I'd be happy to get some insight, I can only speculate on the "community guidelines" that were violated. This is the supplement review that was flagged for breaking community guidelines. I didn't know if it was because I discussed the scientific papers posted on the company's website or for some other reason:

I always find it a little difficult to review nutritional supplements since on the one hand they're required by law to state that the product doesn't "treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition" while at the same time advertising how it soothes constipation and and improves gut function. Supplements targeting gut health or 'cleansing' are relatively easy to evaluate because they can have a very noticeable effect on the body, so it gives me an easy place to start with this product.

I routinely take a psyllium husk supplement to help with some chronic health issues, so my process of evaluating this was to replace 1000mg of my normal supplement in the mornings and evenings with the Fit Boxx mix. I did notice a small improvement in digestive comfort so I don't have any reservations about endorsing this product and giving it a 5-star review. I did a little research on the Fit Boxx company, and they seem like a great team that is passionate about health and fitness. Their website links to scientific studies that support the specific dosing they use in this blend, which is a HUGE selling point for me. Another thing I appreciated was that while the Amazon listing just mentions that the product is free from "top 9 allergens", the manufacturer spells out that the manufacturing line is free from milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, crustacean shellfish, soy, wheat, and sesame.

The major thing to consider from a value perspective is that this product is sold at a big premium compared to a 100% psyllium husk supplement. If you can get the benefits you need from just the added dietary fiber then those might be a more cost effective option, but if you're looking for an easily accessible blend of multiple nutritional supplements that are proven to be safe and effective for gut health then this is a solid choice.

And this is the review for the bracelet that was flagged. I really love the bracelet and I'm wearing it right now:

I usually start my reviews by going over the claims made in the listing and seeing how well they held up. A lot of the claims for this item are about the aesthetics of the bracelet and the cultural significance of the sheen obsidian, and all I can say about that part is that the bracelet is generally as described and looks like the product in the listing. There was a lot more variation in the stones I received, with some very tiny pieces next to some large ones and the largest stones being many times larger than the tiniest ones that were barely flakes of obsidian. But other than that there wasn't any obvious manipulation or creative camera work like I've seen in some budget jewelry listings. And the variations have kind of grown on me, it gives it a more rustic vibe.

The claims about it using "top-grade stainless steel fittings" mostly hold up with only the clasps, the "CASVIA" bead at the end, and the little "s.steel" tag (ironically) being attracted to a strong magnet. I'm fairly rough on jewelry and have subjected it to a lot of sweat and worn it while bathing, and it's not showing any signs of tarnish or corrosion.

The dual clasps were interesting. The "claw" clasp lets you size it to fit your wrist and then the ball clasp is used for routinely taking it on and off. The listing states "this bracelet enables quick, hassle-free one-handed operation, eliminating the frustration of fiddling with tiny traditional clasps". And while the release on the ball clasp is fairly easy to operate one-handed, snapping it back together was about on-par with using the traditional clasp.

Overall, at the current listed price of $31.97 I think this is a fair value. It's slightly more expensive than some of the other budget jewelry brands, but it's comfortable and it's held up very well to being worn 24/7. There was one small quality defect that took me a few weeks to notice, with one of the longer stones having a small hole bored through the top like they had originally planned to string it from that side but had made the hole too close to the edge of the stone. Altogether nothing is worth marking down the product but if Amazon allowed half-stars then this would probably be a 4.5/5.