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Cellutherm – The Overview
Cellutherm is an anti-cellulite cream made by the company “Dermagevity” which is marketed and sold through the official website. It does not appear to be available in retail stores, so the consumer must rely solely on the information provided online. While the website for Cellutherm is reasonably professional in appearance and tone, in-depth details about the product are quite limited as are facts regarding the manufacturer. Basic contact details for their customer service department are provided but nothing is known about the manufacturing process. Additionally, while there are some customer success stories shown on the product website, clinical testing details are not provided, so there is no way of knowing exactly how well the product performs. The list of ingredients used in the formula is disclosed but individual amounts are not, and there are no explanations regarding what each one does in terms of reducing signs of cellulite.
Cellutherm costs $54.85 when purchased directly from the manufacturer. There are several different packages available, with discounted prices offered on larger purchases. Cellutherm does have a money back guarantee, but full details regarding the refund terms and conditions are not mentioned.
Ingredients Contained in The Product
Adiposlim, Hyaluronic Acid, Squalane
Cellutherm – Product Description
According to the manufacturer, Cellutherm is rich in antioxidants, which act as anti-cellulite agents in the body. The key active ingredients used in the formula are listed on the product page but without full details regarding their individual properties. Adiposlim shrinks fat cells by activating the fat-burning beta receptors while simultaneously turning off alpha receptors that inhibit fat burning, Hyaluronic Acid and Squalane also contribute to the claimed effects of Cellutherm. Apply Cellutherm once or twice daily (do not exceed two applications per 24 hour period). Focus on one targeted area at a time (i.e., back of thighs, tummy, hips, etc.) until you achieve desired results. Use sparingly.
Good about Cellutherm
- All ingredients for Cellutherm are listed on the product site
- There are discounts offered for larger orders
- There is a 60-day money back guarantee
Bad about Cellutherm
- Cellutherm is expensive
- Individual amount of ingredient not provided
- Free trial is not offered
- There are no customer success stories or reviews
Cellutherm – The Bottom Line
Judging from the ingredients that are contained in Cellutherm, it may have some effect on reducing major signs of cellulite when used on a regular basis as directed. However, most consumers would want to see more information not only regarding each ingredient, such as their specific benefits etc., but for the manufacturer too. While having an official web presence is good, it would be even better if the manufacturer expanded on it, offering further details about themselves, any clinical testing performed on the product and how soon users can expect to experience results and Customer success stories too.
Anyone considering buying Cellutherm may want to order it in larger quantities so they can get the discounted price. It should be kept in mind however that Cellutherm is much more expensive than comparable brands and details of the money back guarantee aren’t fully disclosed and there may be certain conditions applied, so contacting the customer service department for clarification is advised. This is especially important given that there are no free samples available. Being in the mid-price range for this type of anti-cellulite product suggests that it is of a reasonably good quality although that cannot be confirmed due to the absence of clinical testing results. As with most anti-cellulite creams or serums, its full effects may only be known after using it consistently for at least a month or two.