Not Just for Diabetics I have been buying candy from SkinnyMe chocolate for over a year. I first started doing so because I have diabetes, and indeed it doesn't raise my blood sugar levels. I have continued being a customer also because the taste is great, and my family loves them as well.

Too bad that half of the selections are… Too bad that half of the selections are immediately shown as sold out! Also when putting a second large box into the cart after it says add another for a better price there is still no reduction in the price. The chocolates are good but quite expensive unless you get a deal

Deceptive advertising Deceptive advertising. Supposed to get 1 bag free just pay for shipping. Opportunity to buy additional for a discount. I ordered the Dark Chocolate and never got the other product I ordered. Then noticed I got charged $34.99 on my credit card. Didn't know I was automatically enrolled in autoship. Called to get credited and they cancelled autoship but only gave me a 30% refund on something I didn't even receive. So my "free" bag of chocolate cost me $4.95 plus $24.99. To make matters worse, I didn't like the Dark Chocolate that I did receive.

The product is very good however The product is very good however, once purchased you are automatically enrolled in a subscription plan that costs approximately $40 per bag. Once I figured out why they sent three bags at one time, charged my credit card for unordered bags, I called and killed the subscription. Will not order again, just on principle. Sheesh.

The individually wrapped dark chocolate… The individually wrapped dark chocolate bars were excellent. I know of no other dark chocolate using Stevia as a sweetener. Customer service was excellent as well. I had forgotten about the auto-renew subscription after the free trial was over, and there was no reminder e-mail or text that it was going to end. I assumed that I could cancel my subscription on their website, as it's 2023. Lol...poor assumption. XM Radio does the same thing, requiring one to talk to an agent on the phone, or via a live chat session, to cancel. My bad, when we were all shut in during Covid, XM Radio allowed om-line cancellations without talking or chatting with anyone. If you're goal is to get a lower price, then by all means, talk to a Customer Service Rep and they'll probably offer a lower price without asking for one. Otherwise, I think on-line subscriptions should be the norm, or another option, for SimplyMe Chocolate.