — that was a nice surprise and I won't pretend I didn’t appreciate it. So delivery? Points there.
But the aftercare is where things went downhill. I tried to ask a simple question about ingredients and got the usual automated loop — “have you tried restarting?” sort of nonsense, only less witty. When I pushed for a human, I was met with form replies and the kind of scripted politeness that means you’re not going to get anything sorted. Been through this before, twice actually, and the pattern is the same: hopeful at first, then fobbed off, then fuming.
As for the product itself, I can’t honestly say it did miracles. A mild lift in comfort maybe, on days when I also slept well and drank more water — so who knows? There’s no solid data attached that I could find, no proper approvals mentioned, just anecdotes. Still, that prompt delivery and the oddly thoughtful little leaflet in the box were the two unexpected positives that stopped me from binning the whole experience straight away.
Overall, be cautious. If you’re like me and get tempted by those long, believable videos, check for independent evidence and don’t expect much from customer service if you hit a snag.