The Phony Megadrox and Testadrox Article

Here’s where it all starts.A link to the article shows up in your Twitter or Instagram feed, and it looks so good you just have to click it.

When you do, you’re taken to what looks like a Men’s Health Magazine article, but really it’s a Men’s Health Life website, which has absolutely nothing to do with Men’s Health Magazine.

Note: Sometimes the ads for Megadrox and Testadrox are on ESPN, but these are total BS as well.

Take a look at the menu bar on the real Men’s Health website:

And here’s the menu bar for the phony article:

See how it looks very similar to the real magazine, using the same font and color scheme?

It’s no accident, and fyi if you try to click links to the rest of the site, the links don’t work. That’s because there is no rest of the site.

Okay, so we’ve accepted that the “article” doesn’t come from Men’s Health. So what?

They’re not the only authority on the subject, and who cares where the article comes from, as long as what it says is true?

So we read on.

The article uses a slideshow of celebrity before and after pics, showing big stars like Dwayne Johnson, Gerard Butler, Hugh Jackman, and Chris Hemsworth.

The implication is that the way these famous movie stars got into great shape was by using the Megadrox and Testadrox stack.

They even state:

“In confidential interviews with Men’s Health & Life, Hollywood movie-stars are crediting the product with helping them lose body fat and put on lean muscle in preparation for movie roles.”

See what they did there?

They show images of certain celebrities, then they simply refer to celebrities in general doing “confidential” interviews.

Who’s ever heard of a “confidential celebrity interview”?

There’s no such thing.

It’s part of their job to get publicity, and a confidential interview doesn’t do that.

It’s simply a way for the Megadrox and Testadrox marketing team to imply that Hugh Jackman, The Rock, and the others use this stack, without actually coming out with the straight up lie.

Then they start talking a little bit about each of the Megadrox and Testadrox products, and how they work to help you out.

They also link to the product websites, so let’s follow along and talk about them each individually before heading back to expose more about the article.

Another phony article I can across stated the UFC fighter Connor Mcgregor was using Megadrox, and that the real truth behind his “retirement” was that Megadrox is banned by the UFC.

However, if you look at the UFC banned substances list, there is no mention of Megadrox whatsoever. The same holds true for Testadrox, although they don’t make any mention of this in the Connor Mcgregor article.

How Megadrox Works

In the article, the story is that Megadrox is a nitric oxide booster with a main ingredient of L-Arginine.

This is pretty standard when it comes to muscle building stacks.

But when you click on over to the Megadrox website (www.Megadrox.com), they tell a different story, well sort of.

Clearly, Megadrox can’t decide what it want’s to be.It’s a muscle building supplement that increases stamina, sharpens focus, burns fat, and boosts sex drive.Other areas of the website say it’s a testosterone booster, and if you add in what the article says, it’s a nitric oxide booster.

A supplement can do a lot of things, but this one seems to be all over the place

Surely the ingredient list will help us sort out what it really is and does.

Here goes:

• L-Arginine is where the nitric oxide claims come from.
  
  It’s a precursor to NO, which opens up blood vessels, allowing more blood to flow through to your muscles, delivering the oxygen and nutrients needed to work out hard and recovery faster.
• Maca Root increases libido and elevates mood.
• Horny Goat Weed enhances libido and improves blood flow to your penis for better erections.
• Tribulus Terrestris is thought to possibly increase testosterone and improve sexual performance.
• Yohimbe is a central nervous system stimulant that gets your blood flowing and increases libido. But not without side effects.

It turns out it’s kind of a mish-mash set of ingredients, with some blood flow, testosterone, and libido enhancers.

No wonder the marketing can’t decide what to push.

Looking at this list, probably the most pronounced effect will be on your sex life.

Regardless, this is what they want you to walk away with:

After all, that’s what the fake “article” is all about.

How Testadrox Works

In the article, Testadrox claims to burn fat for energy, increase libido, deliver nutrients to muscles, and make your muscles more defined, and because these promises are so generalized, the Testradox website (www.Testadrox.com) corresponds pretty well. Take a look a their benefits graphic.

It looks just like the one for Megadrox, even with the same lack of editing:

The points are slightly different, but not much.

Here’s the ingredient list to back up the claims:

• Tongkat Ali which may increase free testosterone to improve both sexual and gym performance.
• Saw Palmetto which is an aphrodisiac that may also help boost testosterone.
• Sarsaparilla which improves mental focus and concentration.
• Horny Goat Weed which is an aphrodisiac that also improves blood flow to the penis for better erections.
• Boron which supports cell function on a micro nutrient level.

The entire formula is a 1484 mg proprietary blend, so basically that means they’re not telling us how much of each ingredient is being used.

This makes it tough to gauge how effective it’s likely to be.

So in a nutshell, both Megadrox and Testadrox are heavy on the aphrodisiac and light on the muscle builders, but that doesn’t stop them from saying things like this:

“I couldn’t be any happier with the results; I Gained 16 lbs of Muscle in4 WeeksNo Special Diet; No Intense Exercise”!

Writer’s Personal Results

That statement above is from the author of the article.

They don’t give his name, but in the comment sections, readers keep referring to him as Brian, so that’s what we’ll call him.

Brian says he was so intrigued by the claims that he decided to try Megadrox and Testadroxhimself, and post his real results.

He laid his 4 week experiment out with photos and statements:

He says he got these results without changing his diet or exercise.Take a look at the abs in the week one pic versus the week 4 pic.

There’s no way that happened without some serious effort on his part.

You also gotta admit, his hair changes in a some pretty strange ways over the 4 weeks.

Week 2 is shorter than Week 1, Week 3 is super long – way too much of a difference for a week’s worth of growth, then Week 4 is shorter than ever, and doesn’t even look like the same guy.

Clinical Testing

Throughout the article, they referto what “clinical tests show”.

IMPORTANT: *In clinical testing it was proven that you must use BOTH products in this method (once daily) to achieve similar results.

Sure, it’s real easy to throw out the phrase, “clinical testing”, but there is no reference anywhere to a clinical test involving Megadrox and Testadrox.

You can’t talk about results from a clinical test, and not at least cite where you can find the actual findings.

This is just more proof that this whole article is filled with lies and exaggerations, as if we needed more.

Megadrox and Testadrox Free Trials

The whole purposeof this fake MensHealthLife article is to get you to buy Megadrox and Testadrox on their official websites.

They’re each sold separately through their respective website, and you guessed it – they’re only available by signing up for their free trial offer.

Here’s how it works.

You place your free trial order, and for a small shipping fee they send you a full 30-day supply bottle.

They do everything they can to make you believe that that’s the end of it.

You’ll use the product, love it, and keep coming back for more.

But that’s far from what’s really going on.

Written deep in the fine fine print, the terms and conditions explain that when ordering the free trial, you’re actually signing up for their monthly auto-shipping program.

If you don’t cancel within 14 days, they’ll charge you full price for the “free” bottle, then they’ll charge you that same full price, plus shipping, every month from here on out, until you cancel.

For Megadrox, the full price you’ll be charged is $89.99.

For Testodrox, the trial period is extended to 21 days, and the price is $54.95.

Don’t believe me?

By the way,companies that do these free trial scam offers are notoriously difficult to work with once you figure out what’s going on and try to cancel or reverse charges.

Don’t believe me? Just look and see what others had to say on the website pissedconsumer.com.

And also on ripoffreport.com.

It would be beneficial to simply buy Megadrox and Testadrox in stores like GNC, Vitamin Shoppe, Walmart, or Walgreens / CVS, but unfortunately neither one of them are sold there.

What If I Already Got Scammed?

Some of you might be here because you fell for the scam and now you’re trying to figure out how to get out of it. (Don’t feel bad, we’ve all been there).If that’s the case, you’ll need to contact the company directly.

What restitution you end up getting depends a lot on how long ago you ordered your product.

If you’re still within the trial period, just call and tell them you want to cancel your subscription.

If it’s been longer than that and you’ve already been charged for bottles you didn’t want, you’ll still have to call, but it gets a little more complicated.

Both companies require you to call and get an RMA number before returning the product.

And even when you do return it (in its unopened, unused condition), they’ll charge you a $19.95 restocking fee.

The customer service number for both Megadrox and Testadrox is 1-888-224-8821.

But Isn’t it Worth It if Megadrox and Testadrox Work?

That’s a tough question, and for a lot of people, the answer may be yes.But the fact is Megadrox and Testadrox won’t give you anywhere near the kind of results they want you to think they will.A look at the ingredients tells you these are not muscle building powerhouses.

They’re more likely to give you a hard penis than hard abs.

Not that there’s anything wrong with a hard penis, but that’s not what you’d be using Megadrox and Testadrox for.

What’s the Bottom Line?

Whenever I write a review like this one, there’s one question that I inevitable get from at least one visitor, and it comes in a few different versions:

• Yeah, but did you try it yourself?
• Yeah, but did you try them both together like they say you should?

Then there’s the one about:

• Yeah, if it doesn’t work, why would the celebrities say it does?

The fact is, this is a stock article.Every couple of months, they plug in two new products and re-release it.

They rarely change any of the details of the story, the before and after pics, the comments, any of it.

And I’ve got news for you, the celebrities have no idea their images are being used, and the company is careful not to call the celebrities by name or to directly say that they endorse the products.

If celebrities were really using supplements like this one or several others, they would be household names by this point and you’d be seeing their ads all over TV.

You can find numerous other supplements pulling this very same trick, including Xtreme Testrone, T90 Xplode, and Elite Test 360, to name just a few.

I have tried some of them myself, some on their own and some as a stack like they recommend.

I have never once gotten the kinds of results they talk about, and I work out all the time and eat a pretty clean diet (most of the time).

It also doesn’t help that users on Reddit AND Bodybuilding.com are calling out the supplements as a scam.

It does not take a certified detective to realize that something is amiss with Megadrox and Testadrox.

Megadrox and Testadrox are not going to get you the results they promise, and they’re not going to be worth anywhere near the amount of money and hassle they’ll cost you.But you don’t have to believe me.

Do your own research. Try to find these clinical studies they talk about. You’ll see it my way.

I almost guarantee it.

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