GlucoFit Reviews 

I have just completed a month's course of Glucofit tablets.( 2 tablets a day )
I have lost precisely 0lbs.
The miraculous weight loss claims Glucofit make are absolutely make believe. Is it a scam ?

Hi I'm asking as haven't tried yet, I see it says capsules, but when I purchased they are brown longish tablets, Have I been scammed??I don't want to take them if I know I've been scammed as don't know what's in the tablets,If someocould help by either saying I'm fine to take or steer clear,I'd appreciate it, Thank you 👍

Anything that has £ sign after price has to be a scam ! You won’t lose pounds in weight but pounds from your bank !! I’m glad I checked here before my mrs purchased !! Stay clear it’s a shame people believe crap like this to lose a bit of weight

I have been taking this supplement for two weeks and have found no discernable difference to my large belly or my weight, I am finding that I appear to have most of the side effects and intend to stop taking it and claiming my money back

When the vast majority of the 5 star reviews are given by reviewers on their very first and only 'review' and the text of the review is nondescript in detail, other than glowing, I believe they are none genuine .

Total scam.
Don't believe the fake reviews on Trustpilot.
Google this company, Dragons Den claims are lies.

I suspect many of the 5 star reviews are by the manufacturer, their friends and relatives or others with a financial interest.
Simply look at the ingredients - is described as a 'food supplement' but all the ingredients will be in any normal diet. As a food supplement it is not a medication of any sort and should not be thought of as such . It has not been subject to any of the usual clinical assesments to prove that it does actually work. I would advise you to not waste your money.

I ordered 3 bottles for £109 on 10th of January I have not received them yet.I keep trying to get in touch with someone but nobody wants to know.This must be a scam.One angry customer

SCAM…..Do Not Purchase from FaceBook ad. Nothing to do with Dragons Den or the celebrities pictured.

I almost purchased but decided to check the authenticity first. Anything with Miracle in the title is a red flag.

Be aware - scam - nothing to do with Dragon’s Den! See the Wales Online article online to confirm this.

I have taken this product for a month and they don’t work
I was taking them for general weight loss not one ounce was lost for £40 not worth it

I have been taking these tablets for around 3 weeks. Unfortunately, I have not lost an ounce! I walk, I don't eat unhealthy food. I cut down on calories I.e chocolate prior to taking the tablets. It appears menopausal weight gain is an issue that is not easy to resolve. I wouldn't purchase these tablets again for weight loss.

Saw these advertised, saw the good reviews. Decided to try them.

I'm not using them to lose weight.. that comes from healthy food choices and amounts.
I've been taking them for just over two weeks and have noticed that I no longer have cravings. My eating habits have never been my problem, it's the snacking and cravings that have been.
Which have totally gone!
I'm actually quite shocked at this. But I'm loving it.
These aren't a weightloss magic pill, they're a tool to aid it. Having no cravings is a massive tool in the journey that is weightloss.

I've only given 4 stars as I've not been on them long and I want to see if they carry on doing the same job after a month or two.

I have been taking these for nearly 3 months thinking maybe next month I will start to see some results but honestly these have done absolutely nothing for me. I go to the gym, I walk, but no weight loss at all. Like others I thought these might help with menopause weight gain but no. A waste of money.

Not purchased, as luckily read the reviews of the people who have been Trust pilot reviewers for sometime (those having lots of past reviews) they are mainly negative reviews for this product. Those leaving positive reviews are new reviewers!!!! Checked on line and Deborah Meaden is not advocating Glucofit and says its a SCAM.

I did not lose any weight.

I turned to trust pilot for an honest opinion, but what i have is fake reviews of a product. Have a look at the reviewers and see what they say and how many reviews they've done. All lies

I’ve experienced absolutely no benefit whatsoever after taking them for 2 months. A total waste of money.

Made no difference whatsoever to my appetite levels or weight.

Useless product - no weight loss; only feelings of self-disgust for having fallen for the hype. No refund over 14 days; a very short time in which to see a result.