Redux-V Reviews

I could find no consumer reviews for Redux-V outside of the official website.  Never trust testimonials on a product website.  They are often faked.  Sad but true.  But don’t lose heart.  Sit back, bite into that maple bar and keep reading.  (Although the point in being on a fat burner website is because we’re avoiding maple bars, right?)

Ingredients in Redux-V

Redux-V’s formula is surprisingly similar to two popular diet pills on the market–Apidexin and Liporexall.  These are great products.  Unfortunately Redux-V is formulated in a 760 mg proprietary blend and contains a confusingly marketed amount of ingredients.  According to the Redux-V website their product contains “5 patented and 4 clinically proven weight loss ingredients.”  I’m not great at math, but that would be 9 ingredients, yes?  Then they give you descriptions on a total of 5 ingredients.  Hmmm…misleading.  I don’t like that. 

Furthermore Apidexin’s proprietary blend is 1111 mg, and Liporexall contains no less than 9 patented and clinically proven ingredients.  So already Redux-V has fallen a little short of its competition.   Here is what’s in it:

• ChromeMate®:  an excellent ingredient that regulates blood sugar levels and uses glucose for energy rather than storing it as fat.  It also decreases your desire for high sugar/carbohydrate foods which will help you lose weight.  This is a clinically proven ingredient.
• Super Citrimax®:  an appetite suppressant and fat burner that also increases levels of serotonin which controls mood, sleep and appetite.  A clinically proven ingredient.
• Advantra-Z® 6% Synephrine:  also known as Bitter Orange, Advantra-Z®’s active component is synephrine, a safe alternate to ephedra.  You get all the metabolic effects without it negatively effecting your cardiovascular and nervous systems.  A clinically proven ingredient.
• Fucoxanthin-Study Results:  gives a metabolic boost without harmful side effects.  It’s also high in antioxidant power, protecting you at a cellular level from free radical damage–and promotes heart and liver health.  A clinically proven ingredient. 
• 1,3-Dimethylamylamine:a derivative of geranium oil which resembles adrenaline. Similar to adrenaline, 1,3 Dimethylamylamine gives you increased energy and also stimulates cAMP (the chemical messenger that triggers thermogenesis, releases fat and suppresses appetite.)  Not a clinically proven ingredient.

You actually have four out of five solid ingredients here.  The problem I have is it’s difficult to measure how much of each you’re getting in a blend–and you need certain dosages for them to be effective.  For instance ChromeMate® is needed in 200-400 mcg quantities per serving for it to work. 

Does Redux-V Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

YES!  I love it when a company is so confident their product works they back it with a 100% 30-day guarantee. This isn’t as good as some of  its competitive products that offer a 100%  LIFETIME guarantee, but it’s certainly better than nothing.  Keep in mind though that companies who offer a lifetime guarantee do so because they only have a 2% return rate–consumers are satisfied with the results they receive.  There are better money back guarantees out there.

Final Thoughts

Redux-V is not a bad fat burner/diet pill.  It contains some quality ingredients and offers a money-back guarantee.  I am a little worried about the lack of testimonials; other top-rated fat burners have loads of reviews–and that’s outside of the official website.  A lack of testimonials shows a lack of interest–or worse–results.  The Redux-V website is full of claims that have no backing either.  Statements like:

• Drop 17.3% More Fat!
• Reduces Body Weight by 21.1%
• Reduces Appetite by 19.7%

How did they measure that?  The answer–they didn’t.  The tossed it in there because it sounds good.  Never fall for marketing.  Look for real people who’ve tried the product and achieved success using it. 

Bottom line–this isn’t bad, but it isn’t the best fat burner either.  My advise would be to keep looking.