is 65% HCA automatically better than a 60% one??
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it did not work for me at all. I actually had hunger pains that I never experienced before.
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To be quit honest I do not know. I just use them as a sort of goodness vitamin. I have not had any problems I only take one maybe two a day, it does help with moving you along gastrointestinally. I would rather play it safe then sorry like other reviews. I will probably not purchase again but they nice for what they are but only real exercise will drop real weight. Never expect a miracle from a pill.
2083820
the higher the better. I actually tried though a 70% and it wasn't curving my appetite at all...
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The highest setting on the unit is 65%. I would imagine that you would average a little under as it will need to continually turn on to keep the room at 65%.
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130mg is better. It has a seven year exp date instead of 5 year for the 65mg tablet. Plus, it's actually cheaper per tablet.
72089
I wondered about this too. Then again, when I bought mine.... nurses were using a similar device. When I compared mine with their's by putting one on each hand. It was within 1% of them. One day mine was higher by 1% and another day it was under 1%.
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Not many tests exist that are 100% accurate under any circumstance and this is no exception. Though through personal experience they have been accurate both when I thought I would be clean and also when I knew I wasnt. And like many others here. Take 2 back to back and compare results. Dont worry about the shade of the line, that doesnt matter...what matters is if its there or not. And this tests states that it tests up to 50...not 75 like another reponder.
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Based on my anecdotal experience, I believe my results are more accurate if I follow the instructions exactly. In essence, it seems more accurate if I keep the droplet of blood in contact with the tip of the strip until the digital display responds. At first, I was only maintaining contact until the visible portion APPEARED to be saturated and it would usually give a reading but it didn't seem as accurate. My advice is don't assume it's saturated enough because it appears to be. Follow the instructions and keep giving it blood until the display changes. On my unit, it goes from a flashing droplet to a dash. Based on my anecdotal experience, I believe my results are more accurate if I follow the instructions exactly. In essence, it seems more accurate if I keep the droplet of blood in contact with the tip of the strip until the digital display responds. At first, I was only maintaining contact until the visible portion APPEARED to be saturated and it would usually give a reading but it didn't seem as accurate. My advice is don't assume it's saturated enough because it appears to be. Follow the instructions and keep giving it blood until the display changes. On my unit, it goes from a flashing... » Read More Based on my anecdotal experience, I believe my results are more accurate if I follow the instructions exactly. In essence, it seems more accurate if I keep the droplet of blood in contact with the tip of the strip until the digital display responds. At first, I was only maintaining contact until the visible portion APPEARED to be saturated and it would usually give a reading but it didn't seem as accurate. My advice is don't assume it's saturated enough because it appears to be. Follow the instructions and keep giving it blood until the display changes. On my unit, it goes from a flashing droplet to a dash. « Show Less
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The 60 works very well for this type of picture. Bugs and flowers do better with a 105 - 200 but people do better with the shorter macros.
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What the important question is: Does the product have 60% HCA which is the active ingredient. Myunderstanding is that 1600 mg is about 1/4 of a teaspoon. Obviously the capsule could hold thatamount of supplement. Is all of the powder inside of the capsule Garcinia Cambogia? Good Question. When you take two capsules a day are you getting 3200 mg of supplementor only 1600. Ask the company.
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The difference, if any, would be the percent of HCA in the supplements, otherwise it is just a different name they are posting on the same product
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Doesn't work don't order one with calcium as it inhibits the uptake of the HCA, Do more research
330071
I am an RN and I bought this for my aging parents. From what I can determine, I tested it before I gave it to them it was accurate. I bought one for myself, another brand and it read the same so that is what I can tell you.
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I don't see HCA listed in the suplemental facts section. Try calling the manufacturer or their website at MarzSprays.com.
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Its as per the label . getting 26 out of 28 is close to impossible . As you can see , it has BCAA and stuff too .
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The packaging doesn't say but I'd venture to say 65% or so. They're very good!
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They are both lumped under the same listing .... in turn reviews will be for both the 66 and 68. Just look for the BOLDER Black review that says "this review is from" above each review. Sucks to have kinda skim through but no biggie.
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Hi Kyle~ In a word yes. BUT, this is only true if everything else (mg of HCA per capsule, # of capsules, price per capsule, etc) are exactly the same. Which of course they almost never are. And even then this assumes that what's on the label is actually what's contained in the product. Please see the response to an earlier question that showed that in recent testing 60% of the garcinia cambogia products tested had less, sometimes far less HCA, than what was shown on the product's label. Assuming you have satisfied for yourself that the label claims are valid (through review of 3rd party testing results or other means), then the easiest way to compare products is to determine how many grams of HCA are in a particular brand's bottle. Then simply divide the sales price by the # of grams in the bottle. eg. BRAND X has 60 capsules with 300mg of HCA in each capsule or 18,000mg which is equal to 18 grams. If this product sells for $19.95 you would divide $19.95/18=$1.11 per gram. Remember, that the amount used in the two largest clinical studies conducted was 2800mg/day of HCA or 84 grams of HCA over a 30 day period. In the example given it would therefore cost $93.24 for 84 grams of HCA. In closing, it is always best to focus on how much each gram of HCA is costing you. This is far more important than the # of capsules or % of HCA in a particular formula as it allows you to fairly compare other products. To make this even easier you can also reference the comparison chart shown in the image gallery to the left of our main product image in our product listing. I hope this answer helps to clear up a very common source of confusion. Thank you for asking Kyle! Customer Care HUMANOLABS
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Besides the ingredients you mention, you also want either potassium or calcium to aid in absorption. This brand contains calcium. You also want at least 50% of the HCA and I believe this brand is 60%. You should take at least one half hour up to two hours before all meals on an empty stomach. Typical dosage is one to two capsules before each meal. Don't exceed 3000 mg daily without discussing with your doctor.