Roid Rager Review

What You Should Know

Roid Rage is the term used to describe the intense anger many steroid users feel when on the drugs. Roid Rager is a supplement that targets men who want to look like those who are using steroids. The name uses the common steroid related term to market the product which is not a ethical idea.

No official website could be found for Roid Rager. As a matter of fact, no website selling the Roid Rager product could be found which is a bad thing because the ingredients included are stacked to work effectively and quickly.

List of Ingredients

Vitamin B12, zinc, magnesium, vitamin B6, copper, chromium polynicotinate, caffeine anhydrous, dicaffeine malate, synephrine, PEA, xanthinol nicotinate, tribulus terrestis, horny goat weed, eccylsterone, forslean, and bioperine.

Product Features

The ingredients in the Roid Rager are strong and effective, especially when paired together. The caffeine, dicaffeine and synephrine are all stimulants which means the supplement is not recommended for users who are sensitive to caffeine. Jitters, nausea, vomiting and spikes in blood pressure could result from using the Roid Rager product.

There is one other negative we could find about this product. It seems the manufacturers of Roid Rager wanted to include all the right ingredients, but not in the portions needed to be most effective. The manufacturer only has to include some of the ingredient in order to place the name on the ingredient list, but that does not mean enough is included to work. The proprietary complex, for instance, contains 745 mg. While these mg are not broken down into how much of each ingredient is included, the recommended daily intake for Tribulus Terrestris is about 1,000 mg. Clearly that much is not contained in the Roid Rager supplement.

Not one testimonial could be found from users of Roid Rager. The list of people who cannot take the product may be just long enough to alienate nearly everyone. People who are advised not to take Roid Rager include those taking MAOIs. If the dieter has suffered from heart related illness, eating disorders, kidney disease, liver disease or gallstones (among many others), they are advised not to take the product.

Advantages

There is information online about the seemingly effective Roid Rager.

Disadvantages

There is no website.
No pricing information could be found.
The ingredient list was pulled from a third party website.
No testimonials could be found.

Conclusion

We cannot support the use of a product that offers no real life testimonials. The lack of a website is another reason to avoid this product. The consumer need to be able to research the ingredients and the website in general. The stimulants included are numerous which adds another reason not to support the use of this dietary supplement.