2.7
33% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
2.7
33% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
7mo ago
A lot of articles and social media posts on keto diet and products. This is one of them. Bottom line - don't buy it! Here's why The active ingredient in here is 1,3-butanediol - the "ol" at the end, makes it an alcohol, and it needs to go to the liver and have the liver convert it to the actual ketone ingredient - "beta-hydroxy-buyrate or BHB". This uses the same enzymes as when you drink alcohol, and can tax the liver. I tried multiple attempts are taking this product - and never felt like it did anything. I even tried to double my dose, still nothing. I tripled my dose and minor effect. IF you were to use exogenous ketones, go for the original product - Delta G Ketones. They use the actual active ingredient, no conversion needed. This is like rocket fuel and gets you into ketosis faster and keeps you there for a few hours. Yes Ketone IQ is cheaper than Delta G, and it tastes better, but i didn't work. IT also comes in plastic bottle, not glass like Delta G. Go for the real thing!
Yuck! My husband actually bought these and my review is only for the Ketone-IQ Shots. I dread taking this shot bc of the taste! I’ve taken them for a week now and don’t feel any of the benefits to make sense to repurchase considering the price and awful taste.
4y ago
Ketone-IQ is a super innovative product. Their previous ketone ester was too expensive for most too afford; ketone iq is still very expensive, but it's more reasonable now and the taste is also more palatable, but you'll still want to dilute it with another drink.
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the included measuring cup is poor quality and cracks. would prefer not using plastic bottles.