Short answer: Jordan Liles, who reviewed the ads on video, says he is not calling the Catalina Farms CBD Gummies product itself a scam. The fake Fox News-style page that claims Michael J. Fox endorsed a Catalina Farms formula is third-party marketing, and Liles says CBD gummies will not reverse dementia, so that claim is false. Whether to order is your call, and the checks below cover what to confirm first.
Is Catalina Farms CBD Gummies legit?
Liles, in his January 2026 video, describes a website styled like Fox News, but not on FoxNews.com. That site falsely claims Michael J. Fox endorsed or invented a Catalina Farms CBD formula. Liles says Michael J. Fox never endorsed it, and he found no doctors, hospitals, universities or celebrities endorsing it.
This kind of fake endorsement is common with CBD gummies. The Federal Trade Commission’s consumer alert on fake celebrity endorsements says scammers use doctored photos and videos to sell products. It advises looking for product reviews independently instead of clicking links or ads. It also says the government does not review supplements for safety or effectiveness before they are marketed.
If an ad also mentions Shark Tank, check the ABC “Appeared on Shark Tank” list, last updated October 14, 2026. Catalina Farms is not on it. ABC says many merchants use the show’s names and images to sell products that never appeared on it.
What to check on the order page
- Media logos. Liles says the order site he reviewed displayed the logos of Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, OK! Magazine and USA Today. He says none of those outlets published anything about the product. Click under each logo for an article link before you give it any weight.
- Customer service. Liles read the customer service phone number 833-571-3592 from the terms page. He saw no email address listed. Call that number and ask for the refund policy in writing.
- Refund terms. Liles says refunds can be hard to get even when a guarantee is advertised, based on comments he receives. On the terms page, find the exact refund window, the steps to request a refund, and who pays return shipping.
How do free trials and repeat charges work with gummy orders?
AARP reports that Shark Tank stars say scammers use AI to place their images in bogus gummy ads. Victims of those ads report unauthorized, repeated charges and product they did not order.
The Better Business Bureau keeps a profile for Pure Grow Farms, a CBD gummy seller named in the same reports. Its complaints describe people who signed up for what they thought was a free trial and later found extra charges on their cards. The BBB says it does not verify third-party information.
Before you enter a card, save a screenshot of the offer, the price and the renewal terms. Write down the date of the first charge and the date of the next one. Find where cancellation is handled and its deadline. Then check your card statement after the first charge.
Do Catalina Farms CBD gummies work for pain, sleep or anxiety?
The main health claim in Liles’s review is the fake page’s dementia claim, which he calls false. If the order page makes claims about pain, sleep or anxiety, read them as the seller’s claims and compare them with the research.
For what studies have measured for CBD, and the doses they used, read CBD benefits evidence (our research library). A study only applies to a product that is the same type, at a similar dose, for the same purpose. Customer reviews on sites that do not sell the product are a better check than reviews on the sales page.
Could Catalina Farms CBD gummies interact with my medicine?
Ask a pharmacist or prescriber whether CBD fits with the medicines you take, especially blood thinners and seizure medicines, before you start. Take the label’s ingredient list with you.
A 2025 case report in Toxicology reports, indexed by PubMed, describes a 26-year-old man who ingested a small amount of CBD gummies (40 mg). His heart rate rose from 80 to 165 bpm. His ECG showed a complete right bundle branch block, and his lactic acid was elevated. Symptoms resolved with supportive care, including intravenous fluids, and his heart conduction returned to normal within a week. The authors say further research is needed to clarify the mechanisms.
One case describes one person, so it says nothing about how common this is.
Could CBD gummies make me fail a drug test?
The question that matters is whether the product contains THC, and how much. For how drug tests look for THC, read THC drug testing and detection.
If your test is a federal DOT test, ask the testing program how it treats CBD products before you use any. Check the product’s certificate of analysis for its THC amount per serving, as the next section explains.
How do I read a certificate of analysis?
A certificate of analysis, or COA, lists cannabinoid results for one batch. Use this table to match the report to your bottle.
| Item on the report | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Batch number | Matches the batch number printed on your bottle |
| Report date | A current report, not an older one |
| Lab | A third-party lab, separate from the company |
| Delta-9 THC | The amount per serving and per container |
| THC-A and other intoxicating cannabinoids | Whether they are listed at all |
| Formula type | Full-spectrum, broad-spectrum or isolate, as the label states |
| CBD per serving | The lab’s figure compared with the label’s claim |
Ask the company for the batch report for your bottle before you decide.
How do other CBD gummies compare?
Run the same checks on any CBD gummy: the refund terms, the renewal and first charge dates, the batch report, and the THC amount per serving. Two comparison pages on this site apply those checks to other brands. The golden touch fusion cbd gummies reviews page covers price, safety and ingredients. The zenuva cbd gummies reviews page covers package prices and return windows.
How much do Catalina Farms CBD gummies cost?
Prices and bundles change, so check today’s price directly with the company on its order page. Compare the price per bottle across any bundle, and add shipping. Check whether the plan renews automatically, and note the renewal date and the cancellation deadline before you pay.
What about Catalina Farms CBD cream and other products?
Check the product menu on the order page for other items, such as a cream. Read the label and batch report for the exact item you are considering, since each product can have its own THC content.
Before you decide
- The refund window, the steps to request one, and the return-shipping terms on the terms page.
- The renewal terms, the cancellation deadline, and the date of the first charge.
- Whether the phone number 833-571-3592 reaches customer service, and what it says about refunds.
- The batch report that matches your bottle, with its THC amount per serving.
- Any blood thinner or seizure medicine you take, checked with a pharmacist first.
By HealthDataConsortium.org Research Team
This article is for general information purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult your doctor or qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your health routine.
