Glucosulin

Glucosulin is the latest “free trial” diet pill to hit the market. It promises to suppress the appetite, support a healthy blood sugar level, and help you lose weight. Can Glucosulin really help you lose weight? Is their 30 day trial worth trying? In this review we’ll take you behind our research and analysis of Glucosulin.

As mentioned earlier, the Glucosulin website offers a tempting 30 day trial. However, there are some terms and conditions that you should be aware of:

• if you do not cancel within the 30 day period, your credit card will be charged $100 and you will be stuck in an auto-ship program getting charged $100 every two months. (we recieve complaints daily from dieters who have a hard time getting out of their auto-ship program)
• you are responsible for shipping and handling. The initial shipping and handling will set you back $20. If you cancel, you only have 7 days to return the bottle which will require expedited shipping so expect to pay at least another $20. All in all, if Glucosulin doesn’t work you will be out around $40 just from the shipping charges.

Glucosulin Ingredients

• Glucomannon (Konjac Root)
• Sodium Alginate
•  Xanthum Gum
• Mulberry Extract 30:1 Ratio
• Gymnema Slyvestre
• Chromium Picolinate

Glucosulin’s ingredient profile has some potential. It is nowhere near the best collection of diet pill ingredients, but it isn’t the worst either. There are some ingredients in Glucosulin with some scientific backing to help promote weight loss.  Chromium and glucomannan are both solid weight loss ingredients. The big question with Glucosulin is whether it contains a high enough dosage of its key ingredients to make a difference.

For a diet pill to work it must combine effective ingredients at proper dosages. If either part of that equation is missing, say goodbye to your weight loss dreams. Glucosulin fails to disclose the dosages of its ingredients. So even though it contains some ingredients that have been proven to help with weight loss…don’t get your hopes up to high. Whenever diet pill companies fail to disclose pertinent information about their products, it is never a good sign because if Glucosulin was dosed correctly, wouldn’t they want to let you, the consumer know that?

Glucosulin Side Effects

Glucosulin is stimulant free and is not associated with any jittery like side effects.  Be sure to drink plenty of water in conjunction with Glucosulin.

Does Glucosulin work well enough to buy?

Because Glucosulin fails to disclose the dosages of their ingredients, there is no way of knowing just how effective it may be. Glucosulin may work, it may not, but we wouldn’t get our hopes up.  Considering Glucosulin’s effectiveness is such a question mark, we don’t recommed it. There are much cheaper diet pills out there there that contain sufficient dosages of clinically proven ingredients so purchasing Glucosulin does not make much sense.

A month’s supply of Glucosulin will set you back $50 and requires that you sign up for their auto-ship program. If you have tried Glucosulin in the past, please tell us about your experience in the comment section.