What you need to know about Lipozene
Lipozene is a daily dose of Glucomannan, which acts as an appetite suppressant by expanding with the water in your body. Gloucomannan has shown to be effective in clinical studies at a dose of 2-4 grams per day. Lipozene delivers only 1500 mg. This doesn’t mean that Lipozene doesn’t work as an appetite suppressant, it just means it’s not the clinical dose that is recommended.
It’s all in the marketing
We have been consistent in our other diet pill reviews on hammering autoship practices and other sneaky marketing techniques. Lipozene is no exception. We love companies that provide lifetime money-back guarantees on their products, and we strongly encourage at least a 90 day guarantee. Lipozene has been fairly consistent on pushing the autoship option, but not sneaking it in like other companies. If you decide to order Lipozene, make sure that you stick to your guns and avoid getting tangled up in the Autoship nightmare.
The Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree
Lipozene’s parent company, Obesity Research Institute LLC, used to produce a product called Propolene, which was marketed in a very similar way as Lipozene. Buy one get one free offers, miracle informercial promises and High advertising budgets were the staple of the business. The customer service is what raised the red flags. Propolene appeared often on ripoffreport.com and the FTC required the company to $1.5 Million in Customer Redresses. We encourage the utmost caution when getting into bed with a company with a mottled past.
The conclusion on Lipozene
Shady business practices and the low-quantity of Glucomannan cast serious doubt on this product, though you may loose a few pounds after a few months. If you’d like to risk it, be our guest, but there are certainly better deals out there.
