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Should you sign up for the Crevalor trial offer?

Crevalor is a testosterone booster available for trial. Can it really give your natural testosterone levels the boost it needs? After-all these levels do drop as we age, meaning it is harder for us to gain muscle and strength.

Lets look at this supplement in more detail to see if there are any issues we need to be aware of.

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Claims made by Crevalor

As Crevalor is said to increase testosterone levels it supposedly offers the following benefits:

  • Explosive workouts
  • Powerful thermogenic (fat burning)
  • Better hormone production
  • Gain strength fast
  • Improve sexual stamina

While these claims sound impressive it is worth noting that claims like this mean nothing unless there is proof to back them up.

At the very least we should look at its ingredients to see if these claims are realistic or not.

Ingredients found in Crevalor

While there is no label, there is a list of some of Crevalor’s ingredients. They include L-Arginine, Ginseng, Tribulus Terrestris and Yohimbe.

It would be nice to see the dosages of these ingredient to check just how effective the supplement is, but based on this list alone I can say that there should be some benefit to using this supplement.

Whether it is enough to recommend its use is another matter though, I guess it all depends on how much the supplement will cost you.

How much does Crevalor cost?

The main issue with Crevalor is a total lack of information on its price, there is even a statement in its terms and conditions stating that they are unable to confirm their prices before accepting the order, which is very worrying.

What I do know is that Crevalor is an auto-ship program, again it is stated in the terms and conditions.

This means that signing up for this trial allows them to charge you whatever they like every month.

Is Crevalor a scam?

There are likely people who will sign up for this trial who will call it a scam.

This is simply due to a lack of upfront information on its true cost. I am amazed that so many people fall for schemes such as this.

Whenever you see the word ‘trial’ I suggest you either click off the website immediately, or at the very least read the T&Cs before you sign up. It is the only way to make sure you know what you are signing up for.

Contact details for Crevalor

You should use the following information if you wish to contact Crevalor:

Phone: 888-475-9303
Email: [email protected]

I would love to hear your own opinion on Crevalor, please leave a short review below.

Click here for our guide to beating online scams.

If you have been put off by the lack of information on Crevalor but are still looking for a testosterone booster then I would recommend that you take a look at Testogen.

This supplement is made from proven ingredients and is available for a reasonable price with no auto-shipping, meaning the price you see is the price you will pay.

Click Here to Read Our Full Review of Testogen >>

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0 thoughts on “Should you sign up for the Crevalor trial offer?”

    1. I got a bottle but when I tried to cancel they extended my trial period but when I didn’t cancel in time they charged me 29.97 and I don’t even get another bottle they said that charge was for the so called free trial bottle.

  1. thanks for all the feedback(s) I am reading.
    that crevalor site was too good to be true, but will be nice if it did all work out.

    anyone got any suggestions, what supplement works similar to the scamming website?
    something can be purchased locally in USA?

  2. BIG TIME SCAM. I cancelled right after I received the trial just so they wouldn’t start auto charging me. Use a pre-paid credit card for this type of transaction as companies like these tend to ignore cancellation requests which is exactly what they did.

    As an athlete, I tried it for the duration. It did nothing. It did not enhance my workouts nor did it live up to a single claim on their website.

    There is no doubt that the company hired professional before/after models to beef up their marketing. I cannot find a shred of scientific evidence which supports any of their claims.

    1. I called to cancel my order and they charge me 3.90 to cancel. I need an address to send them a cancellation letter. Can you help me?

  3. Yep complete shady ass bull shit move. They will charge you better off buying it at GNC or amazon somewhere other than the fake free trail who will just bend you over and ass rape you with unauthorized charges.

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