Apex Vitality Forskolin-Review
Product Claims of Apex Vitality Forskolin
There are many products out there which claim to help with weight loss and the burning of belly fat. Many times, they contain ingredients which are made from all-natural components. In this review of Apex Vitality's Forskolin, we examine all the aspects of the product to help you decide if this is the right supplement for your weight management plan.
Ingredients
Apex Vitality Forskolin's only ingredient is Forskolin, at a 10% concentration giving 125 mg per capsule. which is a substance extracted from a plant called Coleus forskohlii / Plectranthus Barbatus. A member of the mint family, in the past it was used to treat digestive disorders such as stomachaches, as well as skin allergies, infections and more. However, it should be used with caution and has a recommended dosage.
Dosage Instructions
The manufacturer recommends one capsule daily on an empty stomach. This amounts to a surprisingly small daily intake compared to the recommendations of many other forskolin supplement makers.
Cost and Guarantee
The website is not the best marketing tool. While it is colorful and does appeal to the eye, there is no little practical information about the product. The cost is one of the key elements that is not readily available. Prospective customers must first enter their details and click “get my package“. Doing so reveals that if you continue with the checkout process to "get your package" what you get is a single bottle "trial" as well as automatic participation in an auto-refill/bill program. If you don't cancel out of the program within 14 days of placing your initial order, you will be charged $74.99 for that first bottle and and additional $74.99 every 30 days with the resupply of a new bottle.
Summary Of Our Apex Vitality Forskolin Review
About the best thing we can say for Apex Vitality is that it created some nice eye candy in its product website. However, there are many reasons why we cannot recommend this product. First, it's hard to avoid the feeling there's a scam going on, given that you have to give over your personal contact info before you're even presented with a cost or terms. Second, their refund policy is hidden inside their terms and conditions and they provide an extremely short window for their "trial". In addition, we are never fans of forcing customers into an auto-refill program. Finally, if for some reason all of this weren't enough to discourage the average customer, if you actually go ahead and order the trial package, and then actually don't cancel it, you'll be paying the egregiously high price of $74.99 (with shipping in addition to that) for a product with notably less forskholin content than many of its much more reasonably priced competitors.
