Triple Cleanse Review

Triple Cleanse is a product that is produced under the GNC label. It has been developed to assist in digestive function as well as in healing and improving the mucosal lining of the intestines. Along with poor dietary habits, the environment and stress, there are a number of other factors that have a direct impact on the health of the digestive system. Triple Cleanse is formulated to eliminate waste and toxins so that the digestive system can be literally rejuvenated which brings better health to the individual, all the way around. It is a three part program which consists of Colon Prep, Colon Flush and Colon Renew. Each segment is one week in duration.

Ingredients

Each of the three steps is formulated with ingredients that were meant to provide specific results being sought, and of course promote different biological responses. Those ingredients are as follows:

Colon Prep ingredients include – zinc, ginger root extract, copper, grapefruit seed powder, garlic bulb powder, echinacea purpurea root powder, peppermint oil flavor powder, pomegranate extract, fructooligosaccharides, curcumin and clover bud powder.

Colon Flush contains psyllium seed husks, licorice root powder, senna leaves powder, chamomile flower extract, curcumin, and menthol. Added ingredients include dextrose, gelatin and titanium dioxide.

Colon Renew comprises of naturally occurring pro-biotics like Acidophilus and Lactobacillus which are meant to repopulate friendly flora after a total cleansing and to protect against such infections as Candida.

Customer Feedback

Consumer feedback ranges from great to less than favorable. On a positive note, some customers report that Triple Cleanse helped them to feel ‘cleaner’ and to take off some weight. However, those individuals also admitted that they changed their eating habits and also made other changes to their lifestyle, such as adding some exercise along the way. Most of the comments stated that they ‘would not recommend this product’ and that they could get better results from ‘a handful of almonds.’ One person even stated that he should have read the reviews more thoroughly because Triple Cleanse did nothing more than add to the bloated feeling already present prior to taking the supplements. Most side effects being reported were bloating and gas. One final customer added “Please don’t waste your money or time.”

Company Assurance

GNC does offer a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee because they want customers to be satisfied with their purchase. The guarantee is not applicable to shipping and handling. There is a standard list of exclusions which also applies to their guarantee, mainly that no refund will be issued for gift cards or gold cards. Information for returning products and obtaining a refund can be found on the customer service area of their website.

Value For Price

The actual list price of Triple cleanse is $32.99, but there is currently an internet special that lists the product at $29.99. While $3 isn’t much of a savings, it is still 10% off the full retail price. Normally this would be a good value for the cost, however, in light of so many negative customer reviews; it appears that Triple Cleanse isn’t worth buying.

Our Verdict – 1 out of 5

Since some consumers did achieve desirable results and the product is not known to carry any serious side effects, we are being generous in rating it as we did. Unfortunately, Triple Cleanse is not all it is cracked up to be so we are rating it as 1 out of 5.