With most supplements the complaints are about taste, tolerance or effect. Rosabella Beetroot is different: the pills are unremarkable, and the serious complaints are about the billing and the brand. This page collects the documented record and separates it from beetroot’s own mild safety profile. Everything here is dated; we flag what is a documented pattern versus an individual report, and we distinguish beetroot’s effects (the ingredient) from anything specific to this product.

The complaint themes

01Unauthorized charges and hard cancellation. By a wide margin the headline: roughly 348 BBB complaints and about 1,000 negative Trustpilot reviews cluster not on the pills but on unauthorized recurring charges, surprise shipments and cancellation buyers describe as difficult — the pattern of an aggressive auto-ship funnel. Check the live BBB record before enrolling.
02Testing you can’t verify. Rosabella asserts “third-party tested” and cGMP manufacturing but publishes no certificates of analysis and names no certifying body — no USP, NSF or Informed seal. It is a marketing line, not evidence, and it holds testing to 6/20 in our review.
03An overreaching funnel — and a sister-product recall. The marketing includes an erectile-dysfunction angle a beet capsule’s dose cannot support, and a sister Rosabella moringa product carried a February 2026 FDA Salmonella recall (a separate SKU, same brand and manufacturing orbit). The company itself — Ambrosia Brands LLC, NY — is only lightly disclosed.

Side effects and safety notes

Beetroot itself is well tolerated, and its side-effect profile is a property of the ingredient, not this brand. The two notes worth knowing: many people notice beeturia — pink or red urine and sometimes stool — which is harmless and simply the beet pigment passing through, not blood. More importantly, dietary nitrate can lower blood pressure, so if you take blood-pressure or heart medication (or nitrate drugs for chest pain), a beetroot supplement could add to that effect — clear it with your doctor first. That said, because Rosabella discloses no nitrate and a beet-powder capsule delivers only a small fraction of the studied dose, any real blood-pressure effect here is likely modest — the caution is about principle and stacking, not potency. People who are pregnant, nursing or managing a health condition should check with a clinician before starting any new supplement. And because the testing is unverifiable, the usual reassurance about contaminants that a named certification would provide is simply absent here.

Frequently asked questions

Is Rosabella Beetroot a scam?

We won’t call it one, but the record is serious. It carries roughly 348 BBB complaints and about 1,000 negative Trustpilot reviews, most about unauthorized recurring charges, surprise shipments and difficult cancellation rather than the pills. It scores 44/100, the lowest in our beetroot category, largely for these brand and billing reasons. If you buy it, buy one-time and watch your statements.

Does Rosabella Beetroot have side effects?

Beetroot’s known effects are mild and apply to the ingredient, not this brand: harmless beeturia (pink or red urine) and a possible drop in blood pressure. Because Rosabella discloses no nitrate and a beet-powder capsule delivers only a fraction of the studied dose, any effect is likely modest.

Can I take Rosabella Beetroot with blood-pressure medication?

Talk to your doctor first. Dietary nitrate from beetroot can lower blood pressure, so it may add to the effect of blood-pressure, heart or nitrate medications. That caution applies to any beetroot supplement — the difference here is you can’t even see the nitrate amount, because Rosabella discloses none.

What is the most common Rosabella Beetroot complaint?

Billing. The bulk of the roughly 348 BBB complaints and about 1,000 negative Trustpilot reviews are about unauthorized recurring charges and cancellation that customers had to fight for, tied to an aggressive auto-ship funnel — not about the pills themselves.

Sources

  1. Better Business Bureau and Trustpilot — Rosabella complaint and review record (roughly 348 BBB complaints; about 1,000 negative Trustpilot reviews; themes of unauthorized recurring charges, surprise shipments and difficult cancellation; linked live, not republished). Accessed July 2026.
  2. U.S. FDA recall notices — February 2026 Salmonella recall of a sister Rosabella moringa product (separate SKU, same brand). Accessed July 2026.
  3. The Ingredient Report — Rosabella Beetroot review (44/100) and the beetroot nitrate explainer (dietary nitrate, blood-pressure effect, ~300–600 mg studied dose). Checked July 2026.

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Content is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Medical disclaimer.