Curvelle Reviewed
If Curvelle women’s dietary supplement was a little league player and DietResearch.com was a coach, we would tell it: “Good hustle in there kid, but you’re gonna need more follow through if you want to make it to the big leagues some day.”
What we’re getting at is that Curvelle has some good ingredients and might show modest results, but it’s not good enough to warrant its $50 price tag.
This product has potential, but for now, our health experts think it’s best to keep Curvelle out of your weight-loss game.
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Safety and Quality
The ingredients in Curvelle are natural, widely considered safe, and for the most part, effective appetite suppressants.
However, for a pill that markets itself as an “all natural fat burner” catered to women’s needs, it lacks a good dose of fat-burning or women-specific ingredients.
Cinnamon extract reduces glucose levels. Raspberry ketones prevent weight gain. Caffeine and green tea both boost metabolism and energy, while quelling hunger.
So far, so good. But where’s the rest? These are good ingredients, just not enough ingredients.
Oh, and there’s elderberry extract, which has no ties to weight-loss whatsoever, though it may help fight the flu.
Effectiveness
Given the quality of ingredients, Curvel will give you a slight boost and help you shed a few pounds here and there. But it won’t do much more than that.
Curvelle reviews are lackluster:
“Curvelle was not the worst product, I guess, because it DID give me some energy. But, it did not help me lose weight like I had wanted it to. Pretty misleading.” — Anonymous
“So far, I don’t think Curvelle has been too bad. I have been using it for 2 weeks and lost 2 pounds, better than nothing I suppose.” – Darla
“I thought curvelle was okay for what it is…which is mainly an energy pill. If your looking to drop some serious weight it is probably not powerful enough. But it’s good if your looking for extra energy.” – Mags
Cost
A one-month supply of Curvelle costs $49.99—way too much for just a couple simple ingredients that spark moderate results.
Customer Service
This is where we really lose faith in Curvelle. Its makers, iSatori, have a wretched F rating with the Better Business Bureau, in part for false advertising, which the BBB describes as following:
“This company’s online advertising includes a claim that the company was a finalist for the BBB’s Annual Torch Award. This information is false and such referencing is a violation of trademark rights of the Council of BBBs, Inc. On July 12, 2007, the company was requested to remove the reference. The company has not complied.”
Money-back guarantee
We give iSatori props for offering a full 60-day money-back guarantee on Curvelle.
Conclusion
Curvelle’s got what it takes to be a good diet supplement. But until it enhances its formula (or lowers its price) and gets its facts straight, we’re going to have to keep Curvelle on the sidelines. Too see professional-caliber diet supplements, look at our ranking of the best diet pills around.
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