Comments on: Orovo Review – Is it a Scam?

By: Mel

Mel — Fri, 07 May 2010 16:42:09 +0000

Orovo is not a scam. I would reccommend it to anyone. I have tried a large number of diet pills and this is the only one that made me lose weight and feel great as well as keeping off the weight I lost. I lost 5 pounds in one week and kept it off, I also didn’t change my diet and my exercise plan only changed because of all the extra energy I had. So if I had changed my diet along with taking the pills I’m sure I would have lost more weight.

By: Mike Coppolo

Mike Coppolo — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 08:53:03 +0000

I took Orovo for 1 month from mid July of 2008 to mid August. To be honest I easily lost 30 pounds..BUT…this was also with daily exercise and a fairly strict diet. All I know is that Orovo helped me in that process. I did have more energy after my workouts and felt great when I woke up. I had no negative side effects while taking the pills. I’m just saying that Orovo seemed to help me in the process of losing weight. Just taking a pill and not exercising and dieting will do nothing for you. You need to make the effort.

By: Lemaur

Lemaur — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 19:47:25 +0000

And to your “mother” (read: schizophrenic sub-personality), shut the f**k up.

By: Lemaur

Lemaur — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 19:41:22 +0000

@Angela (up top):

My mother is a Registered Dietician (as in, for real) and she said she has seen test results for Orovo (and its clones) regarding the validity of the claims made by the companies as to the actual PRESENCE of the “active ingrdients” from the 10 superfoods. She said the results demonstrated that while the actual content of the pills varied greatly from pill to pill (not to mention about 1 in 4 were a placebo), they didn’t even meet the claims of the companies. In other words, yea, those ingredients can promote a slightly healthier body in some poeple, but the pill doesn’t even have enough (if at all) of the ingredients to have any kind of positive effect on anybody.

It also DOES have quite a bit of caffeine in it (according to the report) but this should be a no brainer, considering they sell a “caffeine free” variant just like every other fake diet pill. This actually DOES have plenty of harmful effects on many people, and a quick search on google brings up stories from caffeine overdoses and anxiety attacks to heart palpatations and emergency room visits (quite a few of these actually).

Don’t even try to back your company up with quasi-intellectual defenses and explanations that dodge the real issue. Come on now. We can see right through it.

By: Tony

Tony — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 15:59:11 +0000

Hey, are you looking for losing weight or making money?

Orovo sellers are misguiding people by focusing more on how it can help you earn commission rather than helping you to lose weight.

Don’t get taken away from money making offer, they make more sales and money, you won’t lose weight.

Whether you are able to sell it or not, they charge you every month!

How easily they fool people and charge them every month by making this money making offer!

If you refer someone to them, they get another cow and start milking more money!

By: Karin

Karin — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 13:23:16 +0000

It is too difficult to sell Orovo to others, it did not help me to lose weight considerably either.

I thought of making some money by selling it. I am trying since 4 months to sell Orovo to get some commission, but not even a single sale so far.

But the problem is, if I cancel the auto-shipment now, I won’t be able to sell it for commission. (on 6 into 6 basis). But what should I do with the orovo bottle that I receive every month. I doesn’t work for me.

Not decided yet, but I have already spent more than $250 on orovo.

No weight loss, no commission.

Not able to digest how I got conned and made to spend so much of money on orovo.

By: Acai Berry Way

Acai Berry Way — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 00:02:10 +0000

I have tried Orovo a while back and I think it has its merits…but believe eating less and excercise was the real key.

By: Kevin Young

Kevin Young — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 01:10:18 +0000

Weight loss is now a billion dollar industry. I love hearing about new products. A Stumble for your efforts

By: Acai Berry

Acai Berry — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 16:09:56 +0000

what… you mean everything you read on the internet isn’t true?!?! nooooooo.

By: Linda Vearrier

Linda Vearrier — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 03:14:05 +0000

I am Angela’s mother and I would just say that I saw a photo of a member of her church who I met years ago, who has some health issues and she looks gorgeous today – thanks to Orovo’s products AND a healthy lifestyle! And that’s really what it’s all about – changing to a healthy lifestyle – eating right and exercising and sharing your “testimony” of just how your health has turned 360 degrees since you’ve been on the Orovo products. Not being one to jump on the banwagon very easily, the photo did it for me. Shame on you for lamblasting Orovo to promote your product.