Colon Xtra Cleanse
Overview
For those wishing to learn more about the Colon Xtra Cleanse product, the official website is certainly not the best place to look. Although the website has a fresh, professional image, there is very little information contained in it, simply an explanation of toxin build-up and the need for regular detoxification. There are a handful of testimonials, but no FAQ section or, more importantly, ingredient list.
Judging from what is written in the testimonials, the main focus of Colon Xtra Cleanse is allowing users to lose weight through a more efficient elimination process. However, there is no mention of using the product in conjunction with diet or exercise for added benefits.
More thorough descriptions of Colon Xtra Cleanse can be found on websites that promote and sell the product, many of which are sites that specialize in other ‘As Seen on TV’ products.
The Product
Colon Xtra Cleanse is a two part process that promotes maximum elimination without causing some common side effects such as cramping, bloating and general stomach discomfort. It uses a blend of 33 natural ingredients to cleanse the lymphatic system and vital organs, ridding the body of unwelcome toxins and parasites. 
The first part, the ‘Cleanse’, consists of Slippery Elm, Aloe Leaf, White Oak Bark, Blue Vervain, Gentian (which actually refers to several plants), and Goldseal. The amounts of the ingredients are disclosed as they are not in a proprietary blend. The ingredients in the second part, the ‘detox’ process, does contain a proprietary blend which consists of Fennel, Ginger, Dandelion, Hawthorne Berries, Yarrow Flower, Skullcap, Alfalfa, Cranberry and Fenugreek. In addition to this blend, it also contains Iodine and Calcium.
Both parts are to be taken at a dose of 2 capsules per day, but no indication is given as to the best time of day.
The Good
- All the ingredients in Colon Xtra Cleanse are natural and herbal
- The website shows customer testimonials
- The site explains the need for regular detoxification
The Bad
- No clinical trials were performed on Colon Xtra Cleanse
- There is no money-back guarantee
- No free trials or special offers are shown
- No ingredient list is shown on the official website
- It is unclear exactly how Colon Xtra Cleanse should be taken
- The site offers no FAQ section
- There are no positive independent consumer reviews available online
- Colon Xtra Cleanse seems to only be available to purchase online
The Bottom Line
Some consumers may be tempted to try Colon Xtra Cleanse due to its reasonable price which is $29.95 for the two-part kit. However, given the lack of information or reviews for the product it is very unlikely that anyone would want to try it especially when there are so many similar products available.
The makers of Colon Xtra Cleanse would be wise to market their product in a more comprehensive, user-friendly way, and until they do, the consumer would be advised to buy an alternative cleanser.
