RipFire Review
By: Rob MillerFact Checked On: 4-10-2020
There have been hundreds, if not thousands, of Nitric Oxide (NO2) producing products popping up all over the Internet, and it can be mind boggling to keep up with them. It seems like when one goes out of business, about 5 more come in to fill the gap in this market. Ripfire Xcelerate is an all natural blend of amino acids and various kinds of L-Arginine which promises to build lean muscle mass and get you shredded fast. We see these claims all of the time, and the fact that there have been some studies indicating that NO can help with certain ailments supports some of these claims. Read our review of this supplement here to get the facts from an independent source.
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This particular product is said to boost nitric oxide levels naturally, which is supposed to boost energy levels and endurance, enhance workout performance, and help you train harder so you can build muscle faster. The science behind this formula, according to the manufacturer, was proven in an in-house test which resulted in participants obtaining an increase in energy, an increase in muscle definition, and the ability to lift heavier weights easily.
The company themselves actually provides a list of exercise routines and educational facts to help you grow muscle, something you don’t see from too many other products. Ripfire also challenges the consumer to take action, and order a 30 day trial of their supplement “risk free”, to see how much lean muscle they can achieve.
Let’s see exactly what they mean by risk free as well as what RipFire is made out of, how it works and if it is even worth your time and money.
What Does Risk Free Mean?
Alot of companies that enroll their customers into whats called an “auto-ship” program start off by offering a risk-free trial. There is some debate as to what exactly is risk free about it, but ripfire offers one of these trials for just $3.95 for shipping and handling for a one months supply. After the 30 day trial is up, however, they will bill you $100 every 60 day for a new supply of the product. Some will tell you that this makes it easy to order the product, and get it every month without having to worry about renewing it yourself every month, similar to the netflix business model.
The problem is, when you go to cancel your trial, if you haven’t done so before the trial period is up, you may be stuck paying for a product you don’t want anymore. Be careful and arm yourself with the cancellation phone number and mark your calendar.
The Ingredients in RipFire
There is not much different from the ingredients in Ripfire and most of their competitors. According to the label, this supplement contains: L-Arginine HCL (Hydrochloride), L-Arginine Ketogluterate (L-KTG), L-Arginine Ketoisocaproate (L-KIC), dipottasium phosphate, L-Citrulline, Dicalcium Phosphate, and Nictotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD).
What do all of these fancy sounding ingredients mean? Well, after a little bit of research, we found that almost all of these are amino acids which are essential for growth in the human body. They are actually produced in the body, but in much smaller quantities, and the addition of these ingredients does lead to some substantial benefits.
Take L-Citrulline for instance. In recent clinical studies, it has been found to help relax blood vessels, which helps back the claims made by Ripfire that it does this. L-Arginine is also found to do the same, and have an effect not uncommon to some very potent nutrients.
Overall
Ripfire seems like a pretty legit supplement. Good customer support structure, testimonials on their site, articles on how to build muscle and effectively; these are not things you see on alot of their competitors sites. Unlike alot of the other rehashed products out there that just change a few ingredients here and there, this one seems to really work effectively at burning fat and helping to increase energy for the gym. We actually ordered a bottle of this supplement today and took the challenge, and will be reporting our results in a few weeks. Please check back on this blog then to see what kind of effects we had from it.
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All to find out that he was having a reaction to Ripfire. I would definitely NOT recommend this!!!
I train in MMA and bodybuild and have played with steroids and this product work good for me… Just saying.
Rob
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I’m still fighting them on it now but honestly, all I want is my money back. There is no way this bottle is worth a hundred bucks.
I’m 20 years all btw and all I know is I feel like an idiot and it’s a lesson learned. If it’s free, it’s a scam. 2011, everyone is out for their own in the recession including bs supplement companies like rip fire.
I purchased rip fire having never taken supplements of any type before. I had already maintained a god work ethic and I’m not sure if it is because of my age (19) but I felt no change in my energy levels, however I did see better results after my workouts.
I changed no routine diet, work, effort, ect… Rip fire really did work for me I am cut with muscle to my satisfaction. Little pricey but whenever you take a supplement as opposed to only using wieghts and exercise… It’s going to cost you.
JUST WORKOUT HEAVY 5-7 REPS 2-3 SETS EAT PROTEIN BUT NOT TO MUCH BECAUSE THE BODY CAN ONLY PROCESS SO MUCH AT A TIME REST TURNS TO FAT. IF OLDER GO TO A DOCTOR TELL THEM U THINK U HAVE LOW T AND GET THOSE FROM A PRESCRIPTION.
COME ON PEOPLE STOP MAKING THESE PEOPLE RICH. IT IS ALL BULL IF IT IS NATURAL.
DOES TYENOL DO THE SAME THING AS PEROCETS I DIDNT THINK SO. SAME FOR UR MUSCLES.
I have a bowflex revoulution that I been using for 3 months straight and already have great results; my arms and legs are already buffed. The key is to lose more calories than what is being consumed.
Like u said eating protein helps. Bowflex works quicker than these crappy products out there.
I use to be one of those who fall into those free trials but then realized is all a scam.
Once out of the hospital i did not notice the free trial ended nor received any notification that it had done so. So, 45 days later, I received a notification that I owed the ripfire company two hundred dollars.
So, this product did not increase my productivity but, put me in the hospital and stole two hundred dollars from my wallet. Horrible Product.
The conclusion of the medical treatment was that Ripefire and more then one cup of coffee do not mix.
I can not recoment this product. I missed a month of workouts because of the side effects.
They tried all they could to convince me to stay signed up, even guilt-tripping me (so, you just want the free stuff and don;t want to put the time in?)
Did not see any effect in either weight loss or muscle gain. Maybe in the first few days, but an extra cup of coffee does the same…
But it felt like everytime after that it got weaker and weaker. Like, it gave me energy in the first couple of days, but then wore off.
Anyone else experience this?
I would definitely recommend it to a friend.
There are much better supplements out there.
Then I checked my credit card statement about 4 weeks later, and they billed me like $100! I called them up and they said that i agreed to the charges, and I was like “heck no I didnt'”.
Of course I went back and sure enough their terms said they would start billing me after 2 weeks or something. It was my mistake for even bothering with it in the first place.