Colvera

* Colvera – does not contain the wildly popular appetite suppressant Hoodia. Colvera liquid capsules contain – Collagen Protein, Aloe Vera, Vegetable Glycerin and additional ingredients listed at the website.

* Collagen Protein – is another name for common gelatin. In the body it makes up connective tissues such as (skin and ligaments). It is often used in weightlifting products because it is a relatively inexpensive source of protein. No serious adverse side effects are known to exist, but more studies are still needed to determine if it alone is truly beneficial for weight management.

* Aloe Vera - can have effectiveness as a topical anti-irritant. Internally used as a diuretic, Aloe Vera is a common in colon cleansing products.

* Vegetable Glycerin - is commonly used in products, it is a derivatives of mineral oil which draws water from the air to the skin's surface and also prevents the product from losing water and drying out over time. Internally, it acts as a lubricant.

* Colvera - also does not contain the patented fat burner Advantra-Z®.

The makers of Colvera claims to place importance on your inquiry.

We were curious if the company had any additional positive testimonials as we found only a few at the website. However, we tried calling the provided number and were put on hold for over 4 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. The website offers information on its products, but is mostly, in our opinion a simple advertisement for its product. We were unable to contact a representative as to how long this formulation had been on the market.

We found this posted at the website:

“Will Colvera interfere with any medications I take? No, there are no reported interactions. However, as with any new medication or supplement, you should consult your physician.”

• Has a few testimonials
• No ephedrine
• Product does not contain caffiene

• Not truly for immediate weight loss
• Does not contain an active fat burner
• Is not intended to replace diet and exercise
• Scarcity of studies on the active ingredients
• Does not contain the appetite suppressant Hoodia

Colvera on the surface seems to be marketed as a somewhat similar weight loss product. It is a relatively new product. The concept being sold here is that since collagen is “very important” for your body, that it can help you loose weight. Read the ingredients yourself, the product does not contain either an appetite suppressant or an active fat burner. Sure supporting nutritional health is fine, but the product was not designed to aid in weight management.

The principal difference between liquid filled capsules and traditional capsules comes down to marketing hype. Pharmaceutical companies, for generations, have relied on powder filled capsules in delivering the product directly into the bloodstream. We believe you should take the correct amount and this is best accomplished in a pre-measured traditional capsule. Colvera does not offer enough customer testimonials and the lack of supporting research on the active ingredients at this time, leads us not to be overly impressed. Even with that reason aside, if you wanted to try it, they do not offer a free trial.