Has anyone tried Klein-Becker products for weight loss?

[overweight.com]

They sell several very expensive weight loss products (most over $100) without even indicating their active ingredients. Seems like a scam to me (who would fork out that much $ without knowing what they are getting), but I was curious if anyone here ever tried their products, and if so, what were the results. I'd love for my first impressions to be proven wrong.

Thanks.

 

[the nature boy]

Dude do a search on Dermalin.

STAY THE FUCK AWAY!!!!! THEY FUCKING SUCK!!!!! SCAMMERS!!

I hope you get my point.

 

[overweight.com]

That's was my "gut" feeling. Unbelievably high prices, probably for nothing more than an ECA stack. I have noticed that Silver Sage does the same type of thing. Gotta give them credit for catchy ads though.

 

[the nature boy]

dude they are slick, that's for sure. Actually Klein-Becker is very similar to a major pharmacutical company, which makes them even more shady.

I still have a bottle of dermalin about 3/4 full that I'd love to shove up someones ass. If I tried to sell a bullshit product like that I'd go to jail. <sigh>

 

[riskybiz007]

stay away from companies who don't list the ingredients!!!!! can't stress that enough. Why? b/c when you read the ingredients you'll kick yourself in the ass for buying what you did for that price.

 

[overweight.com]

I called them, just for laughs. After prodding, they read the ingredients to me over the phone. It basically is a $129 ECA stack. What a joke. Their marketing imitates the look of a real pharmaceutical house, complete with a picture of a Dr. Welby look-alike!

The other company that seems to be on their level is Silver Sage. They sell a $60 ECA stack. I am in the wrong business!

 

[riskybiz007]

bro these snakes just know how to empty people's wallets. Look at Bill Phillips, i'm sure he's riding around in a beemer, living in a mansion, and has his kids college tuition paid off. Think about it... i think we should switch professions!!!!!!!!!!! lol

 

[Testoman]

These topical Klein-Becker products are a HUGE scam. They never mention their ingredients in their ads for obvious reasons. You really have to study the side panel of the TestroGel box very closely to find out what this "super secret ingredient" really is:
plain ole androstenedione for $90!!!

Testoman

 

[seeseerider]

dude they are slick, that's for sure. Actually Klein-Becker is very similar to a major pharmacutical company, which makes them even more shady.

I still have a bottle of dermalin about 3/4 full that I'd love to shove up someones ass. If I tried to sell a bullshit product like that I'd go to jail. <sigh>

similar to SmithKline Beecham....