MaxxTrim Review

If you can get past the scantily clad woman that is the main focal point on the MaxxTrim website, you’ll learn that this diet pill has been reformulated because the original formula was banned “for being too effective”; or in other words: it was banned for containing harmful ingredients. But let’s move past the old formula and the large-chested model and get down to what this company is really selling.

Ingredients

Proprietary Blend 200 mg

• Acacia Rigidula
• Theobroma Cocoa Extract
• Yohimbe Bark Extract
• Caffeine 200 mg
• Bitter Orange Extract 40 mg
• Green Tea Extract 50 mg
• Ginger Root Powder 40 mg
• Cayenne Powder 20 mg
• Bladderwrack Powder 40 mg
• Mustard Seed Powder 20 mg
• White Willow Bark Powder 60 mg

Caffeine, Green Tea-Common stimulants that will help raise your metabolism.
Bitter Orange-Contains synephrine, which has been shown to be an effective diet pill ingredient.
Ginger-Will help with indigestion, but not with weight loss.
Cayenne- A commonly used spice, cayenne is a type of pepper that has also been used for medicinal purposes. Such purposes have included helping with pain relief, digestive problems, and circulation.
White Willow Bark-This ingredient is what aspirin was developed from and is not an effective ingredient.

Not enough to make a difference

Caffeine, green tea, and bitter orange are good diet pill ingredients, but take a look at the amount of each in this diet pill. There is hardly enough of anyone of these ingredients to be effective at all. Mostly, MaxxTrim is full of ineffective ingredients and the ingredients that could be effective probably won’t be because the amounts are too small.

MaxxTrim’s Marketing

Automatic shipments whether you like it or not

Whether you try a free trial or purchase a bottle of MaxxTrim on this company’s website you are automatically signed up for their automatic refill system. Here is some of the fine print:
“When enrolled in ARS, a full 30 day supply of MaxxTrim will be delivered each month at the enrollment discount of $49.94 (plus s&h). The first refill will be shipped out on the 35th day from the original date of purchase for single bottle purchases and 14 days from the original order date of a free trial.”
Basically, this tells us that this company just wants to get their hands on your credit card so they can charge it over and over again. Please, save yourself the hassle and don’t give them your information!

MaxxTrim’s Price

There are various volume discounts on the MaxxTrim website, but for a 30-day supply (60 capsules) you bay $54.95.

MaxxTrim Guarantee

This company offers a 30-day guarantee, but when reading the fine print, it turns out to hardly be a guarantee at all. You can only return unopened bottles and, of course, you won’t get back the money you paid for shipping and handling.

Conclusion

This is another classic case of a company with a shoddy product that just wants to get your information so they can sign you up for automatic shipments. There is nothing to back up this company’s claims and their guarantee isn’t really a guarantee at all. Do yourself a favor and save your money for a company that actually cares about helping you lose weight.