Nutrex Research Lipo-6 Black Ultra Concentrate | Thermogenic Energizing Fat Burner Supplement, Increase Weight Loss, Energy & Intense Focus |Capsule, 60Count

Just received this morning, took at about 8:00. Did some chores and 30 minutes got on treadmill. I sweat alot more than usual. It gave me more energy to stay on treadmill longer. Come lunch time was not hungry and forced to eat, lighter then normal meal. Took 2nd pill at 2:00, felt more energy then normal and kept active to work off. For dinner again not really hungry, but at half of what i would usually eat. No craving for night time snack. Currently 196.00 goal 165. Feel good about this product. Will keep posting.

Down 10lbs in less than 2 weeks paired with calorie intake control and protein heavy meals. This is not a magic pill but paired with some dieting this is working great . Big energy boost also , can make you feel a little jittery at times but seems to be fine for me

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I normally do not leave reviews, but I honestly had to for this product. After having two tubal surgeries in one year, I started struggling with my weight and felt so frustrated because nothing seemed to work anymore. I started around 150 lbs and my weight constantly fluctuated. I tried two other weight loss supplements before this one and did not see much of a difference. I decided to give this a try, and I am honestly beyond shocked with the results. I am currently in week 2 of month 2 and I am down to 137 lbs — and the biggest thing is I have actually been able to keep the weight off. I have noticed better energy, less cravings, and more motivation throughout the day as well. Of course, everyone’s body is different, but this has personally worked amazing for me and has helped me finally start feeling confident in myself again. Definitely worth trying!

It says one pill only, and it's right. I only took one pill. Day 1: I read the back of the bottle, looked up how much caffeine is in a cup of coffee, and compared them. I usually drink two 10-oz mugs of coffee on a typical weekday, and it looked like one pill was comparable to the same amount of caffeine. No problem, I thought. It'll just get into my system faster and help me get going more quickly, and I won't have to keep going back to the kitchen for coffee. So I took the pill thinking it would basically be a substitute for coffee and not much more. I began to feel energetic first, and then jittery. My hands were shaking. My stomach was fluttering. My mind was affected. I've never done illegal drugs, but I thought this must be the way they would feel. I got paranoid. Am I going to be arrested for this? At lunch time, it still was going strong in my system. I met a friend for lunch and ordered a small salad. I couldn't finish it. As I was driving back, I felt like I was going to throw up. When I got back, I was just grateful I survived the drive while under the influence of this stuff. I continued to feel extremely nauseous. This was the time of day when the bottle said to take a second pill, and there was no way in heck I was going to do that. I was getting hot and cold flashes (I'm in my early 30's, so not menopause). My head and stomach hurt so bad. I started doing breathing exercises just to calm myself. I felt like I was going to die. Around 3:00PM I started to come down a little. I had terrible insomnia and didn't get to sleep until about 3:00AM. Day 2: I woke up at 6:00AM, so I was running on only 3 hours of sleep. I should have been exhausted, but I still had some of that one pill in my system. Mostly I felt nothing. Blank. I didn't feel the need to sleep, but my brain wasn't working anywhere close to normal. I focused on the simplest tasks and put aside tasks that actually require cogent thought. I went home for lunch, and I got sick again. Really sick. I was dizzy and nauseous. Eating made it worse. I didn't feel like I should drive. I called the office and told them I needed to stay home for the rest of the afternoon. I had to struggle to get up the stairs and to lay down for a nap. I was so dizzy I had to hold on to a wall the whole way. When I laid down, I felt like I was spinning. I hadn't had any alcohol in a week and it had been about 30 hours since I took the Lipo 6 pill, so how was I spinning so badly? I saw patterns swirling on my eyelids and felt like I was going to throw up when the cat jumped on the bed. I spent most of the rest of the day at home in bed trying not to be sick. I cancelled a date because I was definitely not feeling up to it. At least it was Friday, so I could sleep the next morning. Day 3: I slept and slept and woke up feeling hung over. I focused on drinking water and eating healthy foods to recover. I didn't feel hyper-energetic anymore. Now I felt lethargic and depressed. Most of the day went by in a depressed blur. I didn't get anything done. Just sat on the couch watching TV. Then I got suicidal. That's not like me. I'm usually a happy person. I've been depressed before, and I've had thoughts of suicide before, but I've never felt like I was actually going to go through with it or actually wanted to. I never had a fully formed plan for suicide. This time, though, I was extremely motivated, and I had a plan. Not only did Lipo 6 hangover make me suicidal, it also provided the plan for suicide. If one pill made me feel like I was going to die, what would two pills do? Three? Five? A handful? It would definitely stop my heart and I would die. I was looking at the bottle. I started to open it. Then I got scared. This wasn't me. I locked the bottle in a filing cabinet and froze the keys in an ice cube tray and I went looking for the suicide prevention hotline number. Day 4: I still feel a little hung over and depressed, but I think I'm starting to go back to normal. I hope I am, anyway.

Edit: Day 4: I stepped on the scale this morning and am down 6lbs (141->135). I have not taken today’s pill yet because I have been incredibly gassy since last night. I’m also realizing that I’m not eating enough which may be contributing, who knows. Eating 1hr before taking the pill in the morning helped resolve most of my symptoms. I only take one pill in the morning so if someone has more weight to lose, and takes both doses each day, they will no doubt see the scale move but will want to be wary of the side effects. So. It’s only been two days but I already have a lot to say and will try to remember to update this review over the next few days. Research: -I did my tea search and took the chance. Caffeine peaks in about 30min. Theobromine peaks in about 2-3hrs. I started this while I was at home all day and was glad I did because the effects last a long time. -Theobromine and theacrine appear to be good for the liver (reading some scientific papers from 2018 and 2020) while yohimbine and rauwolscine are questionable and may not be good for the liver, people with seizures or bleeding disorders. I’m relatively healthy and in my 20s so I decided it was worth a try. Pros: -As said in the title, I’ve lost 1.5lbs in 2 days. I’ve also lost half an inch from my waist. This may be due to increased bowel movements and the diuretic effect (pee out more water) so I’m taking it with a grain of salt. Let’s see what happens. -I certainly have more energy and find myself willing to work out whereas normally I struggle with motivation. -I’m not overweight, just want to lose those last 10lbs so I only take it once a day which allows me to sleep at night. Cons: -This is a super intense supplement, and does not list the amount of each ingredient which is somewhat concerning. -I am insanely jittery. My hands shake and I even saw my face muscles twitching in the mirror O.O -Even though I have more energy, I find myself unfocused at school and at work. I may switch to every other day when I have important tasks. -The nausea is intense. I’ve tried eating before and with, but will try with nothing next time. I feel like I need to throw up but thankfully haven’t. This is a long-lasting side effect. -I can feel my heartbeat more intensely, but it hasn’t increased my heart rate, haven’t checked my blood pressure. -You need to work to stay hydrated to avoid being dizzy. Thankfully I’m very good at telling when I’m getting dehydrated but I can see this being a problem for other people. -I am simultaneously hot and cold? Hard to explain TLDR: lose weight, unsure if due to more bowel movements or water loss, jitter, nauseous, palpitations and unfocused energy. Try with caution, recommend only one per day or maybe even every other day.

I’m on GLP-1 meds and got this to help in between my weekly shots. I only take one pill instead of two. It doesn’t give me jitters but it makes me sweat like crazy and takes away the cravings. This stuff works!

First time taking this, it gave me energy but I couldn't concentrate on one thing. I was sweating, jittery, thirsty and salivating. I had to keep spitting, I had to drink water while working out for the first time due to fear of dehydration. I also had heart palpitations. I will continue taking it for a few more days to see if the side effects get better. For the some weird reason, I just felt laying down.

I’ve used these for years, as in started taking them (the original formulation of this) in my 20s and I’m now in my 40s. I don’t like coffee, and I’m apparently a fast oxidizer because I can handle a ton of caffeine. I’m slim and work out, so I’m not taking it for weight loss. I’ve always just taken it for productivity and energy. I’m also the kind of person that, if really tired, I can take a second one 6 hours later and still have no issues. That being said, yes, you’ll get jittery if you take it on an empty stomach or with just carbs/sugar and no fats. If you’re sensitive to caffeine and your liver is sluggish or processes things slowly, probably not a great idea for you to take this. Also, people commented on the pills turning from black to green sometimes…I wrote during the pandemic asking about a formulation change, saying I could taste the batch was off because I actually pierced the capsules, squeezed out the product, and washed it down. I can’t recall if they asked why I did this or if I just told them I didn’t like the artificial colors they were using to dye the capsules. So lo and behold, next thing I know, they’re using chlorophyll to dye the capsules! Which is great. So don’t be alarmed if they turn greenish, because it’s the chlorophyll, and it’s likely due to the heat encountered during summer shipping.