With so many diet pills available, is there really anything that sets MiracleBurn apart from the rest? CBS recently did an expose on MiracleBurn. What they found was shocking to them, but not so shocking to everyone that was taken by this fly by night company.

No contact information, no customer service, no office - the only thing that was there was a PO Box? Are you serious?? Why would you even consider buying anything from a company that operates their business so deceptively?

MiracleBurn Pros

• Uses Advantra-Z, which is a terrific supplement

MiracleBurn Cons

• No Guarantee
• They make absurd claims on their website that are literally impossible to back up
• Unscrupulous business ethics
• A not-so-free “free trial”

MiracleBurn™ also offers a 7-day “free” trial of their product. Don’t be fooled. It costs them very little to do this, and it’s a common marketing tactic for acquiring qualified leads and sticking you on their monthly autoship / autobilling “program”.

This means they will ship you a new bottle of MiracleBurn and charge your credit card accordingly — every single month.

With so many better options available, I am not too sure why anyone in their right mind would consider MiracleBurn. Especially after watching that video.

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Created by Innovative Laboratories, Zenacort claims to boost metabolism, suppress hunger, and increase energy-a typical weight loss supplement, right? So what sets Zenacort apart from all the other products on the market? This review will give a description of Zenacort, outline strengths and weaknesses and give an overall evaluation. Zenacort uses proven ingredients and encourages a healthy diet and exercise program to achieve results.

Zenacort’s formula is a proprietary blend. Zenacort’s main ingredients include: Hoodia Gordonii, Gymnema Sylvestris, Guarana. These have proven results from appetite suppression and enhanced metabolism. Although, Guarana is a stimulant, so Zenacort may have undesired side effects. Zenacort offers and encourages a diet and exercise program to gain desired results. Zenacort recommends taking 1-3 capsules daily. Zenacort is priced at $40 for a 90-capsule bottle.

Why You Might Buy:

• Contains proven ingredients.
• May boost metabolism and suppress hunger.
• Offers a diet and exercise program.
• Offers a money-back guarantee.

Why You Won’t:

• Contains stimulants.
• May have undesirable side effects: dizziness, sleeplessness, tremors, nervousness, headache or heart palpitations.
• Does not offer any clinical studies.
• Costs more than some supplements.

Overall

Zenacort offers a decent supplement coupled with a diet and exercise program to achieve desired weight loss. The product seems sound but contains stimulants that may have undesired side effects. Zenacort is also a bit pricier than most diet supplements.

Safety: 3 stars

Effectiveness: 4 stars

Appetite Suppression: 4 stars

Money-back Guarantee: yes

Value: 3 stars

(based on a 5-star scale)

Created by Natrol, Water Pill claims to balance body fluid levels. Water Pill claims that by balancing fluid levels, it temporarily relieves bloating and helps with weight loss. This review will give a description of Water Pill, outline strengths and weaknesses and give an overall evaluation. Water Pill may slightly reduce bloating but it is not a solution for weight loss.

Water Pill contains the following ingredients: Vitamin B6, Calcium, Potassium, Buchu Extract, Parsley Extract, Uva Ursi Extract, and Juniper Extract. Vitamin B6 is the main ingredient, giving the user 7500% of your daily value. Water Pill claims that it replenishes this much-needed vitamin when the body loses fluids. Natrol offers little more about the product, ,and with no testimonials, there is no way of knowing if it actually works. Water Pill recommends taking 2 tablets daily. Water Pill is priced between $5-$9 for a 60-tablet bottle.

Why You Might Buy:

• Contains natural ingredients.
• May reduce bloating temporarily.
• Has no side effects.
• Costs less than most dietary supplements.

Why You Won’t:

• Offers no proof of effectiveness.
• May not work.
• Does not offer any clinical studies.
• Offers no trial or money-back guarantee.

Overall

Natrol’s Water Pill seems to be a fluffy feel good supplement for balancing a bloated stomach. This is not a serious weight loss supplement and while cheap, seems like a waste of money. But hey, it’s natural.

Safety: 4 stars

Effectiveness: 1 stars

Appetite Suppression: 0 stars

Money-back Guarantee: none

Value: 4 stars

(based on a 5-star scale)

Made by Pharamgenx, Ventilean claims to burn fat faster! Marketed as like Ephedra, Ventilean uses Ephedra’s cousin ingredient synephrine to boost energy and burn fat. This review will give a description of Ventilean, outline strengths and weaknesses and give an overall evaluation. Ventilean claims you may feel its effects for a “sustained period of time” and that Ventilean will “speed” your way to a lean body, but with its side effects you may not want this.

Ventilean’s main ingredients include: Pantothenic Acid, Vinpocetine, Zi-Shi (contains Synephrine), Guarana, and Yohimbe. While many of these ingredients are linked to weight loss results, Ventilean’s formula does not use good amounts to achieve desired results. Also many of these ingredients are stimulants that have side effects such as: dizziness, sleeplessness, tremors, nervousness, headache or heart palpitations. Ventilean claims to be fast acting because it comes in a liquid form. Ventilean recommends taking ½  to 1 serving 15 minutes before physical activity. Ventilean is priced between $25-$59 for a 4 oz bottle.

 Why You Might Buy:

• Contains proven ingredients.
• May burn some fat and weight.
• Comes in a liquid form for faster absorbtion.
• Offers 30-day money-back guarantee.

Why You Won’t:

• Contains stimulants.
• May have undesirable side effects: dizziness, sleeplessness, tremors, nervousness, headache or heart palpitations.
• Does not offer any clinical studies.
• Lacks positive testimonials to its effectiveness.

Overall

Ventilean means well, but falls short. While it leverages proven ingredients, it lacks in positive testimonials. And Pharamgenx claims it is new and improved, thus suggesting that it wasn’t effective before, and probably still isn’t. With all the side effects, Ventilean is not a good choice as a dietary supplement.

Safety: 2 stars

Effectiveness: 2 stars

Appetite Suppression: 3 stars

Money-back Guarantee: yes

Value: 2 stars

(based on a 5-star scale)

Created by S.A.N., Vanquish is an appetite suppressant. Vanquish leverages the Hoodia Gordonii Extract, which is a proven appetite suppressant. This review will give a description of Vanquish, outline strengths and weaknesses and give an overall evaluation. Vanquish my be an effective appetite suppressant but may come with side effects and nothing for boosting metabolism.

Vanquish is a simple formula that focuses on appetite suppression, its main ingredients include: Hoodia Gordonii Extract, Griffonia Simplicifolia Seed Extract, Pyridoxine HCI (B6). Hoodia is a proven ingredient but can be linked to a few side effects. Vanquish warns to consult a doctor if users experience dizziness, sleeplessness, tremors, nervousness, headache or heart palpitations. Vanquish recommends taking 1-2 capsules before each meal. Vanquish is priced between $17-$32 for a 60-capsule bottle.

 Why You Might Buy:

• Contains proven ingredients.
• Has some testimonials that claim it suppresses hunger.

Why You Won’t:

• May have undesirable side effects: dizziness, sleeplessness, tremors, nervousness, headache or heart palpitations.
• Only targets hunger suppression.
• Does not offer any clinical studies, or money-back guarantee.
• Costs more than some supplements.

Overall

Vanquish contains proven ingredients that make it a decent appetite suppressant but it offers little for metabolism boost. So it may need to be used with other supplements. And don’t forget, Vanquish may have some uncomfortable side effects, so use with caution.

Safety: 2 stars

Effectiveness: 4 stars

Appetite Suppression: 4 stars

Money-back Guarantee: none

Value: 3 stars

(based on a 5-star scale)

Created by Gentle Solutions, Ultraslim 90 is a product line that claims to help users lose weight without “strenuous exercise” or “strict dieting.” Ultraslim 90 claims to be all natural and doesn’t contain stimulants. This review will give a description of Ultraslim 90, outline strengths and weaknesses and give an overall evaluation. Ultraslim 90 is a natural, non-stimulant formula but lacks in proven ingredients and effectiveness.

Ultraslim 90 is the main supplement but also offers an AM supplement. Ultraslim 90 contains the following main ingredients: Collagen Protein (found in Tuna fish), Safflower Oil, Lecithin, Beeswax and Aloe Vera. While these may be natural, none are proven weight loss ingredients. Ultraslim 90 recommends taking 3 capsules before bed on an empty stomach. Ultraslim 90 products are offered at $40 for a 90-capsule bottle.

 Why You Might Buy:

• Has some testimonials that claim it helps with weight loss.
• Contains natural ingredients and doesn’t contain stimulants.
• Doesn’t have side effects.

Why You Won’t:

• Does not contain proven ingredients.
• Does not offer any clinical studies, or money-back guarantee.
• Costs more than some supplements.

Overall

While Ultraslim 90 is a nice natural non-stimulant formula, it also doesn’t use ingredients that are proven to help with weight loss. So you might not have any side effects but you might not lose any weight either. At $40 a bottle, a free trial would help to boost consumer confidence.

Safety: 4 stars

Effectiveness: 2 stars

Appetite Suppression: 2 stars

Money-back Guarantee: none

Value: 2 stars

(based on a 5-star scale)