Contents

What is Bio-Rocket Blast
Bio-Rocket Blast Ingredients
Who Makes Bio-Rocket Blast
The Free Trial Scam
Bio-Rocket Blast Pros and Cons
Bio-Rocket Blast – The Bottom Line

Lately, it seems like it’s almost impossible to watch TV, listen to the radio, or read the news online without seeing or hearing that men over 40 need help boosting testosterone levels.

And of course there are plenty of supplements ready to solve that problem for you.

We’ve researched and tried dozens of them, and today, we’re talking about one more.

It’s called Bio-Rocket Blast.

Is there something special about this one?

Have they found the magic formula? We dove in pretty deep researching Bio-Rocket Blast.Read on to find out what we discovered.

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What is Bio-Rocket Blast?

Bio-Rocket Blast says right on the bottle “Male Testosterone” so there’s no doubt it’s designed to increase testosterone levels for men who feel they need it, and with all the recent attention paid to testosterone decline, you probably know if this applies to you.

Every man hits high peaks and low valleys with their levels of testosterone throughout the various stages of life.

When you were a teenager, your testosterone levels were at their highest, peaking at about age 20.

After that, however, it’s all downhill.

Your body needs less and less, so it produces less and less, finally becoming noticeable somewhere between 35 and 40. If your T levels are low, you’ll:

• Tire more easily and feel sluggish more often.
• Start gaining weight in places (think belly) you never had to worry about before.
• Have a harder time getting motivated to work out.
• Have a harder time in the gym when you do get the motivation.
• See less pronounced results form the workouts you do perform.
• And finally, lose some of that all-consuming interest in sex you used to have.

If this sounds like you, Bio-Rocket Blast is one of the latest natural supplements specifically tailored to help solve your problems.

According to their official website, by taking Bio-Rocket Blast you’ll see:

• Better performance in both the bedroom and the gym.
• Less fatigue.
• Increased strength.
• Improved fat burning.

Now if this sounds familiar, it should.

This is exactly what most natural testosterone boosting supplements promise to do for you.

But let’s take a look and see if there’s something unique about Bio-Rocket Blast, something that makes it stand apart.

For this, the first place we look is the formula.

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Bio-Rocket Blast Ingredients

Plenty of supplements sold both online and in stores are happy to reveal their nutritional content labels online for the world to see. Bio-Rocket Blast is not one of them.

This is unfortunate since formula is probably the number one factor in whether or not a product is going to work.

Usually, we have our ways and can find out actually in a formula anyway, but in the case of Bio-Rocket Blast, it’s been a bit difficult.

What we’ve found is conflicting information.

The Bio-Rocket Blast website itself does not provide the information, but a website advertising Bio-Rocket Blast and linking to its order page does.

The ingredients this website shares are L-Citrulline and L-Taurine.

• L-Citrulline is becoming a very common component of nitric oxide focused pre workout supplements.
  
  This is because it converts to L-Arginine, which then converts to nitric oxide, thereby increasing nitric oxide over time, allowing for all the workout benefits of increased blood flow.
• L-Taurine is commonly used in energy drinks.
  
  It’s an antioxidant that also improves blood flow to muscles for better bloodflow.

Ordinarily, I would believe that this gateway website would provide the correct ingredient information, mainly because it would be in their best interest to do so.

But this short list seems a little fishy for 2 reasons:

1. While Bio-Rocket Blast calls itself a testosterone booster, neither of these ingredients is known or even suspected to increase testosterone.
2. A different website details an entirely different ingredient list, much more appropriate for a testosterone booster.

This other website does not appear to be related to Bio-Rocket Blast, but the list it provides includes:

• Saw Palmetto, which inhibits the conversion of testosterone to DHT.
• Hawthorne Berries which increase muscle mass and strength.
• Tribulus Terrestris which is widely used to boost testosterone naturally (even though the scientific community is not convinced).
• Zinc which show a correlative relationship to testosterone.
• Magnesium which is also involved in the metabolic process that produces testosterone.

Given the ingredient confusion, we really can’t be sure what’s in Bio-Rocket Blast, which leaves us guessing as to what benefits it may have.

This confusion also doesn’t engender a whole lot of trust when you’re attempting to choose which supplement is your best bet and value for improving your workouts and indeed your life.

Who Makes Bio-Rocket Blast?

This is another point of confusion, believe it or not.

I’ve scoured the entire Terms and Conditions document and there is no mention of a company name.

In an advertisement, it’s stated that Bio-Rocket Blast is made by a company from St Petersburg, FL, yet in the Terms document, it is stated that all sales are governed by the laws of the State of Nevada, and the address given for returns is in Canada.

With the ingredient confusion and the fact that the sketchy company information, it’s getting more and more difficult to find reasons to recommend this product.

The one potentially redeeming factor left would be if it were a great value at a price that’s tough to resist.

Next, we’ll explore that possibility.

The Free Trial Scam

Bio-Rocket Blast is only sold in the US, and only by signing up for what they are calling “An Exclusive Trial

Unlike some of the other products we’ve seen, they don’t blast the word “FREE” all over their copy.

But effectively, that’s what they want you to believe you’re signing up for.

They require your credit card because they “need” to charge you a small shipping fee, but the cost of the supplement itself is $0.

And that’s where they get you.You think you’re getting to try Bio-Rocket Blast for free because that’s what the order page says.

But the truth is very different from what the order page says.

If you want to know the truth, you are required to search for the Terms and Conditions document hidden way down at the bottom of the page and scroll way down to the bottom of the document itself.

If you do, here’s what you’ll find:

It may be a little small to read, so I’ll recap for you.

When you order the trial, you are actually signing up for a subscription, and the clock starts ticking immediately.

If 14 days pass and you haven’t contacted them to cancel this subscription that you probably didn’t know you signed up for, they will charge you $89.99 for the pills you thought you were getting for free.

To make matters worse, in 30 days, they’ll send you another bottle and charge you $89.99 plus $4.99 shipping and handling, and they’ll do that every 30 days indefinitely until you contact them and say you want to cancel

This is called a “negative option” and it means that they can lay charges on you even if you don’t explicitly sign on for the charges.

Now, there’s nothing inherently wrong with a monthly subscription.Lots of legitimate products use this kind of setup.

The difference is a legitimate product will make sure you’re clear on what you’re signing up for.

Bio-Rocket Blast does just the opposite.

You can completely miss the fact that the subscription is happening. In fact, they want you to miss it.

How else to explain the fact that the only way you’ll know is if you go actively looking to find the fine print?

Bio-Rocket Blast is not the only product sold under this kind of scam.

In fact, it’s extremely popular in the online supplement world.

Scams like this do very little to instill a sense of trust in customers and usually does little more than make the general public feel that they are a bad business.

We try to point them out whenever we can, and I’ve even got a comprehensive expose on the whole scheme you can read here: Free Trial Supplement Scams – The Ugly Truth

Bio-Rocket Blast Pros and Cons

I think when you take a look at these pros and cons lists, things will start to look very clear.

Advantages of Bio-Rocket Blast

• Still thinking.
  
  Let me get back to you on that (but don’t hold your breath).

Disadvantages of Bio-Rocket Blast

• They don’t reveal an ingredients list, and as a results we’ve come across 2 separate lists, one that makes some sense but comes from a strange source, and one they makes no sense but comes from a more reliable source.
  
  The upshot is we have no idea what’s even in Bio-Rocket Blast, and I think that’s the way they like it.
• We have no idea what company is behind Bio-Rocket Blast.
  
  They are deliberately misleading, noting three different times that they are located in three different places – Nevada, Florida, an British Columbia, Canada.
• The only way to purchase Bio-Rocket Blast is by signing up for a monthly subscription that most customers have no idea they’re signing up for.
  
  Most people first find out when they get hit with the first $89.99 charge, and then the second, and so on.

Bio-Rocket Blast – The Bottom Line

The negatives regarding Bio-Rocket Blast are pretty serious and they all pretty much point to different aspects of the same thing – deception.They keep the formula a complete secret, they provide 3 different locations for their business, who knows which on is correct?

And they only sell it using the free trial scam method that we talk so much about here on this site.

It’s a buyer’s market, folks.

I can’t even count the number of testosterone boosting supplements I’ve tried, much less all the ones I haven’t.

With this many options, there’s absolutely no reason to even entertain the idea of going with a product that puts up so many red flags.

My advice to you – Skip the Bio-Rocket Blast.

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Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller