Oxydrene Review

What You Should Know

Oxydrene is one of those multi-purpose diet supplements that makes a lot of claims. Sold in capsule form, Oxydrene’s mission is to increase oxygen saturation of the user’s tissue and blood. This, the manufacturers claim, will benefit the user’s stamina, endurance and overall energy. This means that Oxydrene is marketed towards athletes and body builders, as well as users aiming to lose weight. The ideal Oxydrene user would probably be someone trying to get the most out of an existing exercise routine, or to take their exercise routine to the next level.

Oxydrene is manufactured by Novex Biotech, and seems to have been available in Europe prior to being available in the USA. The product comes in capsule form, and the three key active ingredients seem to be herbal. The supplement regimen consists of taking two capsules of Oxydrene in the morning and two in the evening, and these were the amounts used during the company’s clinical tests. However, the official product website points out that if users have a “larger frame” then they will likely see better results by taking an extra pair of pills in the middle of the day. Oxydrene is sold via the official product website, and 120 capsules-approximately a one-month supply-retail for $59.99. However, Novex Biotech also offers a “Preferred Customer Plan”, which seems to be a subscription service that automatically refills your Oxydrene supply monthly and gets you a discount price of $48.00 for future monthly orders.

List of Ingredients

The three active herbal ingredients found on Oxydrene are: edum crenulata, hippophae, and fructus lychii chinensis.

We could not find a full ingredient list.

Product Features

Oxydrene is an herbal diet supplement that is sold in capsule form. We do know that hipophae is currently used to treat high blood pressure and heart disease. It is also being studied as a red blood cell booster for use after chemotherapy treatments. Unlike many diet supplements that we review, Oxydrene is actually intended as an energy stimulant and a muscle enhancer. The product manufacturers make no real claims regarding the product’s effects as a metabolic stimulant, and it seems that it will be most beneficial for helping users get the most out of an exercise routine. Novex Biotech does provide a product disclaimer for professional athletes subject to Olympic or World Anti-Doping regulations, which forbid any artificial increase of an athletes blood oxygen levels. Any athlete competing under these regulations should consult their trainer or doctor before taking Oxydrene.

Advantages

  • Product is available from official website.
  • Official website offers a discount when users sign up for their product subscription service.
  • Oxydrene does not contain caffeine.

Disadvantages

  • Oxydrene does not offer a free sample.
  • Very little clinical data or before/after pictures is offered on the official product website.
  • No customer testimonials on official website.
  • Oxydrene is intended primarily as an energy stimulant, not as a weight-loss product.

Conclusion

Oxydrene is an interesting case. This supplement is quite different from most of the other products that we’ve looked at on this site, in that it is not marketed as a weight-loss product. Oxydrene’s target market seems to mostly athletes and body builders, and their product description claims that users will be able to increase exercise length and reps. We think that most of our users are looking for a more targeted weight-loss solution, but Oxydrene could be good if you’re already a fitness nut and looking to maximize your routine. However, the bare-bones website for Oxydrene would also prompt us to consult a doctor or trainer before beginning with this supplement.

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