Certified Acai is one of the more popular products we’ve reviewed. It is based on the superfood known as acai, and they talk about it being the #1 superfood, being featured on all these news stations, etc, as if that lends it some kind of serious legitimacy. This being said, they make various other claims about it as a whole, ignoring the fact that the only reason acai was even considered a #1 superfood was because you won’t find it in your local grocery stores. In certain ways, more common fruits or otherwise like avocados and blueberries for example are actually much better.
Price: $64.95
Ingredients and Mechanism of Action:
The only ingredient listed in Certified Acai is acai. You should never rely on one ingredient, and they don’t. They just don’t have any ingredients that would otherwise be convincing or effective. So obviously speaking, they don’t want anybody seeing that. This being said, there are plenty of other things wrong with Certified Acai, including the fact that they use a “free trial offer” to draw you into a scam to be blatantly honest. There are plenty of other products out there that are significantly better and don’t feel the need to do this.
Overall Impression of Certified Acai
Certified Acai is a plain and simple rip off. It doesn’t give you the results you are looking for, and there’s a reason they have to rely on hype and a flashy website to try to avoid having you ask too many questions. We have requested a full ingredients list on several bases, but they continue to ignore our requests. There are too many discrepancies at best with Certified Acai, and we would definitely recommend something else.