Certified Acai Reviews

Certified Acai is quick to claim that you can fight fat and fatigue with one amazing formula.  Of course, they rely on the simple and awesome power of the superfruit known as acai to reeducate you about your future weight management plan.  This being said, they also give you a “lean for life weight loss management plan”, even offering you a “risk free trial.”   They talk about all the media publicity surrounding acai including ABC, supposedly WebMD, Today, and CNN.

Actually, WebMD doesn’t really support natural treatments in general.  In fact they stay far away from them or tell you that they cannot be counted on.  So we don’t know where they are finding their information.  However, the simple fact is that when you sign up for this “risk free trial”, within a few days, they start sending you expensive auto ship orders.

So how does it work?  Now it’s supposed to provide you with easier and lasting weight loss as well as fighting fatigue among other things by using acai.  The reality is that acai doesn’t do this.  There are pros and cons to acai.  But unfortunately, in this market, any product based solely around acai is guaranteed to not provide you with real or lasting results.  This being said, acai does provide various vitamins and minerals.  However, it does not actually provide you with any colon cleansing or weight loss components at all.

The only sites that will really talk about this site in any positive way are either paid off by them, created by them, or talking about all the supposed benefits of acai.  These sites are uninformed or misinformed to say the least, and they will not give you any real information.  The reality is that acai is not capable of the things they like to talk about.  But of course they aren’t going to admit that in a million years.  The only thing that will eventually make them go away is people not buying their product.

This being said, they don’t even bother giving you a full ingredients list.  There are a few very basic and surprisingly cheap ingredients that could ideally cleanse the body and otherwise give the results that Certified Acai talks about.  You will not find them here, because obviously if they had them, they would show off a potentially effective formula.

With all of this in mind, we would be far mistaken to ever recommend Certified Acai.  It does not promote weight loss, it does not promote results in general, and frankly speaking colon cleansing is the farthest thing from their potential abilities.  This being said, there are plenty of other valid and useful weight loss supplements and colon cleansers for that matter that do provide you with the results you are looking for.

There are plenty of other products out there that actually give you the results you are looking for, and they actually help you to lose weight in general.  They give you the ability to cleanse your colon and other vital organs, and we would highly suggest that you look into these products instead.  With those, you might actually get any benefits in general.

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  1. I had a very bad experience with this so-called great product! I should have made more research and read reviews before ordering online. A bottle of Certified Acai was delivered to me for a 30-day trial and after trying it for 3 weeks, I realized that there was no effect and I didn’t lose any weight at all, unless I really cut down on my food and did lot of exercise. So I called customer service to return the product but a lady called ‘Heather’ told me that it usually took 2 months to see results. She said I should finish off the first bottle and another bottle will be delivered to me and I only had to pay a total of $48.72 for the 2 bottles. The offer was a good deal so I agreed to pay $48.62 for 2 bottles of Certified Acai to try for 2 months to see results. The amount was charged to my credit card account promptly. Unfortunately, the second bottle never arrived! After 2 weeks of waiting, I called customer service and another lady told me that there was no such offer of 2 bottles for $48.72!!!! Obviously the fake offer was to stop me from returning the first bottle and to make me pay $48.72 for it! The name and address on the catalogue is Certified Acai/Shannon, LLC, 44 Manson Libby Rd, PO Box 10 Scarborough, ME 04070, website: /*Links Removed*/. I would call this company a big SCAM

  2. I agree with Anita. This is a big scam. Total they have changed me about $90 so far and there is no return policy. I order the free trial and they changed web site membership plus the next months bottle and shipping and delivery. All this without letting me know. If they are honest , they will customer know that they are going to charge for web site membership plus next delivery will be automatic.

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