SodaSlim FAQ: the questions this desk is asked before people buy

A dietary supplement in capsule form, sold for metabolic and appetite support. One bottle holds 30 capsules and the label dose is one a day, taken in the morning. It is a capsule: not a gummy, not liquid drops and not a powder.

Caffeine anhydrous, green coffee bean extract, raspberry ketone, garcinia extract and green tea extract. Those five names appear on the vendor's own INSIDE SODASLIM graphic, each with a photograph beside it. The ingredients page sets each name against the amount its published trials used.

Because the label does not. Every image shipped with this product was read before these pages were written, and none of them carries a Supplement Facts panel, a serving size or an amount against any of the five names. Rather than estimate one, this desk prints the amount each trial used and says the bottle gives no figure to compare it with.

No figure is printed and this desk will not invent one. Two of the five rows carry caffeine: caffeine anhydrous and green tea extract. Treat the capsule as part of your caffeine day and keep the day's total under the 400 mg ceiling used for healthy adults.

One capsule in the morning, with food. The morning part is the label's own instruction. The food part comes from the United States Pharmacopeia, which asks green tea extract labels to advise against use on an empty stomach because fasting raises catechin absorption sharply.

No. The label dose is one and there is no benefit to doubling a stimulant whose amount is not printed. Do not take more than the label says unless a clinician tells you to.

The stimulant half is same-day. Everything else in the formula was measured over eight to twelve weeks in the published trials. Buyers on this desk most often say they formed a view in weeks three to six, and the commonest complaint is that week one felt like nothing. See the results timeline.

The bottle claims support for healthy weight management, which is a direction rather than a result, and that is the ceiling on what this website says. The underlying evidence is mixed: one meta-analysis found 1.3 kg against placebo for chlorogenic acid, one large randomised trial of hydroxycitric acid found no difference from placebo, and a Cochrane review of green tea found a small, non-significant loss.

Two bottles $158, three bottles $207, six bottles $294. That is $79, $69 and $49 a bottle. The three and six bottle packs ship free inside the United States and carry six digital bonuses. Full detail on the pricing page.

No. The seller's smallest pack is two bottles, which is two months of capsules and $158. The 60-day guarantee is what stands in for a trial size.

No. Every pack is a one-time payment, nothing renews automatically and there is no membership attached.

Six digital titles that ship with the three and six bottle packs: a sleep guide, a metabolism e-book, a facial rejuvenation course, a gut microbiota protocol, a ten-day challenge and a usage guide. The bonuses page describes each one and says which three are actually relevant.

Sixty days from the date of purchase, opened bottles included. The seller asks for at least 30 days of use before a claim. Return postage is the buyer's, the desk takes three to five business days to process, and the card issuer then takes five to ten. Call +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID.

425 Fifth Avenue, Floor 30, New York, NY 10016, USA, and only after the order desk has issued a return authorisation. The office address is a different building and returns sent there will not be processed. Put your full name, email and order ID inside the box.

Anyone under 18, anyone pregnant or nursing, anyone sensitive to stimulants, and anyone whose caffeine day is already full. Anyone taking a beta blocker, a medicine for blood pressure or another stimulant should raise it with a clinician before starting. The who it is for page gives the reason behind each.

The predictable ones are stimulant effects: a lighter night's sleep, occasional jitteriness in the first days, and a measurable rise in blood pressure across the caffeine dose range studied. Two ingredients, green tea extract and garcinia, carry published liver cautions, which the side effects page sets out in full along with the symptoms that mean stop.

This desk cannot say from the artwork. A vegetarian-friendly seal ships with the product's image pack, but the label carries no other-ingredients line and therefore no description of the capsule shell. Anyone avoiding gelatin should call the order desk and ask before ordering.

A gluten-free seal ships with the image pack and the label carries no allergen statement to read it against. As with the capsule shell, this is a question for the order desk rather than for a website.

The lot currently shipping on this desk is SOD-26/SO-1634, with certificate reference SOD-1634-26-SO. Both are filing references rather than laboratory results. The batch verify page explains what a lot code can and cannot prove.

Through this website, which hands off to the seller's own checkout. That is what places your order inside this desk's refund window and gives you an order desk that can see the transaction. A marketplace listing offers neither.

No. Dietary supplements are not FDA-approved. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Because the bottle claims less. The seller's page carries six further effects that appear nowhere on the label, and a description of the formula as attacking bacteria that sabotage weight loss. The label's four support lines are the ceiling here, and the label claims page lists all six declined claims with the reason for each.