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Reviewed by marilyn, from United States
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Helps!!!!!!!!!!!
I find I can walk without the fear of falling!!!!!!!!!!
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VertiGone
Rated 4.7 out of 5
Supports Relief from Dizziness*
Supports Inner Ear Vestibular Function*
Helps Relief swaying sensations and nausea*
A natural herbal blend designed to support relief of dizziness.*
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Reviewed by Joasia1431, from United States
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Wow! It really works!
I m truly impressed with the results that I got with this product. My vertigo started a few months ago and it s such a disorienting thing to go through. After a few days of taking this the symptoms started to significantly decrease. Not only is it helping with the vertigo but also I ve noticed a decrease in the loudness of my tinnitus! Whatever is in this seems to be healing my inner ear for sure. Looking forward to continued relief with vertigone.
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Reviewed by Julie, from United States
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Helped me with motion sickness
I purchased this product to help me with motion sickness. I used it on my drive to Hollywood last weekend and I didn't get motion sickness or feel nauseated even a bit after taking vertigone. So glad I had this in hand because I ran out of my natural dramamine that I usually take. I highly recommend this!
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Reviewed by peyton, from United States
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This product works very well!
This product made me feel great and healthy!
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