Offered by ProLab, Quickfire is a more natural weight loss supplement that claims to boost the metabolism and energy levels as well as balance blood sugar levels. This review will give a description of the product, outline strengths and weaknesses and give an overall evaluation. Quickfire is a standard dietary supplement that packs heavy in caffeine and little in results.

Quickfire’s main ingredients include 5-Hydroxytryptophan, Banaba Leaf, Green Tea, and Caffeine. While natura,l these ingredients may have some side effects such as nausea, insomnia, rapid heartbeat, and anxiety. Quickfire should not be taken when drinking alcohol because it could have undesired effects. The product is heavily discounted by retailers and has no testimonials to its effectiveness, which may mean that it is not effective. Quickfire recommends taking 1 capsule with each meal. Quickfire can be purchased for $17.00 – $30.00 for a 90 capsule bottle.

Why You Might Buy:

• Contains natural ingredients.
• Costs less than most weight loss supplements.

Why You Won’t:

• Contains high levels of caffeine that can yield undesired side effects. These side effects may include: nausea, insomnia, rapid heartbeat, and anxiety.
• Does not contain proven effective ingredients.
• Lacks positive testimonials, clinical studies, or money-back guarantee.

Overall

Quickfire is a boring natural product that yields little to no results. No one is buying it, you can get it heavily discounted from most retailers and seems to be a waste of money. There are much better products on the market to write any more about this one.

Safety: 2 stars

Effectiveness: 2 stars

Appetite Suppression: 2 stars

Money-back Guarantee: none

Value: 4 stars

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