What is Xenadrine RZR-X?

Xenadrine RZR-X is supposed to be a weight loss pill that can deliver visible weight loss results while increasing energy levels and mental clarity.  If you’ve investigated weight loss pill before, you know this claim is duplicated by hundreds of other weight loss products on the market.

So we’ll do what we do with so many other products…we’ll tell you if this product is worth the $60 asking price. You know what, we’ll just save you the trouble and tell you it’s not. In the next few paragraphs we’ll tell you how we came to that conclusion.

What are the ingredients inside Xenadrine RZR-X?

First and foremost our reason for not recommending the product has a lot to do with the ingredients in the pill. Some are good, some are useless; it’s pretty standard to round out a weight loss pill with “filler” ingredients but in Xenadrine RZR-X’s case I think they put too much of an emphasis on these types of ingredients along with ingredients with questionable reputations.

The makers of Xenadrine RZR-X use a lot of stimulants in the pill, which can result in various unwanted side effects. If your body is unprepared for these side effects they have been known to present health problems in the intestines, nervous system and even your heart. So be smart about what you put into your body.

The formula uses a couple of different blends or complexes to try and induce this weight loss. We’re typically not big fans of blends because it’s hard to tell how effective the pill is when individual ingredient amounts aren’t listed. There are four major blends in Xenadrine RZR-X.  The first blend is called the “Oxiburn” complex and it’s a mixture of four ingredients: Yerba Mate, Guarana, Caffeine and Damiana.

It’s not uncommon to see Guarana and Damiana together as they’re so closely related. These two are also often times mixed with Yerba Mate as well. These ingredients are similar in effect to the fourth ingredient in the complex: caffeine.  The total mgs of the blend is 1066 and while that’s a decent amount, that number probably is a little shy of what it should be. Caffeine alone needs about 400mg per capsule to be effective. Even if we assume they put in the correct amount of caffeine that doesn’t leave a whole lot left for the other ingredients.

The second complex is called “Myodrene RFA-X” and it includes Yohimbine, Muira, Puama Bark and Ginko leaf. Here is where the ingredients start to get watered down. Yohimbine is a common inclusion in weight loss ingredients but we’re unsure exactly as to why – the ingredient may have little effect in weight loss. It’s actually seen more as a sexual stimulant for men then anything else. The other three ingredients are healthy additions but have little to do with the actual weight loss process.

Now to the third blend called CytoMelt. This is an amnio acid mixed blend containing ingredients such as L-Ornithine, Saw Palmetto, Inositol and L-lysine. The goal of these amino acids is to increase the transfer of fatty acids found in the blood stream to the cell for burning. Some question if this process actually leads to weight loss; there seems to be mixed thoughts on the role amino acid supplements play in weight loss.

The good

  • Uses some solid ingredients
  • Built solid brand equity in their brand
  • Solid marketing campaign

The bad

  • Formula may be too weak to drive results
  • Could lead to averse side effects
  • No money-back guarantee?

The way we see it

There’s a high chance you’ll be disappointed in Xenadrine RZR-X. Unfortunately the pill just isn’t strong enough in the right areas to help you achieve the results you seek. And because their money-back guarantee is MIA it’s hard to know if you can protect your investment with any kind of return policy. Simply put: keep on lookin’, you can do better.