Wellness Letter

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Wellness Letter is a subscription-based consumer health newsletter published by Wellness Health Media LLC in collaboration with the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, providing evidence-based guidance on nutrition, fitness, and preventive health.

Wilton, Connecticut, United States
wellnessletteronline.com
Owned by Wellness Health Media LLC

About Wellness Letter

Wellness Letter is a long-running consumer health publication that translates current medical and public health research into practical, easy-to-understand advice on topics like nutrition, fitness, disease prevention, mental health, and self‑care. The newsletter originated at UC Berkeley as the UC Berkeley Wellness Letter and is now published by Wellness Health Media LLC in collaboration with the UC Berkeley School of Public Health.([publichealth.berkeley.edu](https://publichealth.berkeley.edu/articles/news/forty-years-of-the-berkeley-wellness-letter?utm_source=openai)) Subscribers receive monthly issues and access to an online archive covering a broad range of wellness topics.

A charge labeled something like “WELLNS LET*” or “UC BERKELEY WELLNESS LETT” on a card statement is typically associated with a Wellness Letter subscription or renewal processed by Wellness Health Media.([scamcharge.com](https://scamcharge.com/c/uc-berkeley-wellness-lett-new-york-ny?utm_source=openai)) These charges are usually recurring (annual or multi‑year) subscription fees, sometimes following an introductory or trial offer that automatically converts into a paid plan unless cancelled. The newsletter may appear as a low to moderate dollar amount (commonly in the tens of dollars per year) and can be tied to offers for print, digital, or combined print‑and‑digital access.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/bookstore/wellness-letter-existing-subscribers/?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a Wellness Letter charge, you can log into your online account at wellnessletteronline.com to review your subscription status and billing history, or contact their customer service by email or phone as listed on their site.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/terms-of-use/?utm_source=openai)) Check your email for order confirmations sent to the address used at checkout, and review whether you accepted an auto‑renewing offer or a discounted introductory trial. If the charge is unfamiliar, confirm that no family member started a subscription, and then reach out to Wellness Health Media to request clarification, a refund, or cancellation as appropriate. Document dates, amounts, and any related emails to expedite resolution with either the publisher or your card issuer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge labeled “WELLNS LET*” or “UC BERKELEY WELLNESS LETT” on my credit card statement?

This descriptor typically refers to a subscription or renewal for the Wellness Letter, a consumer health newsletter published by Wellness Health Media in collaboration with the UC Berkeley School of Public Health. The abbreviated form “WELLNS LET*” is a truncated version of “Wellness Letter” used by some processors.([scamcharge.com](https://scamcharge.com/c/uc-berkeley-wellness-lett-new-york-ny?utm_source=openai))

Is my Wellness Letter subscription automatically renewed each term?

Yes. Wellness Letter subscriptions are generally set to auto‑renew at the then‑current rate for the term you selected (for example, annually), unless you cancel. Before each renewal term, they state that an email notice is sent with the upcoming rate, and your saved payment method is charged unless you opt out in time.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/bookstore/wellness-letter-existing-subscribers/?utm_source=openai))

How can I cancel my Wellness Letter subscription to stop future charges?

You can cancel auto‑renewal by logging into your account at wellnessletteronline.com and managing your subscription settings, or by contacting their customer service via email or phone and requesting cancellation. Their Terms explain that you may cancel at any time to avoid future charges and, for some plans, may qualify for a prorated refund on remaining periods.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/terms-of-use/?utm_source=openai))

How do I request a refund for a Wellness Letter charge I wasn’t expecting?

If you were charged after an auto‑renewal or introductory offer and did not intend to continue, contact Wellness Letter customer service as soon as possible with your name, billing address, email used for the order, and details of the charge. Their policies allow for cancellation and, in some cases, a prorated refund for annual memberships, subject to the terms that applied to your offer.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/terms-of-use/?utm_source=openai))

What are typical amounts for Wellness Letter charges?

Wellness Letter offers subscriptions at rates similar to other health newsletters, often in the range of tens of dollars per year, and it may offer discounted introductory or trial rates that later renew at the regular subscription price. Exact pricing can vary over time and by promotion, so you should check your email receipt or log into your account for the current term price associated with your subscription.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/bookstore/wellness-letter-existing-subscribers/?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify my Wellness Letter subscription and get a copy of my receipt?

To verify your subscription, sign in at wellnessletteronline.com using the email address provided at checkout. Your account should show active subscriptions and, in many cases, order history. If you can’t locate your account or receipts, search your email for messages from Wellness Letter or Wellness Health Media and, if needed, contact their customer support at the email or phone number listed in their Terms and Privacy Policy to request copies of invoices.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/terms-of-use/?utm_source=openai))

Why was my card charged after a free or discounted trial to Wellness Letter?

If you enrolled under a free or discounted introductory offer, the Terms specify that your subscription will convert to a regular paid subscription at the end of the trial unless you cancel within the stated period. When the trial ends, the regular subscription fee is automatically charged to the payment method you provided.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/terms-of-use/?utm_source=openai))

How do I contact Wellness Letter about a billing or account issue?

You can reach Wellness Letter’s publisher, Wellness Health Media LLC, by using the customer service email address (such as customerservice@wellnessletteronline.com) or mailing address listed in their Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, which currently identifies the company in Wilton, Connecticut. For the quickest help with charges, include your full name, mailing address, email used for the subscription, and the date and amount of the questioned transaction.([wellnessletteronline.com](https://www.wellnessletteronline.com/terms-of-use/?utm_source=openai))

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