Suvaril is a dietary supplement that claims to boost the metabolism “gently” for gradual weight loss. Claiming to use quality ingredients and encouraging use with a healthy diet and exercise, Suvaril may be a sensible dietary solution instead of a quick fix. This review will give a description of the product, outline strengths and weaknesses and give an overall evaluation. Suvaril may help boost the metabolism but it automatically signs you up for a membership that many users claim is hard to cancel.

Suvaril is a multi-vitamin as well a weight loss supplement. Suvaril contains these vitamins: A, C, D, E, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, B6, folate, and B12 . Suvaril contains these ingredients for boosting the metabolism: green tea extract, chromium, vanadium, banana leaf extract, biotin. While it uses some proven ingredients, it is Suvaril’s marketing strategy that is disturbing. Based on many customer testimonials, once you buy or order a free trial, the customer is signed up to a membership that automatically ships a $70-monthy supply. Many users complained that it was difficult to cancel their membership. Suvaril recommends taking 2 capsules a day. Suvaril is offered at $30 – $70 for a 90-capsule bottle.

Why You Might Buy:

• Contains some proven ingredients.
• May burn weight over time.
• Has few to no side effects.

Why You Won’t:

• Signs customers up to a monthy billing plan which is difficult to cancel.
• Has mixed reviews to its effectiveness.
• Contains green tea, which is a stimulant that may have jittery side effects.
• Costs more than most supplements.

Overall

Suvaril is an average weight loss supplement with a horrifying “membership” structure. Do waste your time getting involved with an average product that charges a premium without your consent.

Safety: 3 stars

Effectiveness: 3 stars

Appetite Suppression: 3 stars

Money-back Guarantee: none

Value: 2 stars

(based on a 5-star scale)

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