People get “violently ill” from Soylent bars
I&#x27;ve cancelled my subscription today due to lack of appropriate action on behalf of Rosa Labs.<p>Food is not a game of roulette. Soylent is a new contender in the market of food replacement, and while I have enthusiastically enjoyed their product - I won&#x27;t gamble on whether or not I may have a bad batch. They haven&#x27;t earned my trust even if the hiccups are far and few between. Considering they market their product as &quot;food you don&#x27;t have to think about,&quot; they have done customers wrong.<p>Their approach needs to change if they want to win back the trust they&#x27;ve lost. From nutritional discrepancies in their labels, to mold inside and outside of sealed bottles, and unknown sources of violent illness - their M.O. for these problems seems to be to sweep it under the rug and only address customers that come forth.<p>When they have a batch that knows is tainted or has a problem, they make no effort to reach out to potentially affected customers. I&#x27;ve been subscribe to the bars since the beginning, and have had no problems until this one batch. While I did not experience violent illness, I had other symptoms I never would have connected had I not discovered the problem via articles such as this. When I have to inspect each bar and bottle I open, Soylent is no longer the worry-free meal replacement for me.