Fact check: Phone number from the company who puts out the droppers of pink salt, and pills to prevent sagging skin. I paid for them but didn't RECIEVE them!!

1. Summary of the results

Based on the analyses provided, there is limited success in finding the specific company that sells "droppers of pink salt and pills to prevent sagging skin" as described in the original statement. The search results primarily returned information about legitimate Himalayan salt suppliers rather than the specific product combination mentioned.

The most relevant contact information found was for the Himalayan Salt Company with phone number ^[1]845-0033 ^[2]. However, the analyses indicate that most sources found were for traditional pink salt suppliers like PinkSalt.com and SaltWorks, which do not appear to sell the specific product combination of "droppers of pink salt" and "pills to prevent sagging skin" ^{[3] [4] [5] [6]}.

2. Missing context/alternative viewpoints

The original statement lacks several important contextual elements:

• Product legitimacy concerns: The analyses reveal warnings about low-quality Himalayan pink salt being sold in the market ^[5], suggesting there may be questionable suppliers operating in this space.
• Unusual product combination: The specific combination of "droppers of pink salt" and "anti-aging pills" is not found among established, legitimate salt suppliers ^{[3] [4] [5] [6]}. This raises questions about whether the customer may have purchased from a less reputable vendor.
• Consumer protection perspective: Individuals who have been charged for products they never received may benefit from understanding their rights to dispute charges with their credit card company or bank, rather than solely relying on contacting the vendor.

3. Potential misinformation/bias in the original statement

The original statement presents several red flags that suggest potential involvement with a questionable or fraudulent operation:

• The unusual product description ("droppers of pink salt" combined with "pills to prevent sagging skin") does not match products offered by legitimate Himalayan salt companies found in the analyses ^{[3] [4] [5] [6]}.
• The fact that established salt suppliers do not offer this specific product combination suggests the customer may have encountered a scam operation that uses legitimate-sounding product names to appear credible.
• The payment without delivery scenario, combined with difficulty finding contact information, is a common pattern in fraudulent online sales operations.

The analyses suggest that legitimate pink salt companies have proper contact information and established business practices, while the specific company described in the original statement appears to be operating outside these normal business channels.