Beign one of the of more well-known colon cleansers today, Colonix (made by Dr. Natura) appears to be a quality colon cleansing product. The company behind Colonix has been around for a long time and looks to have a great track record so far. But is Colonix all it's cracked up to be? This shorter version of my thorough Colonix review will give you a quick view of Dr. Natura to see if this product may be a good solution for you.
As far as ingredients go, the Colonix products looks as though it should perform just fine. It has a 3 step process that includes a high fiber complex, a paranil herb complex, and kleritea complex. While there maybe isn't much that totally differentiates this product from some others, it's likely to be an effective product.
One of the first thing that I look at when reviewing colon cleanse products is the company behind the product (because in this industry there are many, many scams). In this regard, I'm happy to report that Dr. Natura appears to be a very customer oriented and honest company. They have been around for over a decade which isn't common in this industry at all. And from what I can tell, they have a pretty solid track record over that time period.
Another item of praise for Colonix is the money back guarantee. If you are unsatisfied with the product you may return it for a full refund in the first 60 days. They also allow you to return opened as well as unopened bottles. Most guarantees that I've seen only allow you to return unopened bottles.
While I never put much stock in testimonials (because anybody can make up a good testimonial in a short few minutes at the computer), Dr. Natura seems to try especially hard to assure you that all testimonials have been verified as authentic. In all they have 55 pages of testimonials. I was curious what this verification process was, so I called and asked them about it. If you're interested in how our conversation went, you can find it on my site.
The pricing for Colonix is a little on the expensive side. For a one month supply you'll be paying $88. Discounts are offered as the quantity purchased goes up, but it's a bit more than competitors. Is this a deal breaker? I guess that's to you to decide.
In conclusion, given the good track record of the company and the seemingly many happy customers, I feel good about recommending Colonix. I don't see any red flags for shady marketing or scam tactics. The price is a little higher that others, but they offer a good guarantee
As far as ingredients go, the Colonix products looks as though it should perform just fine. It has a 3 step process that includes a high fiber complex, a paranil herb complex, and kleritea complex. While there maybe isn't much that totally differentiates this product from some others, it's likely to be an effective product.
One of the first thing that I look at when reviewing colon cleanse products is the company behind the product (because in this industry there are many, many scams). In this regard, I'm happy to report that Dr. Natura appears to be a very customer oriented and honest company. They have been around for over a decade which isn't common in this industry at all. And from what I can tell, they have a pretty solid track record over that time period.
Another item of praise for Colonix is the money back guarantee. If you are unsatisfied with the product you may return it for a full refund in the first 60 days. They also allow you to return opened as well as unopened bottles. Most guarantees that I've seen only allow you to return unopened bottles.
While I never put much stock in testimonials (because anybody can make up a good testimonial in a short few minutes at the computer), Dr. Natura seems to try especially hard to assure you that all testimonials have been verified as authentic. In all they have 55 pages of testimonials. I was curious what this verification process was, so I called and asked them about it. If you're interested in how our conversation went, you can find it on my site.
The pricing for Colonix is a little on the expensive side. For a one month supply you'll be paying $88. Discounts are offered as the quantity purchased goes up, but it's a bit more than competitors. Is this a deal breaker? I guess that's to you to decide.
In conclusion, given the good track record of the company and the seemingly many happy customers, I feel good about recommending Colonix. I don't see any red flags for shady marketing or scam tactics. The price is a little higher that others, but they offer a good guarantee
About the Author:
Peter Wood has thoroughly reviewed many colon cleanse products. This was a brief version of his complete Colonix review. Visit ColonCleanseReport.com for this and many other in-depth reviews.
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