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AboutAbout Jellybllue, the Desk Behind This JellyBlue Website
Jellybllue is the U.S. stocking partner for JellyBlue, working from 26 Broadway in New York with a returns desk on Park Avenue South. It is a retailer. It did not make this gummy, it does not test it, and the back panel names Gex Corporation LLP of Ogden, Utah as the distributor.
Who writes this website, what it sells, and what it is careful not to claim.
By the JellyBlue Team at Jellybllue · Medical review: Dr. Jason Greenfield, MD · Revised
The physician who reviews the JellyBlue pages
Dr. Jason Greenfield, MD is a physician. Every JellyBlue page on this site goes to Dr. Greenfield for a medical-accuracy read: the product copy, the transcription of the bottle, the ingredient and safety sections, and each journal post. The byline under every page title names the reviewer and the date of the latest revision.
That read asks whether a page matches the label and its cited sources and whether the safety notes are strong enough. It is not an endorsement of JellyBlue and not advice about your health; your own doctor is the person for that. What the medical review covers.
Who runs this JellyBlue website
Jellybllue stocks JellyBlue in the United States and runs this website. The editorial work, the transcriptions and the arithmetic on these pages are ours. The product, its formulation and its label are not.
Three companies appear in this transaction and it is worth keeping them apart, because each answers a different question:
| Who | What they do | What to ask them |
|---|---|---|
| Jellybllue | Stocks the product, runs this website, writes these pages. | Corrections and questions about this site: the website inbox in the site footer |
| The order desk | Takes tracking, changes and refunds. | Anything about an order: the order desk, by phone |
| Gex Corporation LLP | Named on the back panel as the distributor, at PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404. | Questions about manufacture and formulation. |
All three are printed here rather than in a footnote, because a buyer is entitled to know which one to ring.
How this JellyBlue website is written
Every product fact here comes from two places: the printed Supplement Facts panel, and the seller’s own sales and order page. Where the seller’s page goes beyond the bottle, it stays on the seller’s page. Reviews and review figures are the distributor’s own published testimonials, printed word for word and labelled as unverified.
- The panel beats the advertising. Where the seller’s page and the printed panel disagree, we print the panel and show the disagreement.
- The claims ceiling is the front label: male vitality support, maximum strength, daily energy support. Nothing here claims more.
- Every trial amount quoted was read out of the abstract of the paper named, fetched through the National Library of Medicine rather than recalled.
- Two names stand behind every page: the JellyBlue Team, who write it, and a physician named in the byline, who reviews it for medical accuracy.
- A correction goes onto the page that carried the error, and the review date at the foot of that page moves with it. Nothing is amended quietly.
The citation discipline is the part worth explaining, because it is the part most easily faked. Every trial and review cited here was retrieved live from PubMed and checked for retraction and erratum notices at both paper and author level. Two searches came back empty and both are recorded on the ingredients page rather than filled with something approximate: there is no randomised human trial of horny goat weed for this use case, and the standardisation work on Epimedium is cited for what it does say instead.
What this JellyBlue desk is not
Not the manufacturer
We stock and sell. The back panel names Gex Corporation LLP of Ogden, Utah as the distributor, and formulation questions belong there. This desk cannot change what is in the bottle and does not pretend to influence it.
Not a laboratory
The certificate reference JEL-6782-26-JE is a reference number, not a laboratory document. This desk holds no independent assay and claims none. The batch page is explicit about the difference.
Not a clinic
No page here is medical advice. The physician who reviews these pages checks them for accuracy and does not see readers or answer health questions through this site. The side effects page names one specific interaction worth raising with whoever prescribes your medicines, which is the useful version of a caution rather than the ritual one.
Not the only seller
Other listings for this product exist. What this desk offers is an order record it can look up, a lot number it can trace and a sixty-day window counted from a date on that record. That is the whole of the argument.
Contacting the JellyBlue desk
| What you need | Where it goes | Why |
|---|---|---|
| An order, tracking, a change or a refund | The order desk, by phone or email (both in the site footer) | This is the desk with the order record. The website mailbox cannot see orders at all. |
| A correction to a page on this website | The website inbox, listed in the site footer | It reaches the people who wrote it. Corrections move the review date. |
| Privacy or press | The website inbox, listed in the site footer | Answered Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm ET. |
| A returned parcel | 419 Park Avenue South, Floor 7, New York, NY 10016, USA | Ring first. An unannounced parcel with no reference cannot be matched to a refund. |
| Post to the office | 26 Broadway, Suite 1108, New York, NY 10004, USA | Correspondence only. Do not send returns here. |
Two addresses, two jobs. Sending a return to the office address is an avoidable delay in a refund.
Order JellyBlue from a desk that prints its own address
A New York office, a New York returns desk, an order desk you can reach by telephone, and sixty days counted from the date on your order.
Two bottles $158 · three bottles $207 · 60-day money-back guarantee
Order JellyBlue On The Official Website30 gummies a bottle · lot JEL-26/JE-6782 · ships from the U.S.
Who publishes this JellyBlue website?
The source cited in the editorial method above.
- Yong EL, Wong SP, Shen P, et al., Standardization and evaluation of botanical mixtures: lessons from a traditional Chinese herb, Epimedium, with oestrogenic properties · Novartis Found Symp · 2007;282:173-88 · PubMed ID 17913231 · https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17913231/
