Cylaris claims to be the world’s strongest diet pill. This is quite comical because the formula is not much different than dozens of other diet pills that give mediocre results. The only unique ingredient is cissus quadrangularis, for which there is no evidence that it aids in weight loss.

Price:  As low as $19.95

The “Study”

Having read the Cylaris advertisment, you may find the study to be credible evidence that Cylaris works. However, we have a few problems with this isolated study: it was conducted at a University in Cameroon, Africa. Now why in the world would the study be done there? This raises a huge red flag. First of all, the diet of Africans is much different than the our diet in the West. Secondly, money would have a lot more sway in such an impoverished nation. Now that is speculation, but you see our point.

We can’t discount the study completely. There are a few effective ingredients in Cylaris, such as green tea and chromium, which assist in weight loss.

Pros:

-          Contains green tea and chromium, both of which are found in our Top Diet Pills

-          Available in stores, online

Cons:

-          Misleading advertising

-          Minimal success

-          Side effects: jitters and  headaches

Conclusion:

Cylaris is an OK diet pill. From our research, most users experience minimal weight loss. For more effective diet pills, check out our list of Top Rated Pills.