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Jelly Force Website Terms and Conditions
Use of jellyforcedaily.com means you accept these terms. The pages here are product information, not medical advice. We earn money when someone buys through our order links. Product facts follow the printed label first and the sales page second, we promise no outcome from taking a gummy, and New York law applies.
What are you agreeing to by reading this site?
That you will use these pages as what they are: a written record of a printed label, published by a retailer. If you do not accept that, stop reading and close the tab, which is the only enforcement mechanism a website like this has.
Jellyforcedaily publishes jellyforcedaily.com and is the U.S. stocking partner for Jelly Force. We are not the manufacturer, and the label prints a separate distributor, Info Wealth CO in Pinellas Park, Florida, which is a distributor line rather than a factory address. Nothing on this site should be read as a statement by the manufacturer, because we are not it and cannot speak for it.
These terms sit alongside two other pages. The privacy policy covers what this site holds about you, and the disclaimer carries the required statements about the product itself.
Is anything here medical advice?
No. Not one sentence on this site is medical advice, and nothing here is written by a clinician treating you.
What we publish is the printed panel, the printed warning, the printed directions, and public safety information from named sources such as FDA, NIH and NCCIH. That is information about ingredients, not advice about your body. A dietary supplement reaches the shelf under a different set of rules from a medicine, and no agency assesses whether one works before a listing goes live (FDA).
We also do not diagnose anybody by email. A message to [email protected] describing a symptom will get the same answer as this paragraph.
How does this site make money from you?
We earn money when someone buys through the order links on these pages. There is no subscription, no paywall and no fee to read anything here.
That arrangement is worth stating in the terms rather than in small print at the bottom. A site paid on sales has an obvious reason to write flattering copy, so the fair way to judge this one is by what it refuses to print. No price appears anywhere, because the artwork we hold gives three per-bottle figures with no pack attached to any of them. No review, score, count or customer quote appears anywhere, because the ones in the source material are layout copy. No timeline appears anywhere, because the "3 to 6 weeks" line in that same material is layout copy too.
- Order buttons hand you to a secure checkout run by the seller, not by this website
- Card payment happens on that checkout, never on this domain
- We are paid on completed sales made through those links
- Refusing to print prices, scores and timelines costs us sales, which is rather the point
The about page sets out who we are and what we can and cannot answer.
Which document wins if two of them disagree?
The printed label, every time. The sales page comes second, and this website comes third behind both of them.
| Source | Where it ranks | Example |
|---|---|---|
| The printed Supplement Facts panel | First. It is the document with labeling rules behind it and it is on the bottle in your hand. | 10 calories, 3 g of added sugar, 4 mg of sodium, one 82 mg proprietary blend holding nine named ingredients. |
| The rest of the printed label | Also first. Directions, warning, storage and the distributor line all carry the same weight. | One gummy daily, consult a doctor if you take medicines, store at 59 to 86 degrees F, "Produced in a GMP Facility". |
| The sales page and its artwork | Second, and only where it does not contradict the panel. Useful for knowing what a buyer has been told. | Names five ingredients where the panel names nine. Carries seals, including one reading 100% natural ingredients. |
| Anything written on this website | Third. If our page disagrees with your label, the label wins and we owe you a correction. | Send it to [email protected] with the sentence quoted. |
| A star score, a count or a quote | Nowhere. None is published here at all. | The ones in the source material are layout copy, and the customer photographs are stock portraits. |
That order is not a courtesy. It is the reason several pages on this site read less warmly than the artwork they describe. The panel page types the label out so you can hold ours against yours.
What do you not promise?
Any result. We do not promise that a gummy will do anything for you, on any timescale, and no page on this site carries a guaranteed outcome or a date.
The printed label states that the statements about this product have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and that the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Those sentences are on the bottle, not invented here, and they set the limit of what anybody can honestly say. Results vary from person to person, and no study of this finished gummy has been published for anyone to point at.
- No promise of any effect, benefit or improvement
- No timeline. Nothing here says what you will notice, or when
- No promise that the site is free of errors, though we fix the ones you report
- No promise that every outside link stays live or keeps saying what it said
- No promise about stock, delivery dates or what the checkout will charge
The 60-day money-back window is the one firm commitment attached to a purchase, and it is a commercial term about money rather than a health promise. The guarantee page sets out what it covers and what it does not.
What are the limits on our liability?
Simple and blunt: you use this site at your own risk, and our liability for how you use the information on it is limited to the fullest extent the law allows.
In plain terms, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from reading these pages, from an outside link, or from a decision you took after reading them. For anything to do with a purchase, the claim runs through the desk that sold you the pack, using the order ID from that sale. That is where the money, the parcel and the refund window live.
Two things this clause does not do. It does not limit any right you have under consumer law that cannot be limited by a website. And it does not excuse us from correcting a factual error on a page once you point it out, because that is the promise the rest of this site rests on.
What else is in these terms?
Four short points about using the pages, and then the law that applies.
Content ownership
The words, tables and layout on jellyforcedaily.com are ours. Jelly Force and the bottle artwork belong to their owner. Quote us with a link if it is useful to you.
Acceptable use
Do not attack the site, scrape it into a copy that drops the cautions, or reuse our text in a way that reads as though the manufacturer wrote it.
Buy links
Order links are the only route to a purchase we can speak for. We never paste a raw checkout address as text, because long promotional links get copied wrong and reposted with characters swapped.
Governing law
New York law applies to these terms, because our office is at 275 Madison Avenue, Floor 14, New York, NY 10016. Returns go to 1740 Broadway, Floor 15, New York, NY 10019.
Contact
Questions about these terms go to [email protected], Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm ET. Orders, tracking and refunds go to +1 (302) 200-3480.
When these terms change, the text on this page changes and the update date at the foot moves. It currently reads September 25, 2026.
Questions about these terms
Is this the manufacturer's website?
No. Jellyforcedaily is the U.S. stocking partner for Jelly Force. The label prints a distributor in Pinellas Park, Florida, which is a distributor line and not a factory address. The manufacturer is not named in the material we hold.
Do you get paid when I buy?
Yes. We earn money on purchases made through the order links on these pages. It is the only revenue this site has, and it is why the terms name it rather than hiding it in a footer.
Is anything on this site medical advice?
No. It is product information drawn from the printed label plus public safety material from FDA, NIH and NCCIH. Anything about your own body or your own medicines belongs with a doctor or pharmacist.
What happens if your page contradicts my bottle?
Your bottle wins. Email [email protected], quote our sentence and tell us what your label says. If we are wrong, we change the page.
Can I copy your tables onto my own site?
Quote a row or two with a link back and we will not mind. Republishing whole pages, or reusing our text stripped of the cautions, is not something we agree to.
Who is responsible if my order goes wrong?
The desk that sold you the pack, on +1 (302) 200-3480, using the order ID from that sale. This website has no access to order records, payments or shipping.
Which law governs these terms?
New York law, because the office behind this site is at 275 Madison Avenue, Floor 14, New York, NY 10016. The returns address is separate and sits on Broadway.
Do you promise the site is error free?
No, and nobody honestly can. What we promise is a correction when you point an error out, and that the printed label is what we check against.
Sources for this page
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Dietary Supplements. Source
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