Created by GNC, Burn 60 claims to burn calories, boost metabolism, and increase energy. To achieve these results, Burn 60 relies on a thermogenic formula that promises to burn up to 60% of calories post workout. But the formula is a typical stimulant-based formula with average results. This review will give a description of the product, outline strengths and weaknesses and give an overall evaluation.

Burn 60 leverages its manufacturer’s goodwill more than proven quality weight loss ingredients. Burn 60 mainly consists of Guarana Seed Extract, Black Tea Leaves Extract, MegaNatural Grape Skin and Seed Extract, Ginger Root Extract and Dill Weed Extract.  But some of these ingredients (Guarana and Black Tea) have natural caffeine. Caffeine based formulas can have undesired side effects. Few testimonials were found with mixed results. Burn 60 recommends taking 2 tablets before breakfast. Burn 60 is offered at $31 -$40 for a 60-tablet bottle.

 Why You Might Buy:

• Contains quality ingredients.
• Posts positive clinical studies.

Why You Won’t:

• Contains stimulants. Caffeine and Green Tea.
• Contains high levels of caffeine that can yield undesired side effects. These side effects may include: nausea, insomnia, rapid heartbeat, and anxiety.
• Does not offer any free trials or money-back guarantee.
• Costs more than some supplements.

Overall

Burn 60 seems to be a mediocre product backed by a well know brand GNC. Testimonial results seem to be mixed and with large amounts of caffeine in the product, consumers may be better off to look for a better product.

Safety: 3 stars

Effectiveness: 3 stars

Appetite Suppression: 3 stars

Money-back Guarantee: none

Value: 3 stars

(based on a 5-star scale)

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