Dexatrim Max Slim Packs

Dexatrim Max Slim Packs come from a notorious line of products known as Dexatrim, and they sell in basically every major third party retailer such as Walmart, Walgreens, and Rite Aid. They claim that this particular blend, the newest of their introduced products, can burn fat, suppress appetite, increase metabolism, and increase energy, all without any side effects and without the annoyance of pills. So the question is, do they really give you all of this, or is it just hype?

The Good

They do have some proven ingredients. For example, they have green tea, caffeine, and panax ginseng, all of which are capable to some degree of burning fat, increasing metabolism, and increasing natural energy at the same time if used correctly.

The Bad

They don’t have the right amounts. They have 1mg of panax ginseng, 1mg! That’s not even enough to cause side effects with ingredients like yohimbine, which only requires 10mg for that. Panax ginseng actually requires at least 400mg to function as does green tea, of which they only use 45mg. This in mind, the rest of their ingredients are basically essential vitamins and they do not measure up to the necessary standard of actually giving you weight loss results, because they are not at all applicable.

The Skinny

We would not recommend using Dexatrim Max Slim Packs. They do not actually promote weight loss, and they do not promote any other benefits. Dexatrim Max Slim Packs are a waste of time and money, and even with just 65 combined milligrams of caffeine, you could still suffer side effects from that caffeine in some cases. So we would obviously be careful of this formula just like any other Dexatrim formula really.