Testo Rev Review

Testo Rev

This is our Testo Rev review, a testosterone booster supplement which has claims to promote:

• Energy
• Performance
• Muscle Mass
• Testosterone

But how well will it work for you?

In this review, we look closer at Testo Rev to see how effective it really is, considering the ingredients, side effects and the reputation and complaints it is gaining on the market.

Here’s everything you need to know:

Testo Rev Ingredients

• Proprietary Testosterone Boost Blend – 800 mg
• Tribulus
• Chrysin
• Diindoylmethane (DIM)
• Longjack
• Gamma Oryzanol

There aren’t many ingredients in Testo Rev – and from what we’ve seen we can’t argue that it is a case of quality over quantity.

Looking at these ingredients there are several areas which could be improved. It also doesn’t help that Testo Rev is mainly a proprietary blend.

A proprietary blend is when a supplement manufacturer groups numerous ingredients together under one larger dosage. This means you don’t know how much of each ingredient you’re getting or how effective it is overall.

There are some definite weaknesses here. Let’s look at them in more detail:

Tribulus

Tribulus Terrestris is one of the most overused nutrients in testosterone boosters – and Testo Rev is no different.

Sadly, despite its popularity, it’s not that effective. It’s a product of great marketing. There’s only cases of Tribulus Terrestris helping to promote testosterone in rat studies. Unfortunately, these benefits have not been seen to transfer over to human studies.

It hasn’t been seen been to raise the male hormone for people. The most it may be able to do for you is mildly improve your libido. Aside from that, you’re unlikely to see much benefit.

Chrysin

This isn’t a good option either. However unlike Tribulus, this is a nutrient that has been seen in human studies to help promote testosterone.

So, does it work in Testo Rev? It’s unlikely. Although it works in human studies – this is only the case when chrysin is injected directly into the testes.

As this is an oral supplement, you’re unlikely to see the benefits transfer over. We don’t think you’ll experience any testosterone boosting gains from Chrysin in Testo Rev.

Diindoylmethane (DIM)

This is a better option in Testo Rev, and arguably the best of the bunch – and it doesn’t even raise testosterone.

So, what does DIM do?

DIM shows promise in some cases to help reduce your overall levels of the female hormone estrogen. With lower levels of estrogen, you’ll have less hormones trying to balance out and reduce your testosterone levels.

It’s still in it’s early stages, but there is a lot of promise for DIM when it comes to reducing overall estrogen levels, which is a great benefit for testosterone levels. This makes it the best option in Testo Rev in our opinion.

Longjack

Another ingredient in Testo Rev which we don’t have high hopes for. Longjack, also known as Tongkat Ali and Eurycoma Longifolia is a nutrient which has only been seen to raise testosterone in animal studies.

This again, is another herb which has failed to work in human testing. You’re unlikely to see it benefit your T in Testo Rev.

The only thing we think that it may do for you in Testo Rev is mildy support your libido levels.

Gamma Oryzanol

The final ingredient in Testo Rev and another one that we’re far from impressed with.

Gamma Oryzanol comes from Rice Bran oil and has been touted to help promote testosterone levels. There’s some talk of it lowering cholesterol and promoting skin health – this has yet to be proven, but there is plenty of evidence which shows that it doesn’t promote testosterone.

You won’t get much testosterone benefits from supplementing Gamma Oryzanol in Testo Rev.

What would help Testo Rev?

Transparency on the dosages and more effective ingredients. The following would definitely be a step in the right direction for Testo Rev:

1. Vitamin D3
2. D-Aspartic Acid
3. Zinc
4. Magnesium

Let’s explore why:

Vitamin D3 would help Testo Rev as it is technically a hormone. It’s a hormone which has been seen to help testosterone in dosages of 3300 IU over a 90 day period. It can also help your immune system, bone density and other areas of health with adequate supplementation.

D-Aspartic Acid and Zinc have both been seen to be used by your body in chemical reactions within the brain to help promote the Luteinizing Hormone (LH). LH is your body’s precursor to both growth hormone and testosterone, the more of it you have in your system (within reason) the more support those hormones have to grow.

Finally, Magnesium has been seen in several studies to help free testosterone. It helps to inhibit the Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) protein in your blood which inhibits testosterone and reduces anabolic potency. By inhibiting SHBG magnesium allows more testosterone to flow freely throughout your system.

All of these would be good options in Testo Rev.

Testo Rev Side Effects

Despite the poor ingredient choices and proprietary blend, we can’t see anything dangerous in Testo Rev.

The ingredients aren’t that effective for testosterone, but they shouldn’t cause any problems. If you have any concerns, we suggest that you speak to your doctor or healthcare provider before using a supplement like Testo Rev.

This goes double if you have any preexisting conditions or allergies.

Testo Rev Denzel

Seen Denzel Washington promoting Testo Rev? Unfortunately, you haven’t. You’ve seen a scam marketing scheme. There’s a similar going around for nootropics with Stephen Hawking (even though Stephen is now no longer with us).

These are fake news articles promoting Testo Rev to encourage you to sign up and buy it.

If you ever see these articles, and can’t see an actual video of the celebrity mentioning the product by name and giving it an official endorsement – chances are they have no idea it exists.

Be extremely vigilant if this is what you’re seeing – especially if it’s coupled with a “free trial”, these are the tell tale signs of a supplement scam.

Testo Rev Customer Service Number

• (844) 665-2145

This is the last record on number for Testo Rev by the Better Business Bureau.

From the outside, it appears that Testo Rev have been running some sort of subscription scheme with some very unhappy customers.

Here’s a few of the complaints we’ve read from the BBB website:

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Full Quote:

“This company signed a 77 year old man up for a free trial, then charged him over $180 per month for a subscription he never agreed to. He doesn’t even remember signing up for the free trial and has no recollection of a subscription even being mentioned.

He wants his money back for what he was charged for from Sept to Nov without his consent. We have arched the company and stopped the subscription, but we will want a refund for the money he never agreed to pay.

Desired Outcome:

Refund. We want a refund for the 3 months of product we were charged for after the free trial. That is $187.34 for Sept, $187.34 for October and $187.34 for November. If any billing were to show up for December, we would want that refunded too. We called on 12/9/18 to stop his subscription and we sent back unopened product to the company as requested.”

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We’ve seen this a few times with companies that associate themselves with these “fake news” articles like the Denzel and Stephen Hawking ones. There seems to always be a slew of complaints regarding unexpected billing.

With this kind of attention, we suggest it is a supplement that you shouldn’t use – this goes for any product you see getting this kind of marketing treatment that offers a free trial. Regardless of the ingredients, you’re most likely getting yourself caught up in some sort of scam.

Testo Rev Free Trial

As we’ve mentioned, you should always be wary of Free Trials with Testo Rev.

From what we’ve seen in the reports from the Better Business Bureau, Testo Rev has offered (and maybe still does) free trials.

It appears that some of these have small print which allows them to start billing you continouosly once the free trial period has ended. In some cases this can be $90.00 a charge, or more.

Be very vigilant when it comes to these sort of offers. Especially if it offers a free trial.

Where to Buy Testo Rev

We would avoid any website which offers Testo Rev on a free trial.

You should buy Testo Rev from Amazon.com. They have a better customer service team which can help protect you should any problems arise.

Personally, we think the there are too many red flags with Testo Rev to recommend it. Once it’s associated with ‘celebrity fake news’ articles, hidden charges and numerous complaints on the Better Business

Testo Rev Price

• Between $30.00 – 35.00

At the time of writing this review, Testo Rev is available on Amazon.com for $31.32.

Testo Reviews

Our verdict on Testo Rev? The ingredients could be better, and the online reputation is suspicious enough to scare us away from it.

There are several red flags coming off this supplement:

1. Proprietary Blend
2. Fake News Adverts with Denzel Washington
3. Free Trial with claims of hidden charges
4. Complaints on the Better Buereau Website about hidden subscription charges

We think a lot could be done to improve this supplement, both online and offline. It needs a rebrand and to denounce these fake adverts, be clear about their charging surrounding their free trials and improve thier ingrediet profile both in terms of what’s used and the transparency.

There’s a lot that needs to be done to Testo Rev. As of right now, we don’t think we can recommend it.