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Advanced Test-O-Boost SCAM Report

Advanced Test-O-Boost is claimed to be “rocket fuel for your muscles”, but is there any proof to back up this claim?

In this report we will look at this supplement in more detail to see what actual benefits (if any) will be experienced, before concluding if we think it is worth signing up for this trial offer.

We do not endorse trial offers. Click here to see which product we recommend as an alternative.
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Advanced Test-O-Boost claims

Advanced Test-O-Boost claims to offer the following benefits to its users:

  • Sky-rocket testosterone
  • Unstoppable high energy
  • Explosive lean muscle
  • Staggering sex drive
  • Magnetic confidence
  • Reduce body fat

While impressive sounding, these claims are designed to get you to react and to sign up to the offer without looking for proof of the claims.

I would suggest you hold off on signing up at least until you can look at what ingredients have been used to make Advanced Test-O-Boost, that way you will be able to see exactly what benefits it can offer you.

Ingredients used in Advanced Test-O-Boost

Good news is that Advanced Test-O-Boost does contain some good ingredients, for example Longjack, Tribulus terrestris and Bioperine.

I can certainly see some benefit to using this supplement. Whether we would recommend the supplement or not depends on how much it will cost.

What is the cost of Advanced Test-O-Boost?

Advanced Test-O-Boost is available on a ‘risk free’ trial, which does not mean free of charge despite the statements saying you wont have to pay the $89.95 cost (it is crossed out on all buttons).

Unfortunately this is a little misleading as although you wont have to pay $89.95 upfront you will need to pay this amount a mere 14 days after signing up to the offer.

The $5.95 you pay on sign up simply covers the cost of shipping.

Whats more is that when you sign up you will automatically be placed on a list to receive further monthly deliveries of the supplement.

Is Advanced Test-O-Boost a scam?

While there are certainly benefits to be experienced from the use of the supplement, there are also aspects of the offer that are less appealing.

While I would not go as far as to call Advanced Test-O-Boost a scam, it is certainly overpriced and having its payment terms hidden in the terms and conditions will likely lead to complaints.

There is a reason why auto ship programs have such a bad name for themselves, and for this reason I would suggest you look for an alternative.

How to cancel the trial

To cancel your trial of Advanced Test-O-Boost you will need to phone 844-280-0385, there does not seem to be an email address available onsite.

Please leave a message below if you have tried this supplement yourself.

Click here for our guide to beating online scams.

D-BalWhile not a testosterone booster, if you are serious about gaining both muscle and strength then I would suggest you take a look at the Crazy Bulk website, in particular a supplement called D-Bal.

This supplement has been designed to mimic the benefits of Dianabol, a steroid that has been banned due to its side effects.

Using D-Bal can help:

  • Boost size and strength
  • Faster than normal results
  • Improved nitrogen retention
  • Improved blood flow

D-Bal is unavailable for trial so there is no risk of any auto-shipping or hidden charges.

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