MagniLife Apple Cider Vinegar Combo Diet Blend, Natural Appetite Suppressant and Metabolism Booster with Green Tea and African Mango - 60 Capsules

I take apple cider vinegar capsules mainly to aid digestion without risking damage to my tooth enamel from drinking something so acidic. I have never believed claims about weight loss or appetite suppression from drinking it and I have never experienced it before either from taking apple cider vinegar capsules or from drinking vinegar. Because of that, I was very, very surprised to find that this actually reduced cravings and made me less hungry. I hate to even say that because it seems very hokey, but it is true. I'm guessing that it has more to do with the Garcinia Cambogia (which I've never had before). The effect isn't pronounced. It's more about making you more indifferent to eating. However, that particular ingredient is not approved by the FDA and the bottle warns that you shouldn't take it if you have liver issues.The capsules smell very, very faintly of apple cider vinegar and mainly smell like the material made to make the capsules (a bit glue-like). I didn't find them hard to digest or swallow. There was no taste from taking them. They did also seem to help out with digestion as expected.

I have not noticed weight loss with this product, but I am still giving them 4 stars because they making taking ACV easy. There are so many benefits to taking ACV, but it is really hard for me to drink. I probably need to take more than one bottle to get a full assessment of the product, but after a month of use of feel like some of my eczema has calmed and I also don't have as much water retention....my rings are getting lose. The number on my scale hasn't really changed so it's just from water retention. It's worth a shot to try if you are interested in ACV.

The media could not be loaded.  I have been taking Apple Cider Vinegar regularly for awhile. It's a good addition to a supplement regimen. Some people (including my wife) have reported reduced appetite. I don't have that but very little can remove my appetite.

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After taking for several weeks, I didn't notice any weight loss. However, I definitely noticed a decrease in my appetite. I made sure to drink lots of water daily as well. I appreciated that they weren't the size of a horse pill and I could still easily swallow them. Much easier than pinching my nose and down the hatch with liquid apple cider vinegar. Had I implemented an exercise routine, I think I would have seen a change in my weight. Overall, it's a good product at a much more reasonable price than some of it's competitors.

I thought this was a really good deal. I've taken apple cider vinegar capsules before and they make a great appetite suppressant. This is a combo of MagniLife Apple Cider Vinegar blend, Green Tea and African Mango. Serving size is two capsules daily, so one bottle is a months worth. They are average size capsules with no after taste and easy to swallow. I had no bade side effects after taking it. They also are a great energy Booster.

This is a good supplement for incorporating ACV into your diet. But at $20 for a 30-day supply, I feel it's a bit too pricey for me to make this a regular supplement. I do like that the pills are easy to swallow, and that there's no bad aftertaste.

The package arrived safe and fast. These capsule are easy to swallow. There is no aftertaste. But unlike their product with grapefruit I got hungry three times a day. The green tea did not work for me as an appetite suppressant (I will be buying the one with grapefruit). A great point to this is that there are no adverse affects. It is recommended you take two a day. If you have never taken this type of product before give it two weeks before you expect noticeable result.