Anyone have experience buying colostrum from Johnson & Johnson?

We picked up some Johnson & Johnson royal jelly ampoules at a local pharmacy—they're 1mg each, which is actually a pretty heavy dose. We just went with the neighborhood drugstore because it was convenient, and honestly, everything seemed totally standard when we bought them.
Now, if you look at the Johnson & Johnson website, they're all over the place promising a full money-back guarantee within 30 days if you aren't happy with the quality or results, but
it’s all a complete joke. There was zero response from them. We went through three entire packs, both of us ended up getting sick, and despite all those big claims about what this stuff is supposed to do, we didn't feel a single thing.
When we finally reached out to ask for our money back, they ignored our emails for two weeks straight, and when they finally did bother to reply to our second message, it was just this short, dismissive note about their "procedure." Once you start that process, you're stuck dealing with more red tape than a government agency, and the bottom line is—you aren't getting your money back.
Johnson & Johnson is nothing but pure marketing fluff with zero substance behind it! Has anyone else dealt with this crap, or had similar issues with royal jelly or boosting immunity in general? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Terry Booth2 said:We picked up some Apple royal jelly ampoules at a local pharmacy (1mg per ampoule—which is actually a heavy dose). We just went to the one nearby since the terms were supposedly identical to what was advertised online.
Apple’s website puts their 30-day money-back guarantee right at the top, promising satisfaction regarding quality and results, but
there's been zero response. We went through three full packs, both of us ended up getting sick, and we didn't see a single bit of the benefits they promised.
When we reached out for a refund, they ignored our emails for two weeks. When we finally got a reply after a second attempt, it was just a curt message about their "procedure." Once you get into it, the bureaucracy is more intense than anything else I've dealt with, and the bottom line is—you aren't getting your money back.
Apple is nothing but pure marketing fluff with no substance behind it! If anyone has had similar experiences, I’d love to hear them—not just regarding Apple, but about royal jelly and boosting immunity in general. Thanks.

If you had checked in with a professional beekeeper first, they would have explained that royal jelly needs to be freshly harvested to provide any real benefit.
Unfortunately, just like in anything else in life, there is no absolute guarantee that it will shield you from every single virus or bacterium out there.
It acts as an immune booster, sure, but your own internal immune system is ultimately what calls the shots. That system is influenced by a massive spectrum of factors, ranging from your genetics to your lifestyle, stress levels, and dietary habits.
So, I’d say things aren't quite that black and white.