Lipodrene Review

Pushed as “pharmaceutical grade”, Lipodrene claims to be 29% more effective than Redux (a prescription diet pill). It was developed by over 120,000 scientists and pharmacologists throughout the United States to target fat burn in the hips, thighs, and buttocks.

Marketing and Ingredients

Providing lofty promises, Lipodrene uses a list of ingredients that could produce results. It uses the stimulants USP caffeine and green tea extract to promote fat burn, and then they use naringen to extend the effectiveness of those two ingredients. They also use cassia nomame, which has been used to inhibit fat from even entering the bloodstream. They also use ingredients such as citrus aurantium to combat the potential side effects of caffeine, but with only 100mg of caffeine(ie 1 cup of coffee), side effects are unlikely. They also provide a 90 day money back guarantee, which is the exception rather than the rule in the dietary supplement industry. Most companies provide only a 30 day guarantee.

In certain amounts, the ingredients in Lipodrene could produce results for many users. I would not necessarily compare those results to a prescription medication, but results nonetheless. Unfortunately, Lipodrene uses a 557.5mg proprietary blend, equaling out to about 60mg per ingredient, which is not a sufficient amount to produce optimum or any real results. If they used a larger proprietary blend and exceptional ingredients, I would give them some leeway.

Summary of Ingredients

The ingredients however are average (popular but average), the proprietary blend is far too small, and they are probably using the proprietary blend to mask a high level of fillers. They say they use hoodia, but the real thing is extremely rare on today’s market, and those who have it provide certification, which Lipodrene does not. The claims, though nice in theory, are faulty. Products that produce the same kinds of results as prescription medications generally are prescription medications. Though prescription medications are generally associated with more negative side effects, they also enjoy less competition among other benefits. It’s like selling at Costco. You may have to sacrifice a small amount of profit per bottle. But your sales will rise exponentially, making you a far more money in the long term. In other words, if Lipodrene could actually back up claims about their effectiveness, they would be selling for much more money on the prescription market.

Overall Impression of Lipodrene

Lipodrene sounds nice, but so do Santa Claus and the tooth fairy. If you combine it with a healthy diet and exercise program, it will probably help you lose 2 pounds more than you would without it in about a month. If you are looking for something that will give you a bang for the buck however, I would look at our top 10 list.

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I lost 70 lbs taking lipodrene. It made me shaking sometimes, but totally worth it to lose the weight.

-- Erin

Useless. Without the ephedra this pill is not worth anything. It gave me jitters and actually increased my hunger.

Name: Danielle