Dexatrim is considered the “veteran” of diet pills. Although the name has never changed, the ingredients have changed quite a bit. In 2001, Dexatrim products were recalled because they contained phenylpropanolamine (PPA), an ingredient linked to an increase in stroke risk. In 2002, the FDA recalled all products containing ephedra due to an increased risk of stroke, heart attack, and even death. Since that time, Dexatrim has yet to prove itself as a unique and effective weight loss supplement.

Today, Dexatrim has a few variation, such as Dexatrim Max, Dexatrim Max20 and Dexatrim Natural, each of which has the same basic formula.

Price: $15.99

Ingredients:

-          Green Tea Extract

-          Oolong Tea Extract

-          Asian Ginseng Root Extract

-          Caffeine

-          Chromium

-          Plus, some basic vitamins and minerals

Overall, the ingredients are OK. When there aren’t any strong testimonials and there is a proprietary blend, it makes us wonder whether the company skimped on the quantity and quality of the ingredients.

Pros

-          Contains some good ingredients, such as green tea extract and chromium, which may prove moderately useful.

-          Available in stores

-          Inexpensive

Cons

-          No strong testimonials

-          No scientific evidence

-          Weak formula

Conclusion

Although Dexatrim is cheap, it is not worth your time, effort and money. If you are looking for a serious product, with serious results, please check out our list of top rated diet pills.