Natrol is an herbal/nutraceutical company that is based in California and sells several different weight-loss supplements, Carb Intercept being one of them. The goal of Carb Intercept is to help the consumer lose weight without them having to give up the foods that they love.

Carb Intercept is intended to convert carbohydrates into energy before they store in the body as fat. The main ingredient in Carb Intercept is Phase 2 Starch Neutralizer, which obviously works to convert carbohydrates/starches into energy.

Carb Intercept Pros

- Carb Intercept is cheap and can be purchased by the bottle

- There is plenty of customer feedback for the consumer to read and research

- There is a thorough list of the ingredients listed under Product Information

- Under the link in the sidebar, Natrol Quality Uncompromised, there is a list of standards that Natrol is governed by, which might make the consumer feel more comfortable purchasing the product

Carb Intercept Cons

- There is no money-back guarantee if you are unhappy with the product

- The product is cheap, which could mean that the ingredients in Natrol’s products are not very high quality, cheap product could equal cheap results

- The recommended dosage is six capsules per day, so you can go through a bottle in a week, depending on which bottle that you purchase.

Carb Intercept Conclusion

Natrol seems like a fairly legitimate company that sells a legitimate product. For the consumer that doesn’t want to spend a ton of money losing weight, this may be the product for you. Generally speaking, it is smartest to spend a little extra money and get a product that has competitive industry ingredients that can assuredly work, than to spend less money on a product that might work. There is plenty of contact information for the consumer and a history of the company available to be read. It might help to research the company by calling them to get a feel of how helpful they may or may not be once you purchase the product.