SlimQuick Energy is designed to give women that energy boost they seek and improve brain function and alertness. The hope is that this energy boost will also increase metabolism, and thus increase the rate at which the body burns stored fats right? Maybe.

Does SlimQuick Energy work?

As an energy booster, I would say it’s got the potential.  Based solely on the ingredients, it looks similar to other energy boosters.  The product contains caffeine, ginseng and a lot of vitamins. These vitamins will help the body function properly.  The blend, which contains the caffeine and ginseng, will provide the energy boost.

As we alluded to before, there really isn’t anything special going on here.  They are all known supplements; they’re used often in other products and have solid track records.

But if you’re hoping that it may aid with fat loss, you might be a little disappointed.  Sure the metabolic rate might increase a tad, but I don’t know if it’s going to be enough to make much of an impact.

Are there negative side effects to SlimQuick Energy?

Because of that caffeine content, there is the potential for side effects.  Those could include feeling jittery, sleeplessness and an elevated heart rate.

Price

It is a little pricy.  At first the $4.99 price tag seems like a good deal but that’s just the charge per single serving. That means things can get expensive it you’re taking it twice daily like they recommend you do.

The Good

• Decent Ingredients
• Could provide energy boost

The Bad

• Expensive
• Won’t do much for weight loss
• Potential for side effects

The way we see it

It’s a little over priced for an energy booster, but that aside the ingredients are solid and should provide you with a jolt of energy.  There is the potential for side effects (which are common with most energy boosters) and it won’t really help you lose weight.