Phenamax Scam?

“Lose 25 pounds in 25 days” the company says.  The fact that Phenamax makes a claim like that should tip you off right away that this very well could be a scam.  Why?  Because making a claim like that has no way of being proven and also implies that everyone can lose that much weight with this product.  What if I weigh 130, is it really feasible for me to get to 105 in less than a month?  Not even close!

Phenamax Ingredients

The ingredients are as follows

• Citrin – 400 mg
• Yerba Mate – 400 mg
• Green Tea – 300 mg
• Guarana – 90 mg
• White Willow Bark – 60 mg
• Cha de Bugre – 15 mg
• Hordenine – 30 mg
• ForsLean – 30 mg
• Acacia Gum – 50 mg

With these ingredients, more than anything you are getting a heavy dose of caffeine with the combined effects of cha de bugre, guarana, green tea, and yerba mate. The significant ingredients here include hydroxycitric acid (HCA) from the Citrin and forskolin from forslean.  HCA  has some evidence to suggest it reduces body fat at least in mice and forskolin may boost lean muscle growth.

Phenamax is offered as a $1 trial plus $5 shipping.  The main issue here is that even if the product happens to work somewhat, after 14 days you will be charged $70 on your credit card.  14 days doesn’t even come close to being enough time to judge its effectiveness and given that it will take about 5 days to ship the stuff to you, you have about 9 days before it has to be sent back.  This is a SCAM!

Phenamax Pros

• Some good ingredients

Phenamax Cons

• Awful auto-ship scam

Phenamax Conclusion

This product really is one of the more blatant scams out there in that it offers only a 14 day window from the time you order it to allow you to return it without getting charged $70.  There is no way 7 bottles of this stuff would ever be worth $70, much less one bottle.  Stay away from Phenamax!

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