Kimberly Tenner
May 23, 2013

Certified Acai Reviews

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The only ingredient listed in Certified Acai is acai.

We would not recommend this. Frankly speaking, any company that does not give you a full list of ingredients is a scam. The simple fact that any product that claims to give you a “free trial offer” is a scam that has to rely on that to pull you into an expensive auto ship order that they will not cancel. This being said, they don’t have any valid ingredients. They claim to be a colon cleanser. But realistically speaking, acai does not cleanse the colon, it has no weight loss properties of any kind, and they probably don’t even use substantial amounts of this ingredient in the first place.

Overall Impression of Certified Acai:

We would not recommend Certified Acai. It does not give you the results you are looking for, and they just rip you off, which is never obviously a good thing. There are plenty of other products out there that will give you the benefits you need, and we would highly recommend finding those in general terms. But this being said, acai does not actually give you any of these benefits, and obviously speaking Certified Acai is really just another scam.