
Weight Management
CitrusBurn Review
A citrus-extract based supplement sold through its own website. We look at the formula, pricing tiers, and refund terms.
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Each review covers ingredients, pricing, refund policy, and what we could not independently verify. We use the same format for every product to make comparison easier.

Weight Management
A citrus-extract based supplement sold through its own website. We look at the formula, pricing tiers, and refund terms.
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Blood Sugar Support
Common blood sugar ingredients with no label or doses on the sales page, sold with promises of "fast, safe weight loss" and a testimonial about quitting medication.
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Weight Management
A coffee additive with small doses of green tea, green coffee and L-carnitine, a retracted key study and three versions of its refund policy. 87% of Trustpilot reviews give one star.
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Nail & Skin Care
A topical oil blend marketed for nail and skin health. We review the ingredients, application method, and offer structure.
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Prostate Health
A prostate powder with fair terms: a full label, no saw palmetto, and a 180-day refund that accepts empty jars. The evidence is thin and Trustpilot reviews are mixed.
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Joint Support
A joint supplement built around Mobilee and Boswellia Serrata -- patented ingredients with published clinical research. We evaluate the formula, user feedback, and pricing.
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Lymphatic Support
An alcohol-free liquid formula with Boswellia, Curcumin, and Nattokinase. Interesting ingredients but aggressive sales tactics we flag in the review.
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Lung Health
A respiratory supplement that cites published peer-reviewed studies for its ingredients. Includes Mullein, Bromelain, Maritime Pine Bark, and Tiger Milk Mushroom.
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Eye Health
A 22-ingredient eye supplement targeting the gut-eye connection. Proven core ingredients, but Trustpilot reviewers describe digestive benefits -- not vision improvements.
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Oral Health
A chewable oral probiotic with a 1.9/5 Trustpilot rating from 100 reviews. Legitimate probiotic science, but overwhelming negative user feedback and refund complaints.
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Prostate Health
A liquid prostate supplement with an unusual seaweed-based formula. Positive user reports, but limited verified data. Compare with ProstaVive for a longer guarantee.
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Weight Management
A honey-based liquid weight loss supplement with a Trustpilot page removed for guideline violations, anonymous creators, and unverifiable review claims. We cannot recommend it.
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Joint Support
A joint capsule whose official website is now offline, with copycat sites using the name. Its PEA, the one ingredient with pain evidence, sat in a 450 mg blend with five others.
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Immune Support
An immune-support capsule for HSV sold with cure-style claims, a Harvard researcher we could not find, and undisclosed doses. Its sales page tells readers antiviral drugs do not work.
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Nerve Health
A nerve health capsule with a Trustpilot page removed for violations, documented refund haggling at the BBB, and scam-checker scores as low as 0/100.
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Hearing Support
A hearing drop recently rebranded from AudiSoothe to Audifort. Over 20 ingredients with zero disclosed dosages and no verified user feedback on any platform.
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Heart Health
A herbal tea claiming 96,479+ reviews with zero verified anywhere. Trustpilot profile removed. Common ingredients like hibiscus and hawthorn available much cheaper.
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Brain Health
Marketed for brain health, but the sales page template says 'Gluco Repair' and most ingredients are blood sugar compounds. Zero verified reviews.
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Weight Management
A probiotic weight loss capsule with individually studied ingredients and a 180-day guarantee. Better science than most, but a removed Trustpilot profile and overstated claims.
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Male Vitality
A male vitality gummy with a ScamAdviser score of 0/100, a sales page cloned from PinealXT, and reports of non-delivery and unauthorized charges.
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Blood Sugar Support
The worst product we have reviewed. Documented deepfake celebrity endorsements, 100% one-star Trustpilot reviews, and an investigative report recommending FTC complaints.
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Eye Health
An AREDS-2 inspired eye formula with genuinely researched ingredients, but marketing that leaps from 'supports eye health' to 'creates new eyes' without evidence.
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Prostate Health
A prostate capsule with 84.5 mg of saw palmetto, an ingredient that showed little to no benefit in trials, plus libido herbs and 75 mg of niacin. Its label contradicts the sales page.
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Men's Health
A nitric oxide powder with relevant ingredients (L-Citrulline, Beetroot) but a fictional spokesperson hidden in fine print, a Scam Detector score of 20.8/100, and zero authentic community reviews.
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Weight Management
A 'coffee loophole' weight loss drop with no authentic community feedback, a Scam Detector score below 50, and a formula copying the same ClickBank template as multiple other products.
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Brain Health
A brain health liquid supplement claiming to 'decalcify the pineal gland.' Affiliate-flooded search results, no verified user reviews, and pseudoscientific claims we could not substantiate.
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Blood Sugar Support
One of the worst products we have reviewed. Documented deepfake celebrity ads, a 0/100 ScamAdviser score, a VERIFY news investigation, and an FDA warning in the same product category.
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Weight Management
A liver-and-weight supplement with 94% one-star Trustpilot reviews, documented refund obstruction, and a claimed '4.81/5 from 2,500 reviews' that cannot be verified anywhere.
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Brain Health
A brain health capsule with a Scam Detector score of 26.1/100, self-reported ratings that cannot be verified on any third-party platform, and zero authentic Reddit or forum presence.
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Joint Health
A joint supplement claiming 42,961 verified reviews on a domain registered in March 2025. Brain health ingredients in a joint formula, and zero authentic independent feedback.
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Weight Management
A powder weight loss supplement with 11 BBB complaints, sponsored editorial content disguised as news, and an ingredient list with some research but no disclosed dosages.
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Weight Management
Fictional scientist 'Mike Harrison,' a fabricated 'San Sebastian Paradox,' false FDA approval claims, fake Fox/CBS/NBC/ABC logos, and a 0/100 ScamAdviser score. One of the most deceptive products we have reviewed.
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Prostate Health
No doses disclosed for 20+ ingredients, a 0/100 ScamAdviser score, zero verifiable reviews despite claiming 43,000+, and an identical template to the Ignitra scam operation.
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Hearing Support
Sold for ear ringing, but the label says memory and mood. Twelve herbs hidden in an 802 mg blend, none with tinnitus evidence. BBB rating D with 37 complaints.
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Weight Management
A $27 digital 21-day smoothie program by named creator Drew Sgoutas (CHC). An 18-year-old domain, ScamAdviser-rated safe, ClickBank-backed. The most transparent product in this category we have reviewed.
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Weight Management
A sleep-and-weight supplement with a Scam Detector score of 15.4/100, an invalid US phone number (area code 886 is Taiwan), zero verified reviews, and a completely anonymous operator.
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Weight Management
Claims a 'January 2023 scientific discovery' but the domain was registered in February 2025. Fake WebMD and Mayo Clinic logos. Scam Detector 19.5/100. Auto-billing complaints documented.
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Blood Sugar Support
ScamDoc rates the site at 1% trust. The one Trustpilot review is a complaint about a three-week refund ordeal and post-purchase pressure calls. 127,000 claimed reviews exist nowhere independently.
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Hearing Support
More transparent than most tinnitus supplements: partially disclosed dosages, a 2023 domain, Amazon availability via Indelo, and a 365-day guarantee. Scam Detector 23/100. No confirmed fake creator.
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Nerve Health
Creator 'Dr. James Haleford' cannot be found in any medical registry. A related product uses documented AI deepfake videos of Dr. Sanjay Gupta without consent, reported by CNN.
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Weight Management
Mostly fruit powder, fiber and probiotics, with seven herbs sharing a 400 mg blend, sold with promises of pounds lost every few days. Science-Based Medicine called it a scam.
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Brain Health
A sublingual brain health drop with a ScamAdviser score of 0/100, a Scam Detector score of 13.8/100, reports of double credit card billing, unresponsive support, and zero verified positive reviews anywhere.
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Oral Health
A chewable oral probiotic with no disclosed probiotic strain names or CFU counts, an anonymous creator, a 1-star Trustpilot review calling it a scam, and a strong resemblance to the widely criticized ProDentim.
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