Banital claims that you can lose weight or double your money back. Yes, it is cheesy, and they advertise through TV infomercials. But always read the fine print. They give you a 30 day money back guarantee, unless of course you fulfill all the requirements of the double your money back guarantee, in which case you would actually have to take it for at least a few months without seeing results. So you would more likely spend that money and not get it back, especially with the fact that a doctor has to recommend it in the first place.
Price: $79.95
Ingredients and Mechanism of Action:
Banital ingredients include green tea, peppermint leaf, cinnamon bark, chamomile, ginger root, licorice root, tangerine peel, chicory root, gymnema sylvestre, aloe vera, bitter melon, citrus aurantium, lycium berry, chitosan, and glucomannan.
Banital has only the most ordinary of ingredients, and while glucomannan alone requires at least 1000mg, they don’t even begin to account for that, let alone the rest of the ingredients in their proprietary blend. None of this is particularly surprising, being that they use quite a few tricks and otherwise to try to get you to buy a product that won’t actually work.
Overall Impression of Banital
Banital will not produce weight loss results. It won’t help you to achieve the benefits you are looking for, and realistically speaking you will only end up wasting more money, especially if you are hoping to get the double your money back guarantee without reading the fine print. It will not work, and you will end up disappointed having suffered quite a few side effects.