You may be surprised by what I say in this Trylofire review. We took our time researching all the details. First, we focused closely on the ingredients, side effects, customer-service quality, and scientific studies. Then we scrutinized various consumer comments we gathered from all over the internet. Finally, we condensed the information we collected to give you the facts.
What is Trylofire?
First off, Trylofire is a natural testosterone booster. The ingredients include longjack, monkey’s head hericum extract, Korean ginseng extract, horny goat weed, tribulus terrestris, and maca. The promotional material indicates it is an effective way to reduce body fat, build lean muscle, increase stamina, libido, sexual performance, and overall vitality.
Trylofire is made by an unknown company. The official website does not offer contact information either. We found tons of affiliates, but the descriptions were all created to sell. We like that we found a list of ingredients, but read on…
Trylofire Marketing – “Misleading”
The first issue we face is that it is difficult to order Trylofire. While we were able to find what appears to be an official website, we found more than one. According to our Research Editor, “I looked into the discrepancies found by our research team. Each of the sites that appeared to be officially promoting the product redirects to an entirely different supplement. This is quite misleading.”
This troubled dieter worried, “I thought an all-natural solution that targeted testosterone to help me lose weight made sense. But trying to buy it was legit impossible. I couldn’t even find a phone number.”
An annoyed reviewer claimed, “I don’t know why anyone would advertise one thing to sell another. Shady.”
There were some positive reviews on promotional material.
A seemingly satisfied purchaser reported, “This is my secret to a happy life and a happy wife. Great stuff.”
While another declared, “This helps me feel like I did when I was young and the pounds drop with less effort.”
Availability– “Difficult to Find”
While it is easy to find sites claiming to sell Trylofire, we were unable to find a place to make an actual purchase.
One exasperated client decided, “Is there even a way to purchase this? I couldn’t find it.”
A skeptical commenter noted, “I tried to order it and ended up with something else entirely.”
Some people quoted on promotional material from the manufacturer appeared able to purchase the product.
This person related, “Companies rebrand all the time. I’m sure that’s why it redirects.”
Another continued, “The stuff I got to from the official website was fantastic.”
According to our research, disreputable marketing tactics and lack of availability can really through users for a loop. In the case of Trylofire, the company information is entirely hidden and the product is apparently unavailable.
The Science – “Cited But Not Available”
At DietSpotlight, we like when companies can cite the scientific resources they claim to have. We always get excited when the promotional material indicates reputable clinical research, which these sites appear to do. Unfortunately, they do not link to their resources or provide enough information to assist users in finding them on their own.
The Bottom Line – Does Trylofire Work?
What’s the real deal with Trylofire? It would appear that this is a marketing ploy that is used by multiple companies, or one company with multiple products. The fact that it does not appear to be available from any retailer makes it unlikely that consumers are actually able to purchase, which makes it impossible for us to recommend.
If you want to boost testosterone naturally, we suggest a product from a trustworthy company that offers detailed information and a clear means of ordering the supplement.
Among the best products we’ve seen in 2016 is one called Pronabolin. It contains a combination of nine key ingredients, which have been shown in clinical studies to help support muscle growth and recovery, energy and testosterone production. We didn’t pinpoint any negative consumer reviews online. We did find several areas where users were sharing the excellent results they were experiencing.
The makers of Pronabolin are so convinced consumers will be pleased with their product they’re offering a multiple-bottle discount and 120-day money-back guarantee. That gives us a great since of confidence.
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