Nuvagenic, when consumers speak out

NUVAGENIC is a slimming pill containing extracts of the famous African Mango (Irvingia Gabonensis, its real name).

Unfortunately, we first heard about this product because of complaints from consumers who said they hadn’t received their orders despite having withdrawn payment amounts from their accounts.

Despite this, we decided to give Nuvagenic the benefit of the doubt and see if it could be your next weight-loss drug!

Nuvagenic promises to help you lose weight naturally, quickly and, above all, safely.

We’re aware that’s what all weight loss supplements promise, but we’re going to test this new pill before delivering our verdict.

Presentation of Nuvagenic

Nuvagenic is a relatively new slimming pill.

It’s marketed via a flash website with loads of models showing off their slim waists, as well as “before/after” photos coupled with alleged testimonials from users who have lost weight spectacularly. Some even claim to have lost 20 kilos or more.

We’ll find out below whether these claims are true and well-founded.

The manufacturer of Nuvagenic states that its formula was developed at the University of Yaoundé in Cameroon and promises weight loss of up to 4 kg per month if you take Nuvagenic and follow a diet and exercise program.

As we all know, African Mango extracts are a very popular ingredient these days, forming part of the composition of many slimming pills.

In this sense, Nuvagenic is nothing new, but part of the existing range of African Mango-based slimming pills.

To its great misfortune, Nuvagenic has been the subject of a large number of consumer complaints.

Many consumers did not receive their already paid-for orders, and then failed to contact the manufacturer to claim a refund or at least delivery of their supplement.

Nuvagenic’s official website does not provide complete information on the manufacturer, nor does it give exact details of where the pill is produced.

Nuvagenic is delivered all over the world, probably by local resellers, but it seems to be shipped mainly from the USA.

Nuvagenic is owned by Down Range Ltd, a UK company founded in 2011.

However, on further investigation, we discovered that this company is identified as a non-trading company. This raised our suspicions, especially as Nuvagenic is present all over the net, in several countries.

ALERT Nuvagenic scam:
No complete and detailed list of ingredients, a large number of consumer complaints and it’s impossible to contact the manufacturer to make a claim.

What Nuvagenic wants to do for you

Nuvagenic claims to help you “regain a dream body” and its 4 essential actions are:

• Eliminate excess weight;
• Make your body firmer;
• Boost your metabolism;
• Increase your energy.

The manufacturer’s claims are based on the super-ingredients that make up the Nuvagenic pill, which are – moreover – recommended by doctors. In fact, when you visit the site, you’ll notice a photo of a gentleman in a white coat holding a bottle of Nuvagenic pills. It looks more like an actor or a subject posing for money.

Nuvagenic is also said to be recommended by consumers around the world. However, we were unable to find any real positive testimonials for this supplement.

Ingredients of Nuvagenic

Nuvagenic is a slimming pill that contains African Mango extract, as well as 4 other ingredients.

These ingredients, to be frank, sound interesting; but we don’t know the exact composition, so we can’t know whether they’re present in effective doses or not.

And even if the ingredients have been clinically tested separately, it’s still important to us that the tests focus on their total combination, i.e. the mixture contained in a single pill.

Because even if there are some good ingredients, we still wonder whether their combination in a single pill will have an effective weight-loss effect?

The lack of information on exact dosage means we can’t answer this question.

1. AFRICAN MANGO :
Several research studies have been carried out on African Mango extracts. They have shown that they can produce moderate weight loss.

However, only natural extracts have been studied. Extracts synthesized in pill form have not yet been tested.

See also our article on this ingredient.

2. ACAI BERRY :
This is the famous antioxidant-rich Brazilian superfood with countless health benefits.

Some research suggests that it increases metabolism.

3. GREEN TEA:
Green tea is an antioxidant food that can speed up metabolism and stimulate fat burning.

4. CAFFEINE:
Caffeine powder is a powerful stimulant.

However, when consumed in high doses, it can cause a number of side effects, particularly on the heart rate.

5. GRENADINE :
This is a natural anti-inflammatory that contains ascorbic acid (vitamin C).

Side effects of Nuvagenic

We believe that Nuvagenic is a safe pill, but it may contain a high amount of caffeine and could therefore be harmful to some people.

High doses of caffeine increase energy levels in the body, but may give rise to certain side effects such as sleep disorders, nervousness, increased heart rate, mood swings and headaches.

Find out more about the effects of this substance, read this article Wikipedia article.

Are there any user testimonials?

It’s very difficult to find real testimonials from Nuvagenic consumers.

Unfortunately, the majority of feedbacks come from users who are still waiting for their orders to be delivered. And most of these people are beginning to feel that they’ve been scammed.

The complaints come from consumers in various countries around the world.

The growing number of complaints has considerably damaged the reputation of Nuvagenic and the company that markets it.

Will Nuvagenic succeed make you lose weight?

Nuvagenic could help you lose weight… or not!

On the official website, the manufacturer states that you need to follow a diet and sports program to observe the most modest weight loss possible.

Average weight loss is assumed to be 4kg per month, or 1kg per week.

This average can be achieved simply by combining diet and sport!

What’s more, with the caffeine in Nuvagenic, you’ll feel more active and you’ll automatically be able to do more sport.

How about a coffee to replace Nuvagenic?

The real problem with Nuvagenic is that we don’t know exactly how much of each component it contains, so we can’t judge its effectiveness.

Without scientific proof or documented clinical studies to back it up, we can’t rely on the manufacturer’s claims alone!

The other major problem is that it’s almost impossible to test it, because apparently no one has been able to receive it!

There’s a real delivery problem, and a large number of Internet users have paid money without actually receiving their supplements.

On the Nuvagenic Facebook page, comments and complaints are pouring in in all languages and from all countries.

There’s no way this is just a coincidence – something is seriously wrong!

How get Nuvagenic?

Nuvagenic can be ordered via the product’s official website or on the manufacturer’s Facebook page.

Its price becomes very high when you add delivery charges.

For a bottle of 30 pills, which corresponds to a one-month course of treatment, you’ll have to pay around 51.30 euros.

What guarantee does Nuvagenic offer?

There is no money-back guarantee.

You can return faulty products, but you should contact the company in advance.

However, we will not refund your order or replace any supplements purchased.

According to the manufacturer, returns are accepted if you’re not satisfied or if the pill doesn’t work.

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