Skinny Boost

Fat Burning Energy Drink

Energy drinks are all the rage these days, from skate-boarding teenagers to corporate executives, everyone seems to be on the energy drink train.  Most people are just sipping for the caffeine, but others are using them as an aid to workout harder and lose more weight.  Skinny Boost was made for the latter as a supply of energy and a metabolic boost.

The Skinny on Skinny Boost

So what makes an energy drink like Skinny Boost worth $55 per box of drink mixes?  You can buy regular, highly-caffeinated, carbonated energy drinks for a few bucks per 16 oz can.  These are slightly cheaper per drink, but you have to mix it yourself.

If you check out the official website, you’ll find nothing but caffeine, basic vitamins, green tea, and a “proprietary blend” of who knows what (they don’t tell you).  This is a little concerning.  I mean, they don’t even have any taurine or guarana or ginseng.  They warn you profusely that you shouldn’t take about the recommended dose as there would be too much caffeine, so you’re looking at a risk of insomnia and/or jitteriness. Essentially, this drink mix is a less-comprehensive energy drink that you have to mix yourself.

The Bottom Line

Aside from the high price and fairly unimpressive ingredients, the company also signs you up for an auto-ship program, which mean’s they’ll keep sending you stuff and charging you money automatically.  My conclusion is that this is a slightly below-average product marketed in a slightly deceptive way.  I do not recommend it.

The real bottom line for any serious dieter (and consumer) is the effectiveness/dollar ratio.  The products below were rated highest about hundreds of other diet pills for giving you the most ‘bang for your buck’…