Razor 8
Monday, December 10th, 2007
Razor 8
Razor 8 is a fairly inexpensive diet supplement at $16 per bottle. It claims to help suppress your appetite and to help you burn that extra fat. The question is does it work?
Pros
The main unique ingredient we are looking at with Razor 8 is Clary Sage (salvia sclarea) extract, which is known to be an effective aid in burning fat as causes the body to rely more on fat cells for energy. The other ingredients included in Razor 8 are all pretty basic.
I am happy to see ingredients like Green Tea Powder, White Willow Powder, and Ginseng, all of which are welcome additions to a good supplement.
Cons
The overall concentration of the mix is a bit weak. That is, the individual concentrations of each of these ingredients appears to be too low to make a significant difference for you.
In general, the company and the official website do little to describe what each of these ingredients will do for you or cite any scientific evidence regarding their effectiveness. Therefore I can only tell you that if you are looking to invest in some Razor 8, you will be buying yourself a pretty-colored bottle of uncertainty.
Conclusion
I do not recommend Razor 8 for its lack of information and scientific evidence as well as the low concentrations of its key ingredients. It’s not a bad mix for a diet supplement, but there is little information to say it’s reliable and simply cannot be the best out there.



