Phenter-Patch

A patch of hope?

For so many smoker’s the patch is a great option as it deliver nicotine to help relieve their cravings,  but can the same thing work for a diet pill?  What kind of chemicals could reduce cravings?

Some diet patches deliver amounts of caffeine, which can reduce cravings and boot metabolism, but this isn’t really any better than a pill is it?  Well, Phenter-Patch claims to be a prescription-strength diet patch, which one can only assume means it has more potency than just some caffeine or other basic chemicals.

Phenter-Patch Formula

What I found on the Phenter-Patch solution was severely disappointing.  Each patch contains the following percentage breakdown of ingredients, though the company neglects to tell us exactly how much of each ingredient you’ll absorb:

• 54.7% Water
• 15% Glycerin
• 15% Sorbitol
• 5% Povidone K90
• 3% Triethanolamine
• 3% Ethanol
• 1% Hydrococtyl
• 1% Carrot Essence
• .3% Imidurea
• .005% Capsaicin

So other than the knowledge that half of what your buying is just water, you’ve also got the comfort of knowing that nothing else in this list contributes to weight loss or craving-reduction.  Glycerin and sorbitol are both essentially laxatives which are not necessarily even recommended for that purpose.  The other ingredients have a negligible effect and, lastly, capsaicin is known to cause burning when brought in contact with the skin.  It is included presumably to make you feel like the patch is actually doing something.

Phenter-Patch Conclusion

Not for any amount of money would this product be worth a try.  The “free” sample will only be a waste of shipping cost and the $40 for a 4-week supply would be a horrible waste.  Don’t even consider this product even if it has a guarantee.

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