Perfect Body Reviews

PerfectBody on paper looks amazing, I wanted something that would be easy to follow, and easy to make foods. Not only do they give you extravagant foods that can not be found in a normal grocery store, they make it impossible to change out your meal. It says that it has changed your meal, but it does not. This is not a workable app. Plus you take a huge survey when you join that asks what foods you will/will not eat, plus foods that you are allergic to, and it states that they will customize your plan specifically to you. They do not, they just give you a generic plan. Multiple meals that were given to me either have foods that I will not eat or I am allergic to. If I could change that meal out, it would be great, but that feature in PerfectBody does not work. I am highly disappointed and have realized that I was scammed. I have reached out to support multiple times to try to fix this, however even though they state that they are available 24/7 they NEVER respond! Please be aware, do not get buy PerfectBody or you will be scammed as well!

I admit I signed up before I did my research so shame on me. I have canceled my subscription after 2 days. The real review here should be about PerfectBody . . .my cancellation is more about the MENU and the INGREDIENTS. I will give you my input on both.
As far as PerfectBody . PerfectBody is decently laid out. . .however it does not make it easy to create your menu for the week if you want to change your meal selections. . .you have to go into EACH DAY and EACH MEAL and make the changes. . .you can’t see them all at once. VERY TIME CONSUMING!
I am canceling because of my dissatisfaction with the MEAL PLAN. It is not realistic in the ingredients in the recipes. It does not build on simple ingredients with a few exotics. . .it’s all pretty much exotic and not many of these foods are readily available at my local grocery store (and I live in an affluent area with speciality grocery stores within 5 miles of my house). My husband and I are foodies and are comfortable with most everything in cooking and when I started looking at the menus I realized I don’t have time to deal with these menus and the complexity of buying the ingredients not to mention the extreme waste based on not incorporating ingredients in multiple meals. The meal plan is VERY disjointed.
On a side note. . .I can’t think of many people I know that eat “oat porridge” or any type of porridge for that matter. I eat oatmeal. . .

I bought the book and subscribed to PerfectBody . Don’t expect a reminder about the charges in PerfectBody and don’t expect them to honor a refund if you try to cancel. A quick glance at the book that I entirely overpaid for, shows recipes that are not manageable. Every recipe and every day requires more unique ingredients, which makes this time consuming and difficult. A person who is looking to loose weight may already be busy with family, work and other responsibilities. Not having time for myself is exactly how I got here. Yet, the breakfast and first snack already require the use of two different types of milk and multiple other items I wouldn’t normally use. I got through the first few pages and realized there was no way I’d keep up with this program. I’m honestly so tired of these apps where I pay a first charge and then there are no reminders or other communications regarding future charges. Just an, oh, don’t you remember 3 months ago when you agreed to a recurring charge? No, I don’t actually remember 4 days ago. So, expect to buy something you won’t use, and that will tap on a recurring charge without reminders. Frankly, I think these companies bet on getting at least one recurring charge out of users before the service is cancelled.

I was looking to get to being more active and looked at a few apps PB being one of them. it seemed a little too complicated and everything seemed to be a like an add on and it was not for me . so i canceled PerfectBody , or so i thought . i received a notice today like 15 mins ago i was being charged for another month of an app i am not using . i redownloaded PerfectBody , since i had removed when i thought i initially canceled and looked to cancel my subscription. i checked in the normal apple subscription cancel area but its not there . not anywhere in PerfectBody . i had to go to a website to even start the process . i found a chat feature and went that route and was able to cancel but as far a the refund their policy is to not give one , even though it said elsewhere as long as it’s requested in 14 days of last payment , which like i said , it was more like 14 minutes. i was offered a 25% refund for an app i didn’t use , that i deleted , that was very pay to play and didn’t work for me for 15 minutes of having it after i thought it was already canceled . this is a scam. it’s way too complicated to cancel , its best to not use at all . stay away . use at own risk

I completed the questionnaire, specifying the types of foods and diet selections I prefer. You are not allowed to see an example of the curated meal plan until you pay. This should have been a red flag but I’m desperate. I paid for the program ($40) and took a look at what they came up with. The program was full of expensive, rarely used, oddball products that I would have to purchase to follow my meal plan such as, liquid aminos, nutritional yeast, isolated soy protein, hemp protein powder, one week called for 4 different types of milks (soy, almond, oat, rice), etc. I know many people are into these types of products but I was really just looking for a plan tailored to my needs and tastes. I just want to lose weight with normal, everyday foods. Which I thought I would get by competing the lengthy questionnaire. Knowing I definitely would not enjoy this meal plan, let alone stick to it, I requested a refund on the same day I paid for it. They refused to refund my $40 but I was offered a new meal plan. No, not interested. I’m out $40. I cancelled my subscription but I still need to watch and make sure they don’t automatically charge me again in 3 months. Lesson learned. Beware.

I literally purchased this and downloaded PerfectBody yesterday. I was excited about the meal plan from the ada that I saw on Instagram. I wasn’t able to see any comments on the ads, so I didn’t know what their reviews looked like. I received a discount, so one month was only $15 and I thought why not, I’ll just try it. I’m really struggling with meal planning and finding something easy that I can prep and stick to. Upon downloading PerfectBody I looked at the meals and they are all weird and complicated things that I would never eat. There is an option to replace meals with a different one, but honestly they all sucked. So I decided to make my own meal at home, but there was no way to track it in PerfectBody . Honestly, I could’ve downloaded a free food log and been better off.

THE WORST part about this program is it’s IMPOSSIBLE TO GET A REFUND. Their support says to submit a request through Apple, but I didn’t actually purchase the program through Apple and PerfectBody itself was free, so there wasn’t anything in my purchase history to get a refund on. Total scam. Please don’t buy and make the same mistake I did.

Overall, extremely poor business practices and the content is not useable.

1. If you are purchasing from the website, the page cards will show you the purchase is not completed and will try to sell you “upsells”. In reality, they will charge you for the membership but will not find out about it unless you check your bank account.

2. When you will reach out to customer support, they will be manipulative and dismissive. They will not honor the refund policy (even if you reach out before you receive the meal plan). They will try to nickel and dime you.

3. You are being asked to answer questions that creates the impression that your plan will be customized. I have clearly indicated I’m lactose intolerant and do not eat dairy. My plan includes dairy heavily.

4. Calorie and macro calculations are jokes. The total calories suggested with the meal plan will, in fact, lead me to gain weight. Macros are ridiculous, too. I’m under the impression that the meal plans are copy pasted from other consumable diets available online for free without much customization or consideration.

5. Web interface suggests you can lose above 20 pounds in 3-4 weeks if you follow the plan which is not only a lie or physically impossible but also unhealthy.

Stay away - I’ll be reporting fraud and place a dispute on the financials unless customer support will step up.

This entire program seems like a scam. I’m shocked there are so many advertisements for it. I purchased this by mistake thinking it was a workout plan. Directly after purchasing they offered the workout plan and 2 to 3 additional services “at discounted rate” and I realized I had made a mistake. There was a 14 day money back guarantee listed prior to my purchase. I figured out how to put in the request and was told by the customer service representative that they can only issue a refund if there is a technical issue. This was not listed on the FAQ page when requesting a refund the only stipulation was that you should not despite the charge as this will make it harder/take longer to issue a refund.

I will dispute this charge with my bank. I would avoid PerfectBody if I was you. There are plenty of other apps that cost less than this include a workout and meal plan. I would also report their instagram and any other pages they have up to minimum the number of people who have visibility to this “program”.

I was trying to sign up for E2M. Typed it in the search bar and it came up with the profile questionairre. No name on it. It was for nutrition though so I didn’t question that it was the right website. I paid and then got the receipt and realized I paid for the wrong thing. I emailed them within 30 minutes of the order and told them I made a mistake and ordered the wrong thing and asked for a refund. Granted, i should have paid better attention, but this was clearly there intent to confuse people. This was there response to my request for a refund. I had neither said or implied it was a scam. He brought the word scam up himself. Obviously this is a very common complaint. I will be disputing the purchase with PayPal. We will see what happens there.

“We want to bring your attention, to that in order to purchase our product, the client must pass 18 questions quiz, fill in the anthropometric data, food preferences, and banking details, as well, the customer must read and agree with the terms and conditions. So that is why fraudulent transactions can hardly occur.

We are very sorry to hear that you are disappointed. Did you find any inaccuracies indicated in your meal plan?

Is there anything we can help to make your meal plan more preferable? Would you like me to cancel your subscription as well?

As per our refund policy and in regards to your case evaluation, we can offer you a partial refund (50% of the amount).”

Within a week of purchasing and trying to log into PerfectBody several times, I had severe buyers remorse and requested my account be closed and for a refund since I never used PerfectBody and couldn’t log on to delete my account myself. While the company was quick to reply, they said “sorry for the inconvenience” and then went on to tell me how to reset my password. I replied saying I no longer wanted to continue trying to log on, I just wanted a refund. Then the promotions started. I again asked for my account to be deleted and get a refund. I assumed they would do it until I got a new bill a month later. I started the process again asking for a refund. They replied and said I was out of the 14 day window of their refund policy. Companies that can’t honor a request like this just feel like a scam. I have never been on PerfectBody and cannot comment to its efficacy. However I think there are better ways with less hassle to get in shape.

I was excited to try this given Noom app errors. Apparently everyone is having issues.

I paid for just the meal plan, logged in fine. However my base starting weight is constantly changing in the Home Screen. I doesn’t 30 mins adjusting the meal plan because it gives “swap” and “skip meal” options. With two kids and my husband I really need some meals to be family friendly. I also wanted to consolidate ingredients so I was buying wasted ingredients.

Once I saved that plan and tried to open my plan again…EVERYTHING CHANGED. Every single meal was different!!!!when I reached out to support, she said there is no customizations and if I change one meal it changes everything! THAT DOESNT MAKE SENSE!!!!! Why would you have the “swap meal” option and then every single snack and meal changes with that!!! I personally think it’s an app bug,but my support specialist if you change one thing it changes everything to keep it balanced and up to date. So purchase at your own risk.

When I first signed up 3 months ago all was well. I really liked PerfectBody and the meal choices. It followed my preferences that I input with the beginning survey. My membership lapsed as my payment method expired so I had to update that and sign up again.

With the new sign up, I am allergic to soy and I'm not vegan and I input that and I ONLY got soy and vegan meals. I reset PerfectBody and got a better mix of meals but now I can't change out meals or ingredients.

I hope the response I get from this review isn't "we don't see you in our system" as I've seen with every other review from people experiencing issues. I paid for PerfectBody twice--if it's true that I'm not in your system, then that's further evidence of poor app and company management. I hope PerfectBody goes back to the quality it was when I first signed up.

The shopping list was easy to find and follow. The recipes could be written a little clearer, but I did try almost everything that was listed and they do have a change option. The Mediterranean food plan runs on the very savory side which for me personally was fine except for the breakfast, I had a hard time digesting some of the menu items and even felt uncomfortable after eating them when it came time to break my fast. PerfectBody also only allows steps for exercise logging unless you purchase the fitness plan, so the fact that I swim 1 hour a day 6 days a week was not factored into my app. I am probably not going to renew my subscription as I don’t feel like PerfectBody and plan meet the expectations I had for my nutrition and fitness program. I think I only continued on because of the fact I spent 15 minutes tapping no thank you to the 100 offers that pop up before the end.

First off. So far I have enjoyed the service. Knowing what I’m going to be eating that day helps me to avoid overeating. The meals are filling and I only find myself getting hungry right before it’s time to eat again. PerfectBody however does have some pretty big flaws. It’s makes a shopping list for you on what I’m assuming are your meal choices for the time period you selected so I look at me meals for the week change the ones I don’t want and create the list. The list is missing a pretty good chunk of the ingredients that I need and their is no way to add to the list. The next problem is the recipes. The amounts for each one can get ridiculous. All the grains are to be measured precook. I’m not making half a cup of pasta each time. I’m gonna make bunch and save it. It would be nice if they had they listed the amounts both cooked and uncooked that way those of us that meal prep could know how much to be putting in.

I’ve tried ‘em all. This is the first meal plan app which I’ve seen that has genuinely delicious food recommendations with lots of options. I love the way that you can hit “change” and trade out a meal for something else that still fits your macros. Plus, I’ve seen real improvements in weight and other health measures.

PerfectBody could make things easier however. First, it needs to integrate with Apple Health so it can pull weight directly from my scale and share its data with my other apps. Second, the meal planning needs an overhaul. While it does provide a grocery list option, there needs to be a way to see all the meals over a week. I need to be able to streamline my meal creation for simplicity and time savings. Lastly, and for the sake of all that is holy, please build out a true iPad app so I can cook with a reasonable screen size!

Those critiques aside, it’s a great meal plan with delicious recipes. Enjoy!

PerfectBody has truly helped me just in a week begin reforming my eating habits. however, I do not like avocados and that is not on the list of things that you can choose to not have any in your recipes. so I spend a lot of time changing the recipes because I don’t eat avocados. also, for some reason it keeps changing my target weight to my current weight which is not helpful. The shopping list itself is also pretty annoying because everything is listed in ounces, which is not how yogurt, pasta or meat is typically sold, for example.
I am definitely going to continue using this because I paid for three months and it’s working, but truly PerfectBody is just poorly designed and not user-friendly. It’s interesting that they ask you if you would eat something again every single time that you mark something is done, but you don’t have the opportunity to exclude ingredients other than a pretty limited list.

I have only been on this for a couple of days and have lost some weight. I do feel like I’m eating healthier for sure. The food suggestions for what I chose has been tasty on the most part. All in all I like it so far. I would like to see a few changes. 1) it would be nice to add my own oz of water. They give you the choice of 8.4 or 16.9. I usually carry a 32 oz bottle and once I’m done I add it in. However, with the two options it’s always wrong. 2) you can’t go back to a day and add your water if you forgot. Happened to me yesterday, grr. 3) I do own an Apple Watch, but I hate it for steps. It would be nice if they could link up with Fitbit or other step devices. Or even the ability to add your own steps. That way I can transfer my Fitbit step data to PerfectBody . I am looking forward to this healthy journey.

I love the recipes. Simple ingredients and simple clear steps. I love that it’s not a million things that take many pots and pans and time to cook. It’s stuff I would never think of making but I’ve loved every dish so far. I love the shopping list and that you can pick the days to shop for.

Cons for me are that it doesn’t seem to sync with apple fitness (for exercises), garmin scale etc. You also cannot add your own food. For example if I have a cold brew with some almond milk I cannot add it. Or if you eat out for example. So you would still have to use a separate app if you want to be 100% accurate or just “ignore” the extra calories 😆

This is very customizable, so answer the intake survey honestly. I have done everything as directed except for walking all 10,000 steps for four days. I am already down 5.2 pounds only four days in and the most steps I’ve gotten in a day is 8600. They try to be very “unboring” with the meal plan, so the first trip to the grocery store will be a little expensive because you eat a wide variety of foods. For instance, the meals that came up for me based on my preferences included three different types of protein powder per the menu. I only found two types (which were not inexpensive) but, first, in the recipe it said to use any protein powder you have on hand and second, I only need a few teaspoons for each recipe, so a $16 ounce jar will last for a very long time.I am thrilled with the results. The exercise routines are also varied and they show you how to do the moves. Mine turned out to be a 30 minute workout two or three times a week. No special equipment is required. You just have to force yourself to get up and start moving and the weight will come off! I believe that the ideal weight I entered actually will be attainable in just a few months with this plan!

I was hesitant when I read some bad reviews. I agree I would like to be able to add my own calories to PerfectBody , but the idea of PerfectBody is to follow the meal plan provided and not deviate from it. They formulate the meals to balance the macro nutrients each day. So far the only negative thing I have to say is that the mug cake recipe is missing the measurements of ingredients. Now to the positive stuff, I am so excited to eat every day. I suggest, if you’re not a fan of “fancy ingredients” or complicated meals, to set up your account to choose “easy meals, under 30 mins”. There were some recipes that I couldn’t find ingredients for, but it is very easy to sub out the provided meal for an alternative within PerfectBody . I’ve been taking vitamins & fiber supplements outside of the meal plan, and meeting the water goals every day. I’ve been doing it for 5 days and have already lost 4 pounds with minimal exercise. I think the hardest part of healthy eating for me is not knowing how to prepare healthy meals using fresh ingredients, PerfectBody helps with that beautifully— and they’ve all been delicious, fairly simple meals. The bugs mentioned in previous reviews appear to be resolved. I had no issues with the shopping list, and I don’t see why people are claiming it’s scammy. If you’re wanting to change your lifestyle and eat healthy, commit to PerfectBody . So far I’ve really been enjoying it and I feel great every day!