Oprah Super Slim Keto Gummy Bears Scam, Explained

Oprah Winfrey never endorsed Super Slim Keto Gummy Bears or gummies, as it’s all a scam. Oprah also never endorsed F1 Keto ACV Gummies, Trim Life Labs Keto Gummies, Nuu3 Apple Cider Gummies, Go Keto Gummies, Simpli Health Keto ACV Gummies, Gemini Keto Gummies, or any similar products.

Oprah’s image and likeness are being used by scammers in August 2022 to sell Super Slim Keto Gummy Bears and various types of ACV + keto weight loss gummies, and even CBD gummies, despite not having any authorization to do so.

In this video, I go in-depth to show exactly what’s happening with the Oprah Super Slim keto scam and how the phone number appeared to be omitted from the product website.

According to Google Trends, Oprah might be mentioned in various scams for F1 Keto ACV Gummies, Trim Life Labs Keto Gummies, Nuu3 Apple Cider Gummies, Go Keto Gummies, Simpli Health Keto ACV Gummies, Gemini Keto Gummies, Simpli Health Keto ACV Gummies, and other products. In this video, I specifically noticed Super Slim Keto Gummy Bears.

One Facebook post that I found showed someone pasting a link to a website that went to a fake Time magazine article that pretended that Oprah had endorsed Super Slim Keto Gummy Bears on live television, including on Ellen DeGeneres’ old show. This was false. Also, Ree Drummond, a Food Network TV host and food blogger, also never endorsed any of these keto or CBD products.

Please feel free to drop any questions in the comments below. Have discussions. Did you see this Oprah Super Slim keto scam in the wild? If so, where did you see it? Did you order the product? Were you able to find a way to contact the company to get your money back? If so, please let other commenters know the phone number and email address for the company.