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EliteGain 350 SCAM Review

EliteGain 350

EliteGain 350 is a supplement available for trial that claims to be able to provide a “clinically proven nitric oxide boost” that can give your strength a pump up to 400%, which is quite a claim.

In this review we will look at this supplement in more detail to discover how accurate its claims are, and whether there are any hidden charges that we need to be aware of.

What we have discovered in past reviews of trial offers is that they are rarely as good an offer as they are made out to be, with many just a front for an auto-ship program.

We do not endorse trial offers. Click here to see which product we recommend as an alternative.
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Claimed benefits of EliteGain 350

EliteGain 350 has made the following claims on its website:

  • Supercharge lean muscle growth
  • Burn fat on abs and chest
  • Cut recovery time in half
  • Boost endurance
  • Increase sex drive and energy

To be fair these claims sound fantastic, but whether they are accurate or not remains to be seen.

These claims have been written to entice the reader into making a ‘snap’ decision, so that they will sign up for the offer without looking for proof of the claims.

I would suggest that you at least look to see what ingredients EliteGain 350 is made from before making any decision.

Ingredients used in EliteGain 350

After viewing the website I was disappointed to find that there is no ingredient information listed anywhere.

This makes it impossible to prove its claims, and puts doubt in my mind that it is an effective supplement.

It important that you know what you are putting into your body as if there are any ingredients that you are allergic too then these should obviously be avoided.

Price of EliteGain 350

When you see statements like “try risk free” you maybe tempted to sign up for the offer as there is no risk involved, but in reality this is not quite the case.

While you have 14 days to decide whether you wish to keep the supplement this is not a long time to see any real results. And should you fail to cancel the trial within this time frame you are going to be charged £97 ($117 USD).

Unlike some trial offers we have seen, EliteGain 350 seems not to offer auto-shipping, which is a good sign. So at least there should be only payment to come out of your account.

Would we recommend EliteGain 350?

Without seeing the ingredients used to make EliteGain 350 it is impossible to recommend it as there is no way of knowing how effective it can be.

The supplement also seems a little expensive too, as there are various alternatives available that cost a fraction of this.

My suggestion to you would be to look for an alternative.

Contact details for EliteGain 350

There are various ways that you can use to contact EliteGain 350, such as:

Phone: +31-20-808-6060
Email: [email protected]

You can also cancel the EliteGain 350 trial online as there is a ‘quick cancel’ button available onsite.

If you have trialled this supplement please leave a comment below with your own review of your experiences.

Click here for our guide to beating online scams.

D-BalWhen it comes to muscle building supplements there is one that I would recommend above all others.

Its name is D-Bal (available from Crazy Bulk) and it is a natural alternative to the banned steroid Dianabol.

This means that using it can help provide you with the following benefits:

  • Strength and muscle gains
  • Faster than normal results
  • Enhanced nitrogen retention
  • Improved blood flow

D-Bal is more affordable than EliteGain 350 and has listed its ingredients too, which makes proving its benefits much easier to achieve.

Click Here to Read Our Full Review of D-Bal >>

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  1. Peoples, don’t get mad, or ripped off, get even. Yes I was also suckered in but you have the law on your side. If you purchased these products from the UK using a UK bank card/credit card inform you card company/bank immediately quoting Section 75 of the consumer credit act, that’s the one about receiving unsatisfactory goods or services, and then they are law bound to refund you your money and cancel any further payments. Whether they try to recoup it from the vendor I don’t know but YOU ARE PROTECTED so don’t let your bank try to hoodwink you as well. Also, as far as Elitegain350 & Testinate250 are concerned, when contacting them (I did everything by e-mail so as to have a record) quote to them the Statutory Distance Selling Regulations, which supersedes their terms and conditions, and allows for any online or telephone order to be cancelled anytime from the moment the order was placed up to 7 days AFTER it has been received.
    The only down side is that if these bottles do turn up, legally, you are still responsible for returning them at you own expense. Which I did, I even paid extra for recorded delivery so I would have proof so there would be no come back. But that is up to you.

    1. You will need to contact EliteGain yourself. There are contact details posted above in the review.

  2. Has any one ever received anything from them, I paid the £4.99 foolishly, and I have emailed and cancelled I have received their standard reply. Luckily they did not take £99, and I have now reported my card as lost and ordered an new one.

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