BIOptimizerskApex Ketogenic Optimizer V3.0 | Kick Your Keto into Overdrive | May Burn Fat Fast, May Increase Energy, May Enhance Metabolism | 120 Capsules (2.0)

This ketogenic optimizer may offer some benefits, but at the price it is being offered at, it is hugely expensive. This seems to be because it's being shipped over from the UK, but that process seems to be pushing the price so high that it becomes far too expensive for most people's budgets.The positives are that it does assist with digestion, and this is particularly true for high-fat meals. It also possibly helps with boosting energy and reducing fatigue, and indeed it could contribute to a degree of weight loss if this were done in conjunction with the appropriate diet and exercise.So in many ways it is a well-formulated supplement consisting of important digestive enzymes and other crucial ingredients, but as mentioned above, the price being charged is so high it rapidly becomes out of most people's budgets. There is also a concern over how many capsules need to be taken to have any effect, and if this is indeed as high as 10 capsules per day, then this bottle of 120 capsules isn't even going to last for two weeks.

These are in essence digestive support enzymes especially to support you if you are eating high fats or big calorie meals so it better supports the digestive systems with that. I think this is the reason why they refer to it as "Supports Keto Digestion"If you look at the bottle the suggestion is to take 4 capsules upon waking and then 2 with each meal making it a 10 capsule dose and therefore this would only last you for 12 days. This would not make sense unless you really needed that amount of Digestive support and you also had the budget to cover that and the assumption being that one bottle then will be enough to get your digestive system back in order for you to not need more.I have just been taking this as 2 capsules at the start of the day to support my digestive system and it does that well. I am not on a Keto diet so I am just using this as regular digestive support.Overall it does seem to be a well formulated digestive support but I do think they should explain usage and use cases better.

I find supplements like these quite suspicious as the ingredients seem iffy in where they're produced. You also need to take loads each day which isn't practical for long term as these pills are expensive.

I take 4 capsules in the morning then another 2 with my meal. As I am currently on on meal a day I am taking a total of 6 pills so the bottle lasted me around three weeks. It’s quite expensive, however, they did do something for me. I feel much more energetic and upon waking up I feel refreshed and not sluggish. I have also lost 1 kg in the three weeks of using these with no other changes in diet. I am happy with that alone to be honest.The size of the tablets don’t bother me but I have to swallow one at a time so it gets a bit time consuming. As for the quality of the ingredients I believe it to be good as I lost weight and felt more energetic. I think I may try looking for an alternative brand to help keep cost down but if I don’t find anything i would consider coming back as long as my budget was capable of supporting this as part of my daily routine.

This is the most expensive supplement I ever came across. Almost £50 for a pack of 120 caps, but with a hidden away instruction from the seller to take 4 caps on on an empty stomach, upon waking, plus 2 caps with each of a maximum of 3 meals = a total of 10 caps EVERY DAY. No need for the seller also to warn us not to exceed the stated dose! The stated dose is already far more than I am prepared to swallow.As a Vine reviewer, I received this supplement free of charge. If I had to pay my own money for it, I would not go near it. As it is, I am dismayed at the prospect of adding 10 more daily caps to my current load of prescription meds and supplements. I am also uneasy that this is made in the US. I do prefer my supplements to be made and tested in the UK. I believe our standards are higher than in most other countries. There is no mention of testing here.There are two lists of ingredients here, which do not completely match each other. The list of possible benefits is cautiously hedged by the word "may" and sometimes the word "can". If I were shelling out £50 for 10 days of supplementation, I would want something a bit more precise. I am glad to find CoQ10 among the ingredients, as I already take this and believe in it. I am surprised and dismayed to find rice extract in a supposedly keto-enhanceing product, as this is a superfluous carbohydrate. Dandelion root will also contribute some carbs, but has also perhaps some therapeutic value.I find the cheap-looking plastic bottle ugly and regrettable (for my health and the health of the planet). For the price, I would have expected a handsome glass bottle, dark brown to exclude UV light.I intend taking just one cap. daily, increasing perhaps to 2 daily if I notice no adverse effects. As I am following a strict keto diet, the idea of a "ketogenic optimiser" appeals to me. At the same time, having read Bioptimizers' ad. and the info. on the bottle carefully, I do feel a bit nervous, wondering, in the current jargon, what I am putting into my body.