Weight loss supplements have taken center stage in the media recently with each new one claiming to work more efficiently than the other. One of such products is the Bari Drops that claims to offer a total transformation without having to go to the gym.
In this article we will analyze all these claims and see if it is indeed a miracle supplement or another expensive scam.
Product Description
Bari Drops is a weight loss supplement that claims to aid in the facilitation of weight loss by inhibiting appetite, enhancing metabolism and increasing energy levels.
It is marketed as a faster method that targets fat directly and promotes a better rate of absorption in the body as opposed to the “traditional methods”. It promises an easy way to lose weight daily without strict diets or heavy exercise.
It boasts of its effectiveness and its unique blend of all natural ingredients known for their fat-burning properties among others.
Ingredients:
- Bacopa Monneiri Powder
- Collagen Type 2
- Grape Seed Extract
- Stone Root Powder
- Motherwort Extract
- Gotu Kola Root Extract
- Vitamin C
This product is sold for $39 per bottle but they offer discounts on more purchase.
Pros – What Customers Loved About Bari Drops
Appetite Inhibitions:
Most customer reviews claimed that this supplement did indeed reduce their cravings and helped in reducing their overall food intake.
Weight Loss:
Some customer feedback praised this product for its help in their weight loss journey. They also claimed it helped with better digestion which further strengthens the metabolism claims made by this brand.
Smell:
Customers were pleased with the scent the Bari drops supplement emitted. There were also pleasantly surprised by its overall taste.
Energy:
There has been feedback on the increase in overall energy levels which helps users to exercise better.
Cons
Side effects:
The side effects of this supplement are pretty terrible and kept on the low by the brand. Most customers had complained on the side effects. Reports of this supplement dropping blood pressure to a dangerously low level,
Effectiveness:
Complains about this product being a dud and an overhyped but ineffective product that doesn’t even work after months of religious use. Some customers have termed this supplement as a “total scam”.
Return/Refund:
Buyer beware-they make it sound like you can return unused portions but you can’t. I’m stuck with 4 bottles of something that didn’t help after using it religiously for a month.
Several complains about the inability to return this product and the sellers’ refusal to process refunds.
Quality control:
A customer complained about his bottle turning glue like and thus was a waste. This points to an issue with the brands quality control.
Negative customer feedback:
Some customers feedback about this product haven’t been encouraging to say the least.
Red Flags Of Bari Drops
Certification:
There is no proven certification for this product. Its health claims have not been backed up by any health regulatory bodies.
Lack of scientific evidence:
There is limited scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of Bari Drops ingredients weight loss. There is also no certification to back up this brands claims.
Overly positive reviews:
There is an excess off positive reviews that sound promotional on the brands website (en-baridrops.com). This is suspicious and points to the fabrication of these supposed reviews.
BBB Warning:
The BBB (Better Business Bureau) recently released an article warning about the potential financial loss and potential health effects of using supposed weight gummies.
What To Do If You Get Scammed
Contact your bank:
Contact your bank or credit card company immediately to cancel your card. Request for a chargeback on the grounds of fraud and if unsuccessful, consider requesting arbitration from your credit card issuer to recover your funds. It’s essential to reiterate and resubmit evidence to support your claim, as this can improve your chances of getting refunded.
Check credit reports:
Request credit reports to check for any accounts opened fraudulently using your information. Consider placing a credit freeze if advised.
File a complaint:
Submit reports about the scam to the FTC, BBB [Better Business Bureau], and other consumer protection sites. You should also provide all relevant records.
Reviews:
Leave online reviews and also inform your family and friends to stop other people from falling victim to the same scam.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, there seems to be a balance between the positive and negative customer reviews on both the effectiveness and side effects of this supplement.
As usual, it is always advisable to seek medical counsel before taking any health-related medications.
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Samantha