PomClear Reviews

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When looking for PomClear, the first thing we saw was a complaints board. There were complaints about the customer service not answering, about never getting a response, about scam related “free trial offers”, about problems in general. Apparently, they can relieve chronic fatigue, low energy levels, constipation, bloating, bad breath, and “excess pounds you can’t get rid of.”

Basically, they start off using pomegranate. They call it the healthiest fruit in the world, claiming it has “legendary powers”, which really is a joke. Pomegranate doesn’t rank as high as acai, let alone a blueberry in antioxidant power and other benefits as we know them. As far as all of those benefits they name, pomegranate does not do that.

Now they have based a large number of cleanses on superfruits, and pomegranate is a superfruit. But the thing to realize is that a superfruit does not actually cleanse the body. A superfruit has high amounts of vitamins, high amounts of antioxidants, and other proven benefits. A superfruit DOES NOT promote weight loss, and it certainly does not promote a cleansing effect on the body.

They now sell this product on the general market, available through third party retailers without a free trial offer, which is the only thing keeping it alive right now. They defer responsibility in general onto third party retailers that may well be more impressive and otherwise show greater results in general as far as giving you your money back and that kinds of stuff goes.

PomClear is one of the only products stupid enough to use pomegranate or focus on pomegranate. This should tell you something. It’s partly because you can find it in any grocery store, which is why blueberry isn’t focused on quite as much. So it’s not necessarily a bad thing. But at the same point, this fruit, which was once meant to be exclusively the food of the dead, does not actually have the antioxidant and vitamin power of other fruits. It’s not just about the notoriety.

Now of course, we are not saying in this that you should go out and buy an acai product instead or for that matter the exotic maqui berry or any others that you will not find in your local grocery store, Being exotic does not make them any better, despite what advertisers may tell you. Just realize, they’re all scams, and there is no fruit, superfruit or not, that can actually promote cleansing or weight loss benefits in general.

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