Forskolin Fit Pro is a weight loss pill made to help get rid of any stored fat, while making sure it doesn’t come back. It contains just one ingredient in Forskolin, and the company mentions this brand has the most potent version of it.
It’s advised to take it for at least 2 to 3 months for optimal results. They also say that this brand is safe to use, and that it’s been shown to increase metabolism better than just diet and exercise alone. The 4 ways it’s intended to do this is by activating fat burning messengers, breaking down fat, retaining lean muscle mass, and preventing fat from building up. Are all these claims actually true? What kinds of results are possible, if any? Featured in this Forskolin Fit Pro review is all the information needed to make an informed decision.
No official supplements facts list is offered, but the company does mention there is just one active ingredient:
Forskolin (Coleus Forskohlii) 250 mg |
Forskolin (Coleus Forskohlii): Extract of the Coleus Forskohlii plant, it’s been used in India and parts of Asia as a medicine for treating heart disorders and respiratory issues.
It does have an effect of stimulating heartbeat and widening blood vessels, which shows a benefit for lowering overall blood pressure.
Web MD has mentioned that there’s insufficient evidence to show a positive effect towards obesity. Examine.com has added that it’s:
“still being researched for its effects on testosterone and fat loss”
Therefore, not enough information is available to show whether or not it’s safe. This brand also provides 250 mg, which equals 500 mg at twice a day. However, research into what’s a safe ineffective dose is unknown. Examine.com also adds:
“Further research is needed to determine the optimal… dose”
A study by Baylor Universities Exercise & Sport Nutrition Laboratory was done on the same amount added to this formula. The analysis showed that:
“CF (Coleus Forskohlii) does not appear to promote weight loss”
It did show an effect for raising testosterone, but this effect is potentially dangerous, as unregulated hormones can lead to problems. Also, women who raise their testosterone can suffer from unwanted side effects such as balding, infertility, and ovarian syndrome.
Without seeing the supplements facts label it’s unknown if there’s potentially dangerous inactive ingredients. This can include binders, fillers, artificial ingredient, food coloring’s thickeners and much more.
Since there’s just one active ingredient in Forskolin, and the company fails to provide any clinical studies, one has to rely on scientific studies outside the manufacturers.
The available evidence has shown both no effect on reducing weight, and a potential increase in testosterone, which can be potentially damaging to both men and women. Without further information, it’s unknown if using this ingredient can lead to long-term negative effects.
Before being able to see the total price, the official website forces customers to list their sensitive contact information. This includes full name, email, address, and phone number.
After typing in that information there’s mention of a 50% discount applied to shipping, which drops it from $10 to $5. The company requires one to add their credit card information at this point.
This is all for what the company claims to be a free trial bottle. However, if one does not cancel their trial after 15 days, an automatic monthly enrollment plan is offered at $79.99 with added shipping.
This means one-month supply costs:
$79.99/30= $2.66 for a daily serving.
All purchases have to be made using their month-to-month payment plan. One cannot purchase this product without an automatic monthly credit card charge.
This practice has been criticized since it’s a way for companies to lock people into sometimes difficult to escape contracts. It’s also technically a legal way to make sure people don’t escape being charged. Some businesses will often have down phone lines, and unreceptive customer service agents, which are hard to deal with.
The high price of $79.99 for a month’s supply of one ingredient in Forskolin is incredibly high, especially since it has not been proven to be an effective weight loss ingredient.
Without any evidence provided by the makers of Forkolin Fit Pro, there’s no good reason to believe it’s actually useful for weight loss.
It isn’t until you offer your contact information that the company mentions it runs an auto renewal program.
This means that one is locked into a monthly contract that charges $79.99 for a bottle each month.
Their FAQ section offers a description but they never mention what it takes to use this program, they mention:
“easiest way for you to receive a regular monthly supply”
“guarantees that you receive a new 60-capsule bottle”
They make it seem as if one has an option to buy bottles outside the contract. However, they only offer an auto renewal plan instead of individual purchases. They claim that if you try their free trial program that you have to cancel within 15 days.
The problem with this is they also add that you should use it for:
“at least 2-3 months or optimal results”
So one has to decide within just 15 days whether or not they want to use this product any further, even though it can take upwards of 3 months to achieve optimal results. They never explain what these results will look like either. This large time frame will ensure people pay up to $239.97 in order to see what the benefits might be, which isn’t guaranteed.
The potentially dangerous part of this auto renewal plan is that the company does not mention this is the only way you can purchase this product. This forces you to have to sign up for a contract with this unknown company in order to simply try their supplement.
The company goes by the same name except shortened, ForskolinFitPro, they can be reached via phone only:
Phone Number: (888) 221-2554
After typing in their toll free number in an Internet search, it shows that the company also sells other supplements and even a facial cream.
None of these websites actually provide a company name. However, one company called Lifestyle Direct claims to offer customer support via email and phone, and this phone matches the same toll free number provided by the company.
It’s unknown why the company fails to provide a real name, and it’s unknown if the claimed ForskolinFitPro is actually the real manufacturers business name. This type of confusion is often intentional from manufacturers who want to avoid a buildup of negative customer reviews.
No further information is available about where the company operates.
There are a few testimonials offered, but no outside customer reviews on the quality are featured anywhere.
One website claims to offer a review to this brand, however, this site links right back to an order page that the company runs.
One website did have 3 reviews on the company itself however:
“I need to find out how to cancel this ‘order”
“It doesn’t work and they steal your money”
“These people are a scam. Buyer Beware!”
“was not able to get my money back”
It’s questionable whether or not the company is legitimate, due to there only being negative reviews about the auto renewal program, it’s unknown if this product is truly being sold legitimately.
A review of Forskolin Fit Pro showed it to have the following:
There’s no positive customer reviews available that aren’t supplied by the owners themselves. Another issue is the lack of information about the company, since only a phone number is offered.
They also enroll people into an automatic contract of $79.99 for a months supply, and customers mention it’s impossible to escape this plan.