Developed for men who are either athletes or just anyone looking to get into shape, W700 Thermogenic is a weight loss supplement that claims to deliver “the most professional results in the industry”. Delivered in pure vegetarian capsules that are both dairy and gluten free, W700 Thermogenic is used to increase metabolism in it’s users.
While many customers have reported positive reviews, this product may not be everything it claims to be.
Marketing itself as an all natural metabolism booster, ThermoFit offers weight loss to adults who try it. Coming in the form of a tablet, ThermoFit works to boost the metabolism. It does this by raising the core body temperature which in turn helps burn fat faster.
Bragging to be an FDA approved dietary supplement, Qsymia has hit the market promising weight loss to it’s overweight audience. Coming in extended-release capsule form, it claims that it’s users can lose 4 times the amount of weight as compared to with a diet plan and exercise alone. Four times the amount? So if you lose 5 pounds with just diet and exercise this product can get you to lose twenty pounds!? If you are skeptical about this, so were we. That’s why we decided to go ahead and take a closer look at this product.
Hitting online markets as an all natural metabolism supplement, Calotren claims to let it’s users lose pounds, while at the same time helping with joint pains and sleep. Coming in either liquid or capsule form, Calotren lets its user continue to eat the foods they love, although the company’s website does mention that diet and exercise are important to see optimal results.
Known for being promoted by MTV’s Jersey Shore star Snooki, Zantrex-3 uses its celebrity endorsers to bring in it’s customers. Zantrex-3 claims to be a miracle weight loss pill that allows users to lose weight without having to diet or exercise. But is this real? Or like TV and movies, is it just a fantasy created by the collective mind of those who want to see results without having to put any effort into it? We did some research and here’s what we got from it.
Marketed with an emphasis towards women and until only recently men as well, Slimquick capsules are claimed to help it’s users lose three times the weight they usually would as compared to if they stuck to a straight diet and exercise regimen. Sounds great..just like other products claim. So does Slimquick really work? We took it upon ourselves to find out.
Claiming to be so successful that a user can lose 2-5 pounds a week, Phen375 claims to be the most powerful weight loss supplement in existence. Talking as big as a colossus, Phen375 boasts that with their product you can burn fat 24/7. 24/7? Really? That much? It sounds like an angel of a product descending from heaven to make us all our better selves. But is Phen375 really that good? Or are there things that they are hiding from us consumers? We decided to look into this and find out.
Marketed to men and women as a dietary supplement that can help burn fat and maintain muscle, Oxyelite has made claims that it’s so successful, it is “melting” the market. Coming in capsule form, it seems to be the best product on the market. Or is it? Do it’s claims really live up to reality? Or is the company’s marketing really just a facade to hide behind? We decided to find out.
Boasted as FDA approved, orlistat supplements diet and exercise to help the adult users it is marketed toward to shed some extra pounds. Coming in capsule form, orlistat helps stop fat from being absorbed into the body. Unlike some competing brands that promote their product to be some magical elixir of weight loss, orlistat makes it clear that diet and exercise are needed to make weight loss possible.
Using remarkably few ingredients, CinSulin has been hitting the market as not only a weight loss cure, but a remedy for people who have problems with blood sugar levels. Marketed as the only water and cinnamon product on the market, CinSulin ensures it’s users of benefits minus negative repercussions.
Coming in capsule form, CinSulin can be used as a supplement to general health and wellness. The company’s website, while mentioning weight loss, doesn’t put it’s focus on that aspect of their product.
