Golden Touch Fusion CBD Gummies Cancel Subscription: Phone & Refund Guide

It depends on whether you chose Subscribe and Save or a one-time purchase. The seller's terms tell unsatisfied customers to call 877-499-9056 (8AM to 9PM EST, Monday to Sunday). Under Subscribe and Save, they also bill a separate $19.93 monthly digital publication, and they give a different number, 888-582-5130, to stop that one. The terms set a 30-day window for refunds and returns, and the product must arrive back inside it. Write down the date, time and name of every call. Then watch your card statement for the descriptor “Golden Touch Fusion Gummies 844-203-9923”.

Quick facts for Golden Touch Fusion CBD Gummies, as of November 4, 2026

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Call customer service first, and ask how to stop future orders

The seller's terms direct refund and return requests to customer service by phone. Here is a simple way to run the call:

1. Call 877-499-9056 between 8AM and 9PM EST. Say you want future shipments and charges stopped, and ask what the steps are.
2. Give the name and delivery address on the order. The refund policy says a refund is delayed without them.
3. If you chose Subscribe and Save, make a second call to 888-582-5130 and ask to stop the digital health and wellness publication.
4. Ask for a confirmation number or an email confirming each cancellation.
5. Note the date, time, name of the agent and what they promised.

A month from now, you want a statement with no new charge and a note in your files showing why. That is the goal of the paper trail.

Subscribe and Save adds a separate $19.93 monthly publication charge

The seller's terms list these prices. Each is for 500MG bottles. Choosing the 1000MG upgrade adds $9.99 per bottle.

The terms say that on top of the Subscribe and Save products, you are billed $19.93 per month for a Health and Wellness Digital Publication. The sales page also shows “FROM $39.80” in its comparison chart. That figure does not match these bundles, so use the terms figures when you check a charge. The sales page also mentions a discount valid until March 4, 2021 and a “Hurry” stock counter. Prices and bundles change, so ask the agent for your exact order total.

Refunds and returns: 30 days, an RMA number, and you pay return shipping

Here are the seller's refund and return terms in full. The terms promise a 30-day money-back guarantee on all products. To get a refund, call customer service at 877-499-9056 and obtain an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) number. Write the number on the outside of the package. Ask customer service for the return address when you get the RMA number. Send the product to the seller's fulfillment center within 30 days of your original order date. It must arrive at that facility within 30 days of the original purchase date. You pay return shipping, and the fee is taken out of your refund. Shipping and handling costs are not refundable. You must supply your name and delivery address. The seller allows a single refund per product ordered, and it can refuse refunds to anyone who repeatedly requests them. Once a refund is approved, allow up to 5 days for it to be applied. After the package is received, the terms say it may take 3-5 business days to show on your statement. Separately, the policy says the seller refunds all cases of fraud and unauthorized transactions, including shipping and handling. Other refunds are at the company's discretion.

One thing to know: the sales page offers “a full 3 months” to try the gummies. The terms page says 30 days. Plan around the shorter window, and ask the agent to state the deadline for your order.

Keep a paper trail, and call your card issuer if charges continue

Keep these in one folder:

• Your order confirmation email and the order total.
• Screenshots of the terms page and the pricing you agreed to.
• Your call notes and any confirmation number.
• The RMA number and the carrier's tracking receipt for any return.
• Card statement lines showing “Golden Touch Fusion Gummies 844-203-9923” and any digital publication charge.

Call your card issuer if a charge arrives after you cancelled, if the lines go unanswered, or if you do not recognize a charge. The seller's own policy treats unauthorized transactions as refundable, and your notes show the issuer what you tried. The terms say disputes start with a written description sent to the seller. They also include a binding arbitration clause with no class actions, so ask the issuer how a dispute works for your card.

The seller markets these gummies for pain, stress, focus and sleep

The sales page calls the product “full spectrum” CBD gummies and says they support less pain and aches, less anxiety and stress, more focus and clarity, and healthy sleep. It says they are made in the USA. It also uses phrases like “No Side Effects” and cites over 20,000 clinical studies. Those are the seller's words, and its own fine print says the FDA has not evaluated the statements and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease. The testimonials come with the note that names were changed and individuals are remunerated.

For outside context, the NIH NCCIH research concept says the FDA has approved several natural and synthetic cannabinoids for specific health conditions. MedlinePlus on cannabidiol covers the prescription product Epidiolex. It says the drug helps control a condition, that you should not stop it without talking to your doctor, and that doctors order lab tests before and during treatment. For a broader look at studies, doses and side effects, see the CBD benefits evidence library page (our research library). Our CBD gummies safety guide covers interactions.

Who the seller says should be careful, and what the downsides may be

The seller's terms say the product is not for anyone under 18. They list conditions to consult a physician about: strokes, high blood pressure, heart, liver, kidney or thyroid disease, diabetes, anemia, depression, anxiety, other psychiatric conditions, a family history of these, and use of prescription, OTC or herbal medicines. The terms also say to stop using the product if you notice any ill effects. If you take prescription medicines or have any of those conditions, ask your doctor or pharmacist before using any CBD product.

For memory, focus and brain fog, daily habits have the strongest public backing

If you bought for focus, these sources point to habits. Harvard Health's focus strategies include listening closely, paraphrasing, meeting in quiet places and doing one thing at a time. It says memory loss can begin as early as age 45 in normal aging. Cleveland Clinic's memory guide points to sleep, movement, nutrition and stress management, and says exercise and enough sleep are closely tied to memory. These cost nothing and sit beside any product choice.

Check these things before you pay anyone again

• Ask customer service for the Supplement Facts label, the CBD amount per gummy and the lab report for your batch.
• Ask for the full order total, including the $19.93 digital publication, and whether it is on your order.
• Ask the agent to state the refund deadline and the address for returns.
• Confirm the descriptor that will appear on your card statement.

If you are comparing options, the Global Health Farms CBD gummies review shows how another brand's billing works. The full-spectrum CBD gummies compared guide sets several brands side by side. For subscription habits in general, see weight-loss gummies subscription questions.

By SterlingMedicalCenter.org Editorial Team