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In brief, What is Acai Berry Maxx?
From all appearances, Acai Berry Maxx seems remarkably similar to many of the other acai berry supplements available on the market. In fact, even the official website closely resembles a lot of the sites for the other brands, including the colors, design and graphics. Much of the information given is similar too.
For example, Acai Berry Maxx uses quotes from certain television shows that have featured stories regarding the health benefits of the acai berry and shows pictures of certain celebrities (including Rachel Ray who ‘seems to be in love with acai berry!’), insinuating that they are somehow affiliated with the brand.
The Acai Berry Maxx does provide reasonably good information about the use of superfoods and the acai berry in terms of their abilities to help prevent certain diseases such as cancer, alzheimers, and strokes. Pertaining to this, they show information from the University of Florida, which performed studies on the acai berry, proving that it did have the potential for destroying cancer cells.
The Acai Berry Maxx manufacturers, FX Supplements, show no customer testimonials for their product, nor do they have any FAQ section. In fact, most of the one-page site is devoted to ordering the free trial of the pill where they use the questionable sales ploy of urging the customer to order within the next four minutes to avoid disappointment (in the case of Acai Berry Maxx, there is even a clock on the site that counts down the minutes!).
Details Of Acai Berry Maxx
There is next to no information regarding the Acai Berry Maxx product. No ingredient list is shown, which is obviously a concern to anyone with food sensitivities or allergies.
It is known that the acai berry is rich in vitamins A, B1 and E, and is also a good source of omega fats, which will have a positive effect on the consumer’s health. However, because it is not known how much of the berry is in this particular formula, it is impossible to say just how effective it would be. Although the company claims that Acai Berry Maxx will help produce a flatter tummy, increase energy and detoxify the system, there is absolutely no evidence to back this up.
What’s Good in Acai Berry Maxx?
- The acai berry is a good source of vitamins and a powerful anti-oxidant
- The company for Acai Berry Maxx do encourage that the product is used in conjunction with an ‘active lifestyle’
- The acai berry has proven effective in preventing certain diseases
- Acai Berry Maxx has received good independent reviews
What’s Bad in Acai Berry Maxx?
- No ingredients are listed on the Acai Berry Maxx website
- The information provided is almost identical to a number of other acai containing products
- No dosage information is provided
- There is no FAQ section or customer testimonials shown
- The free trial only provides a 10-day supply of the product
- The customer is enrolled into the auto-ship program when ordering the free trial
- Acai Berry Maxx is more expensive than similar brands
In Summary – Acai Berry Maxx Review
Although the company urges the consumer to order the free trial, customers should be aware that by doing so, unless the order is canceled within 10 days, they will start being sent and charged for, a supply of the product every 30 days.
There are many problems with this: firstly, ten days from the day of order does not give the consumer enough time to adequately judge the product and secondly, there have been reports that once enrolled into the auto-ship program, it can be very hard to cancel.
Without knowing exactly what is in this product it is impossible to comfortably recommend it, particularly when it is one of the more expensive of the acai berry brands on the market, costing $79.95 per month.
