We check out if TEST WORx's formula quality can really match it's high price. Where it gets it right, where it goes wrong and if it's worth it.
With such strong reviews it’s probable 360 Cut works for more hardened burner users based on the stimulants alone.
However those looking for a smoother ride with more proven ingredients, fewer side effects and less second guessing the label could do much better.
A great price and a great start quickly turn into a great big disappointment. Read our review to see where Ultra Test goes wrong, what it gets right and ultimately, given it's budget price tag, if it's worth a try.
In this review we look at the revamped Thermakor to see if it's worthy of your attention. There's definite improvements but are the enough? Formula, price, reviews, background, everything you need to know is here.
You're paying a premium price for GH Peak so are you getting a premium product? In this review we break down everything you need to know about this PM burner and see if numbers on the label add up to the numbers on the price tag.
For a product that suggests a real focused attention to detail by mentioning free T specifically, Free Test XRT has a surprisingly unfocused formula.
The mystery surrounding amounts and the odd head scratcher of an ingredient choice means there's a good chance instead of your T being free, you'll just end up free of any noticeable results.
No wonder Furious Pete is so furious. He's presumably angry at himself that he didn't put more thermogenics and stellar fat burning ingredients into his fat burner.
This fat burner had a lot to live up to. It's never easy growing up in the shadow of famous siblings.
Think of Hydroxycut like the Baldwins. If Hydroxycut Hardcore Next Gen is Alec, Hydroxycut HD is Stephen. But at least it's not Mike, it can console itself with that.
This product is heading in the right direction but the formula sadly just isn't all that great.
If you are planning to go to war, you want something a bit more heavy calibre than Warbringer.
An impressive looking and sounding product which ultimately misses the mark. Too much focus on stimulants and too few proven far burners mean a real chance of side effects.
For a supplement that seems to be all about the T it makes some pretty weird choices. A lot of unproven ingredients in mystery amounts thanks to proprietary blends. It's also missing a few no-brainers we look for when it comes to stimulating T well. More of whimper thn a roar for this Beast.
The Elevate Series Cyclo Test is a real improvement on just plain old Cyclo Test, with added T boosting vitamins and minerals and a much more focused formula. A few of the doses are still a little off though and one or two ingredients still need to be dropped.
There's something endearing about this brand so we wanted to like this.
Unfortunately there's just not that much to like. Literally. The formula is limited in scope and lacks test boosting stars, there's some weird vitamin inclusions and very odd serving schedule.
A decent product from a well known company. Contains a lot of the ingredients you'd want to see in a combined test booster but some of the key ingredients are under dosed and unfortunately the rest all wrapped in a proprietory blend so we have no idea how much of each ingredient the product contains.
That said - it is REALLY cheap if you shop around and it's from a company with a good reputation.
The product has been produced by a relatively successful company with a large range of products. Manufactured in Canada, with reassuring certifications on the production facilities. Available from a range of sources.
The product itself is the problem though. Not the cheesy name and branding, the obscure mix of several different proprietary blends means we don't have a clue how much of the effective ingredients it contains. And what percentage of it comprises the less effective ones. Far too many ingredients trying to over complicate things.
There might be two different formulas for two different countries but neithr of them are that impressive. Too many questions over dosage and the ingredient choices themselves makes PhD Test Matrix just okay no matter where you buy it.
Phentermine or not phentermine? That is the question, as Shakespear may have said. If he was alive. And overweight. This review takes you through exactly what you're getting from PhenQ, how much it'll cost you and most importantly if it's worth it.
This is probably the Kanye West of fat burners, in that it's not shy about calling itself Genius. Unlike/like Kanye (depending on your opinion of Mr West) Genius Burn falls a long way short of its own hype however. Read our review to see where it goes wrong and whether there's any highlights that might make it still worth a shot.