# CardioFlush Reviews (Clearline)

> Independent editorial review of CardioFlush, a liquid dietary supplement (30 mL dropper bottle) marketed for heart and circulation support.
> Published by Clearline, an independent supplement-review publication based in Minneapolis, MN. Clearline does not
> make or sell CardioFlush and is not affiliated with it.

## Verdict
- Editorial score: 1.3 / 5.
- Ingredients and doses unconfirmed; no study of the product; checkout totals differ from listed prices; refund terms vary by page.

## Ingredients
Not confirmed. Third-party descriptions conflict (citrus/fruit compounds and omega-3 in one, zinc/chromium/vitamin C in another). No amounts published.

## Key findings
- CDC: normal blood pressure is below 120/80; high blood pressure usually has no symptoms; management is lifestyle changes and, for some people, prescribed medicine.
- Listed prices: $79 (2 bottles), $69 (3, $207), $49 (6, $294); reported checkout totals differ.
- 60-day guarantee advertised; return of all bottles at buyer's cost; start date differs between pages.
- The FDA does not approve dietary supplements; an "FDA Approved" seal is in the supplied assets.
- Claims of reversing high blood pressure and dissolving "arterial cement" have no cited evidence.

## Caveats
We did not lab-test the product or see its Supplement Facts panel. Not medical advice. Seller links are affiliate links.

## Pages
- https://cardioflushreviews.com/
- https://cardioflushreviews.com/our-testing-process/