describing itself as a “60 day accelerator program.” It was sold at one time through a company called Complete Nutrition, and there are still complaints to this day about how it didn’t work.

Occasionally, I see advertisements about it as if it still exists. But so far, it seems pretty sketchy. It has even disappeared from the Complete Nutrition website, which got a lot of complaints about not just bad, but horrible customer service. I assume it must still exist on eBay and other auction sites or through extremely small third party retailers.

With this in mind, Reveal Extreme has 3 different pieces, a couple of which have certain sleep aids that supposedly induce relaxation to help you to sleep at night while you simultaneously lose weight. But our focus is obviously on the weight loss ingredients like synephrine, evodiamine, and caffeine, all of which could promote results.

But judging by what I’ve seen, customers are not happy. There are multiple complaints about no results, plenty of side effects, and Reveal Extreme does not have a big name like BSN to prop it up anyway. I’ve read about plenty of side effects, and it’s pretty clear that Reveal Extreme doesn’t have the clinically proven amounts of anything.

If it were just one person complaining, I wouldn’t completely dismiss it. But I’d take it with a grain of salt. After all, if 90 people are saying it works and 1 is saying it’s crap, I’m going to err on the side of the 90. But in this case, 90 are saying it’s crap and I have yet to find one that says otherwise.

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