Because of the FDA report on Japan Hokkaido Slimming Weight Loss Pills, I decided to search for another brand. Curiosity got me when
I saw a display counter for Instant Slim Time products at Watsons. So I dare
tried.
What makes it different is that it’s supposed to
contain safe ingredients due to the BFAD approval seal. I just have to choose
between the slimming drops or the pills. The former seem challenging to use so
I ended up with the latter.
The accommodating sales lady gave me instructions on
how to use the product apart from what was already available at the back of the
bottle. Like most similar products, it’s supposed to be taken about 30 minutes
to one hour before meals, preferably during breakfast. Like other related pills
as well, the effect is normally on appetite. Your appetite is suppressed and you’ll
feel full with minimal food intake.
I consumed the whole package but didn’t notice any
difference. I would assume that it’s most likely because I have only used it
for about a month or that I don’t exercise the way I used to with other pills.
I didn’t purchase the product anymore though so I have no way of telling if it
will take more than one bottle to see any effect. Just for comparison, however,
Hokkaido pills’ effects are noticeable within the first week even without
exercise. Too bad, there’s an issue with the Hokkaido’s contents now.
As for Instant Slim Time pills, should you ever see it
in Watsons and wonder if it works or not, it’s up to you to find out.
oh thanks for this review! i've seen this at watsons and was curious about it kaso mejo mahal ung 1 bottle haha
ReplyDeleteYup, medyo mahal nga. It does work though, as an appetite suppressant, that is.
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