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Hydro Muscle Max trial offer review – Is this offer a scam?
Hydro Muscle Max is yet another muscle building supplement that makes some pretty incredible claims, but can it back them up?
We have reviewed countless trial offers in the past and few live up to their own billing.
Unfortunately the majority have turned out to be a waste of time, with some leaving those who have signed up considerably out of pocket.
This is because often these trial offers turn out to be expensive auto-ship programs.
In the following review we will look at this offer in more detail and will reveal to you whether this is the case, or whether we would indeed recommend this offer.
We do not endorse trial offers. Click here to see which product we recommend as an alternative.
[toc]Claimed benefits of Hydro Muscle Max
Users of Hydro Muscle Max are claimed to experience the following benefits:
- Build lean muscle
- Gain insane strength
- Boost endurance and power
- Maximise muscle pumps
- Enhance your libido
To be honest I can see why people would be enticed by this offer, it sounds like a miracle product.
Unfortunately we have read similar claims in the past, and you must always remember that these claims have been designed to get you to sign up for the offer in as quick a time as possible.
What I would suggest to you would be to wait until you have thoroughly researched the product before you sign up. At the very least you should look to see what ingredients it contains.
Knowing the ingredients used will make it easier to verify how accurate the claims really are.
Ingredients found in Hydro Muscle Max
When we looked at the website there was no label present or any mention of any dosages of its ingredients.
There is a brief blurb about L-Arginine, but this is extremely brief and does not show the amounts used.
This is disappointing and makes verifying the claimed benefits impossible.
L-Arginine has been shown to be of benefit, but how much is present? Is there enough present in the formula to be effective? What about other ingredients, are there any that could reduce the effectiveness or potentially be dangerous?
These are important questions to ask yourself, and do you really want to take a product that you know very little about?
Price of Hydro Muscle Max
When you first look at the Hydro Muscle Max you may find that the pricing is not immediately clear.
As this is available for trial you may even think that there is nothing to be paid, but this is not the case.
When you read the terms and conditions of the offer the cost will soon be revealed to you.
First there is a postage and packaging charge of £6.95 to pay when you first sign up, then just 14 days later you will be charged again. This time an amount totalling £68.99.
These T&Cs also reveal that Hydro Muscle Max operates an auto-ship program, which will send you another package each month. That is unless you contact them to cancel the subscription.
Is Hydro Muscle Max a scam?
With a lack of ingredient information and the use of auto-shipping there is very little to recommend about this offer.
While the monthly cost is lower than some trials, the fact remains that there is very little proof to back up their claims on the website.
You maybe better off looking for an alternative.
Contact details for Hydro Muscle Max
The contact details for Hydro Muscle Max are as follows:
Phone: 0800 909 8492
Email: [email protected]
If you have signed up for this offer then we would love to hear from you. Please leave a message for us below.
Click here for our guide to beating online scams.
Alternative to Hydro Muscle Max
D-Bal is our suggested alternative, as it contains proven ingredients and is more affordable too.
D-Bal is available from Crazy Bulk and contains ingredients shown to mimic the effects of the banned steroid Dianabol.
These benefits include:
- Faster strength and muscle gains
- Improved blood flow
- Better oxygen retention
D-Bal is legal to buy and use too, and as it is not available for trial you will not encounter any hidden or repeat charges.
I signed up for this and yes they took the £68.99. As you paid with your card they have your long number etc off of your card and the bank have told me in the past when a similar thing happened that it is out of their control to do anything about them claiming more off of my card.I think I was lucky and they claimed the money back off of the company that time. The bank can do something if it is a DD or Standing order but otherwise good luck. I stopped them claiming any more by getting a new card from the bank, different long card number. That works…..
Bloody hell, “admin”. Are you in here now as well…. Well, well well,,, NOW, SO AM I !!!!!!
If you’re making it your mission to point out all the BAD about these companies, WHY are you not putting your own details in of “HOW TO STOP THEM. RIPPING US OFF”
You are more than well aware that these people are scamming the UK people, for millions on a daily basis,. WHY are you not telling people HOW TO STOP THEM???????
Its been well published in your other pages (by OTHER POSTERS NOT YOU *lets just add that there*) that people need to …
CHANGE ALL SIXTEEN digits OF THE LONG CARD NUMBER on DEBIT CARDS
That way, the SCAMMERS who ONLY NEED THE FIRST TWELVE will NEVER be able to STEAL from you again
you are trying to make out you care, YOU CLEARLY DO NOT
OTHERWISE if you do
PROVE IT
Follow EACH POST (Cos you say you are moderating them for scam purposes)
so after each post that is written (OR ONCE EVERY FOUR maybe, *altho copy/pasting a couple of words is NOT difficult)) YOU POST “CHANGE ALL SIXTEEN DIGITS OF YOUR DEBIT CARD NUMBER . THIS IS THE ONLY WAY TO STOP MORE MONEY BEING STOLEN. NOTE:-SCAMMERS ONLY NEED TWELVE to keep stealing your money
You could even go further than that by telling people the way to REALLY get a FREE trial, which is to fill in their details, and CHANGE THE CARD IMMEDIATELY . That way, people KEEP their money and really do only pay for the postage & packing AND really do get a FREE TRIAL and DO NOT CONTINUE to lose £200+ PER MONTH following
THAT IS how we will know for sure if you are IN WITH THE SCAMMERS OR NOT.
So come on… LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION as the saying goes….
I do not work for a bank so do not know the inner workings of your bank cards.
The above is a review, nothing more. I do not recommend trial offers and advise that in the first instance you contact them to cancel the trial. Failing that your bank. I have mentioned this numerous times, on various reviews.
Unfortunately there is little else I can do.
oh. btw “admin” As a footnote (not necessarily to be published here or anywhere else) If you really ARE into stopping them I have made a promise to myself to take this as high as it can possibly go following my refund acceptance.. (I’m not allowed to do anything about it prior to this outcome) But IF you are REALLY serious, I will help you all I can. I’m starting at the top, not the bottom when I do; I’v been told I’m like a dog with a bone and I wont let go til I have these people outed.. fully. and PROSECUTED to the full extent of the law
ARE YOU IN or OUT??
I know I’v given you a hard time, If you’re on the publics’ side, then I’m sorry. BUT if you’re ”IN with the scammers” you DESERVED IT and I’m glad
Fio
This is a scam. The product does not come even close to what it claims to do. It gave me cramps and gas. They took the first amount off by splitting the postage cost into two different amounts that were “untraceable”. Then they sent me another bottle and have charged me £78.99 for the pills and it looking at my bank account it shows ageessence has deducted the amount. I phoned my bank to stop further amounts being taken off and the bank says that they are seeing more of such transactions comeing through to the extent that they have ageessence number and gave it to me.
STAY AWAY FROM THIS AND MAKE SURE YOU STOP THE TRANSACTIONS GOING THROUGH YOUR ACCOUNT
Admin, i have requested a trial bottle. On looking at these reviews I have now decided to change my mind, Please DO NOT send me any trial bottles and DO NOT take any money from my account and DO NOT send me any merchandise at all.
This is a review. This webpage has no link to this offer, it serves as a warning.