Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro Review
By: Rob MillerFact Checked On: 4-3-2020
Contents
Where To FoundDo Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro Even Work
Pro Shred Elite Ingredients
Max Antler Pro Ingredients
Recommendation
User Reviews
As long as there are men and women on this planet, there will be men who want to get lean, fit, and muscular. I’m pretty sure it’s in our DNA. Companies that make workout supplements aren’t stupid – They know this and they try to exploit it any way they can to add a whole lot of zeroes to their bottom line.
Let me be the first one to tell you guys, there is always a supplement scam going on. I try to keep up with all of them so I can let you know what to look out for and what to avoid, but I gotta tell you, they pop of so often it’s tough to keep track. Here’s one I found just yesterday. I’m not sure how long it’s been around or how long it will continue to be around, so I’m putting this review up today in the hope that I can help as many of you as possible out before you get scammed to the tune of a couple hundred dollars or more.
Where You Found Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro
Chances are it started on your Facebook feed with a sponsored ad talking about the hottest new trend in workout supplements – Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro. Intrigued, you click the link to an article for more information, and you’re taken to a website that appears to be Men’s Health magazine. I say “appears to be” because the website you get to has nothing whatsoever to do with Men’s Health magazine. It’s actually a website called Menshealth.deals, and it’s not a magazine at all.
It’s a portal through which they try to funnel you to buy their products.
But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Let’s back up and walk through the article. You might be thinking “who is this Rob and what does he know” right now, but after I point out a few details, you’ll be convinced that the last thing you need is Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro.
When you get to the article, the first thing you see is The Rock – Dwayne Johnson, in all his glory, the implication being that the Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro stack is what he used to get his body in the shape it is.
Then they add in a few more celebrity before and afters to drive the point home that if you want to look like these guys, you’ve got to use what they use – Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro.
So you don’t think it’s only celebrities with expensive trainers who get results like this, the author of the article tells all about how he used Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro, and the results he saw. He says he was training for an upcoming competition, and his before picture alongside the after picture taken 4 weeks later:
Here’s the thing. I research a lot of pre workout supplements, and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen this same before and after pic. It must be the most used stock before and after photo for bodybuilding supplements in the history of the internet. I guarantee the guy in the photo is not named Richard Mason, which is the name of the guy who supposedly wrote this article.
On top of that, there’s no way this guy got these results without a special diet or intense exercise, especially when he claims to have been prepping for an upcoming competition.
Don’t Believe a Word of It
If you’re not completely convinced yet, I’ve got at least a few more bits of evidence for you. This exact same article, right down to the name of the writer, the celebrity claims, the claims of what each product does, and all the images, has been, is, and will be used to sell dozens of other miracle supplement stacks. I’d provide links to them if I could, but there are a couple reasons why I don’t:
- These are hit and run operations. They put their webpage out, they make their money, then they pull the page and make another one with another product combination. It’s how they stay one step ahead of being completely exposed. We try to keep up, but lots of times, by the time we get a review posted, they’re gone and have already moved on.
- I don’t want to link to this kind of trash from my website. You never know what kind of viruses or worms could be attached to them.
Don’t fall for these practices because they are all too common at this point, can be spotted from a mile away given that you know what to look for and they are aimed at stealing your money and ultimately making you look like a schmuck, and that is not cool at all.
So instead, I’ll link you to another review I did about a month ago. It features the exact same article, right down to the same “celebrity endorsements” and the same comments sections, only with 2 different products – Xtreme Testrone and Extreme NO2.
But Isn’t This Stuff Free?
Hell no, it’s not free. When you click the links to the Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro websites, you see that they’re both offering “free trials” of their products. Guys, these trials are anything but free.
Here’s how it works.
We’ll start with Pro Shred Elite because it seems to be the one they’re pushing hardest with most of the links leading there. If you sign up for the trial, they make you pay just $4.95 for shipping and they’ll send you a full 30-day supply.
If it seems too good to be true, that’s because it is. What you don’t know because you have to click on a totally separate “Terms and Condition” webpage and scroll half way down the page to point #8:
So to make the point as clear as possible, when you sign up for this “free stuff” you’ll actually be charged $87.47 for it, and not only that, you’ll pay $87.47 for it every month from now on!?
Is Max Antler Pro Any Different?
Another Hell no, except that Max Antler Pro charges $79.97 for the “free” bottle and every month after that until you cancel:
So if you believe the “article” and sign up for the free trials, you’ll see charges totaling $167.44 in 14 days and every 30 days after that until you figure out what’s going on and cancel.
What if You’ve Already Been Scammed?
If you’re here because you’ve already signed up for this crap and you’re trying to find a way out of it, here’s the contact information provided for each product:
ProShred Elite: 1-844-4PSHRED
Max Antler Pro: 1-844-2ANTLER
In the best case scenario, you call and cancel within the 14 day trial period and they don’t charge you any more than the original shipping fees. If you’re beyond those 14 days, cancel your subscription to avoid further charges, but you’re unlikely to be refunded charges they’ve already applied.
They DO offer a 30 day refund as per their policy, HOWEVER, there’s a few other terms and conditions that you need to meet in order to actually get a refund.
So essentially if you opened the bottle at all, broke the seal, or are beyond the 30 day point of purchase you’re shit out of luck.
Do Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro Even Work?
That’s a good question. Up till now, we’ve only talked about the marketing BS, but we haven’t talked about the products themselves. If they’re really good, maybe you’re willing to shell out the cash for them.
Fair enough.
I haven’t tried either Pro Shred Elite or Max Antler Pro myself, and as luck would have it, there are no independent customer reviews online for either one of them. So figuring out if they’ll work by learning about the experiences of other real guys isn’t gonna happen.
The lack of actual customer reviews should be enough to tell you that their shady marketing is not the only thing about Pro Shred Elite or Max Antler Pro that should keep you away from it, and quite frankly, I wouldn’t touch it with a ten foot pole.
I checked their websites for any information I could find.
Pro Shred Elite Ingredients
They list L-Arginine, L-Citrulline, and L-Norvalline as the ingredients in Pro Shred Elite. These amino acids will increase the amount of Nitric Oxide in your system, opening up your blood vessels, giving you more energy and more pump. But they don’t indicated how much of each ingredient they put in the formula, and they don’t list any other ingredients. I don’t know about you, but this isn’t something I would pay $87.47 for. You can get these ingredients in bulk for way cheaper and probably take a way more effective dose for less than half the price.
Max Antler Pro Ingredients
Max Antler Pro doesn’t even list any of its ingredients. It talks about Deer Antler Velvet and how it boosts growth hormones, but doesn’t get specific about what’s actually in it and how it’s supposed to work.
Recommendation
Look, you can make your own decisions, and the truth is I haven’t tried Pro Shred Elite and Max Antler Pro myself. But it has to be pretty clear by now that these products exist far more for the benefit of the people selling them than for the people using them. You might get a little workout help from these two, but I can almost guarantee it won’t be worth the money you’ll pay or the hassle you’ll encounter when you try to cancel the monthly billing.
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User Questions and Answers
Please don't send me any of this product. I have sent you back your order but why have you charged me twice this month ? -robert
SupplementCritique.com is a review website. We don't sell products and have no affiliation with Pro Shred Elite and/or Max Antler Pro. You'll need to contact them directly to cancel your orders. The phone number for Max Antler Pro is 844-2ANTLER. For Pro Shred Elite, it's 844-4PSHRED.- Rob
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Does this product help you to stay hard and help your sexual needs -Stephen mcsween
Not really. They're workout supplements.- Rob
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I paid for the Trial shipping on 5/24/17, called back the next day after reading reviews about the extra charges and asked to cancel, and be refunded my shipping costs.
They did try and sell you on the product for a discounted rate, which I said no, and they did refund my shipping cost on 5/26/17. I still received the product the next day, so I called back to ask for a shipping label to mail it back to them.
I spoke with a very nice lady and they confirmed that I was already cancelled and said to keep the product. I asked if there would be any additional charges and they said no.
I’m glad I read this review, now I get to try the product for free, without any shipping charges. I’m still going to be watching my credit card account in another 5 days once I hit the 14 day mark.
Sounds like it went as well for you as it possibly could have. I’m glad you found our site in time.
Tried to give me a run around but I told them I wanted money back and was returning their products. I have been trying for months to contact them as websites disappear, etc.
I used to work in a call center and know the script the operators have to follow.
Discounts, keep trying, etc. I used the magic phrase “I am reporting this scam to the federal trade Commission” and bingo! “May I put you on hold for a moment?” Then after she probably checked with her supervisor I was given 2 months refund for around $ 332 due on my debit card account in 3 days. Got a confirmation number.
FTC is the magic phrase as the feds can shut them immediately!
Suggest everyone try it.
Just be persistent, firm, polite. The call center person is just a minimum wage person following a script on how to deal with irate customers.
Good luck!
It is a scam!
I did cancel my membership and they tried to offer me discounts and I told them all I want from you guys is to cancel this and give me my confirmation number!!! Then they tried to make me pay a 19.95 cancellation fee lol so I told them goodluck with that I paid for these pills with a prepaid debit card so you only will get the money if I put it on the card.
The guy said thats okay ma’am im going to waive the fee for you! Freaking scammers man!
Told her I wanted to cancel and she offered me a few different deals in order to keep the product.
I declined and she stated she cancelled both while giving me a confirmation number.
I asked about whether they would send me a return label to ship back and she stated I could keep the product.
Not sure if anyone else has heard otherwise about returning the product… I imagine they don’t check if it came back.
They’d have to throw it away as it is.
Don’t be too hard on yourself. These companies are very good at deceiving customers.
Give them each a call to tell them you want to cancel your subscription, and make sure you get a confirmation number and/or email. Here’s the contact information I have:
Pro Shred Elite – 1-844-4PSHRED
Max Antler Pro – 1-844-2ANTLER
Best of luck!
When I called to inquire about the charges, Alexandria said that I was charged for the extra pills in the trial bottle. I told her I didn’t want to be charged and to stop my order.
I still have not received any more product, for the second $87.76, but she did cancel my order and hung up on me. BEWARE people.!!!! Am now calling the Nevada Attorney General’s Office and BBB to file complaints.
Thanks
Those numbers did work, but it sounds like they don’t anymore. Call your credit card company.
They may have good numbers. If not, tell the card company you can’t reach them to cancel, but you don’t want to accept charges from them anymore.
Guess I’ll go to the bank and unissue my credit card and open a new account.
Yeah, I just found out these numbers are no good, and I don’t know where to find new ones. I don’t know if this is a new development or what, but it’s definitely not a good thing.
You’ve got the right idea, though. Call your bank or card company.
They may have a valid number, and if not you can tell them not to accept charges from them anymore.
I checked the websites again just now and they still list the same number, so I’m not sure what’s going on. Check your credit card statement.
The numbers should be listed there. If not, call the bank or card company.
They should have them. If not, tell your card company you can’t reach them to cancel, but you don’t want to accept any more charges from these companies.
That should end it.
Key is not to accept no for an answer !!
Glad I did some research and found your information because I’m not a small print kind of guy (although I will be in the future).
Thanks again
SupplementCritique.com is a review website. We don’t have any affiliation with this product, so you’ll have to contact the company you made your purchase from to cancel your order or billing.
Rob
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Im working out of town so I called and cancelled the order. They never chargered for the shipping.
I was talking with my wife and it ended up coming any way. So when I get home I will be able to give you first hand experience with the product.
I keep checking my bank account because i dont want to be charged for crap.