Appress

We were curious if the company had a list of active ingredients and we tried calling the provided number and were put on hold for over 3 minutes.

The experience, in our opinion, was more sales oriented than consumer based. They do however; recommend that if you have any further questions to email at their forum. The website offers basic information on its retail products, and is mostly, in our opinion a simple order page.

One of the most curious parts of this product is that the company, it seems wants customers to believe that they may be affiliated with a medical company or a doctor. It is important to note, as we all know, herbal supplements cannot be prescribed by doctors.

We found this quote printed at the website:

“In very rare cases, diarrhea may occur. If so, reduce the dosage and build back up to the full dosage over a one-week period. If symptoms persist, stay on the lower dosage for an additional week and build back up over a two-week period.”

We appreciate companies who feature dedicated customer service departments.

• Posts a few testimonials
• Displays usage warnings
• Is manufactured in the United States
• Recommends physical exercise in addition to the product

• Does not post actual ingredients at the official website
• Appress® – Does not offer a free trial sample
• May not contain the appetite suppressant Hoodia
• Is a relatively expensive option

In conclusion, Appress® appears to be fairly new on the market. We tend to see and review many of these types of products. But, the idea of a capsule being advertised as a “way to manage your serum glucose level” really caught our attention. The product is one that seems to be associated with the need for a special diet and exercise. Buyers beware; the website does not even disclose all of the products specific ingredients. We only recommend companies who publish all ingredients and any possible allergens that may be contained in their products. We find it absolutely necessary to be able to recommend a product based on its allergen agreeability. We tried to speak with someone from the makers of Appress®, but it seems communication is via email.

In this day and age, a company who hides it’s ingredients behind the term “a proprietary blend” is not acceptable. The product is a prime example of another one of the Internet’s “me too” formulations. Even with that reason aside, if you wanted to try it, they do not offer a free sample.


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