nv diet pill

Billy Joel once wrote a song called the Entertainer with the lines “If I
grow old, I won’t get sold, I’ll get put in the back in the discount rack,
like another can of peas.”

The same could be applied to diet pills, and specifically NV. If your diet
pill doesn’t work, you’ll see it at the discount rack of Walgreens. And that
is where NV has ended up. No online testimonials, terrible reviews in the
online community, monster unfulfilled claims, and a questionable formula
doomed NV to little more than an interesting marketing ploy.

NV tried to corner the female market in the diet pill community by promising
a pill formulated for them. There is no scientific evidence that a diet pill
would work better or worse for men and women. And there is no substantiation
in their formula which would imply the difference. So their marketing for
women is only marketing, not substantiated.

And as for NV’s claim to make your outside as beautiful as your insides? NV
contains collagen in the form of cow byproducts. Its strongest weight loss
ingredient is caffeine, followed by green tea, two of the least effective
ingredients on the supplement market. NV contains no fat burners, and a
questionably low amount of Hoodia to reduce appetite.

Overall NV will go down in history as an ineffective diet which should have
spent more money on product formulation and less on marketing to save itself
from the back of the store clearance rack where it belongs.