Celluscience – At A Glance
Celluscience is an anti-cellulite treatment that, unlike most, comes in the form of a pill, not a lotion. In an industry that is forever striving to give women the ‘miracle’ cure for cellulite, Celluscience seems to one product that stands out from the rest.
Celluscience is formulated by an Italian company called Santica Research Laboratories, who also have a facility in Florida. The company has a good reputation in the industry and have been in business for nearly 20 years. The website for their Celluscience products is very informative and helpful to anyone searching for a good cellulite treatment. It features a video of the Celluscience commercial, which is complemented by written information. The website has a section that shows, with diagrams, exactly how cellulite is formed and even demonstrates how an individual can test themselves to discover their own grade of cellulite. The importance of this, they say, is so that the consumer can customize their regime, thus making it more effective.
Other sections on the site include a very comprehensive FAQ section, a lengthy testimonial section and links to press releases and major magazine articles that have featured the Celluscience product (although one of these, the Marie Claire review, actually didn’t rate the product very highly).
Celluscience – Facts
Celluscience is a capsule that contains two separate blends. The first is the patented Vascolarys complex, which includes fish oil, olive extract, borage oil and ginko bilboa. The second blend is called the Fortecell complex and contains ingredients such as Vitamin E, orange essential oil, rosemary oil, folic acid, Vitamin B6 and bladderwrack extract. Although most of these will be familiar to many consumers there is no actual description regarding the function of each one.
The company recommends that 1 capsule is taken 3 times a day (2 in the morning, 1 at night), on an empty stomach. The product should be used on a continuous basis for the best results and a chart is provided to show the dosage schedule. They recommend that the regime is followed twice a year, with three month maintenance programs in between. However, having decided on the severity of the condition, the regime can then be ‘tweaked’ even more in order to achieve optimum results.
Celluscience – Positive Features
- The product has been subjected to numerous successful clinical trials.
- The website provides a list of medical professionals who have tested the product independently.
- Santica is an established reputable company.
- Trials have shown Celluscience has positive results for 94% of users.
- The website contains a lot of information about cellulite in general.
- All the ingredients in Celluscience are natural.
- The company offers a free one month supply of Celluscience.
- The product has been mentioned in major women’s magazines.
Celluscience – Negative Features
- The dosage schedule is complicated to follow.
- The product is only available through the company website, or exclusively from Activa Boutique and not in retail stores.
- The product is quite expensive, costing $67.99 per month.
Celluscience – Conclusion
Although some professionals claim that nothing can get rid of cellulite, Cellusciencedoes seem to be one of the better products available to women. It has the advantage of having been mentioned favorably in the press, although no independent consumer reviews can be found online.
Even at the cost of $67.99 per month, it is likely that many women seeking to solve their cellulite problem will want to give this product a try. It should be noted however, that the consumer would probably have even more success if, in addition to Celluscience, they eat a good balanced diet and take regular exercise.
