Product Review: Ultra 90 Dietary Supplement

Approximately six months ago, I began hearing advertisements for the dietary supplement Ultra 90 on the radio. It seemed no matter which radio station I tuned to at some point there was an advertisement for Ultra 90. The advertisement claimed this product would cause you to have firmer skin, less cellulite, and even lose up to three clothing sizes during the ninety-day program.

This advertisement flooded the airwaves with offers of discounts by mentioning the radio personality when ordering. Of course, the price was never mentioned. To get the price you would need to call the toll-free number or visit the website. Radio personalities spoke of how much better they feel since beginning the Ultra 90 program. They bragged of buying new clothing because of the weight loss they had experienced. Ever the skeptic, after a few months I visited the website, Ultra90.com. The website is forwarded to a site called HealthyIncentives.com. I found my first visit to the site less than satisfying. The cost of the supplement was well over fifty dollars. I decided to pass on this new miracle in a capsule.

Some months passed, every day hearing more advertisements and more testimonials, I ventured to the website again. The price had dropped to the mid-thirties and I decided I would take the leap and order. Approximately a week later my postal carrier delivered the package, a padded envelope with a bottle of Ultra 90 and several pages of information and instructions.

The ingredients in Ultra 90 are all natural and safe, according to their advertisement. Each serving contains 20 calories. An added benefit for low carbohydrate dieters is that each 3 capsule serving contains 1293 mg of protein. The ingredients in this wonder pill are fish collagen, aloe vera, green tea extract, lecithin, safflower oil, beeswax, water, gelatin, and lemon.