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Reduline 36 is an over the counter weight loss supplement that is manufactured by a company called MediDirect, which is a brand name that is owned by Tower Health. The official website for the product provides a considerable amount of information, that appears to be quite helpful in assisting the dieter in ensuring that he or she will be making the right decision if this product is the appropriate choice for their needs and expectations.
That official site also claims that within a period of about 6 to 8 weeks, the users of Reduline will be able to lose 3 kilograms (which is just over 6 and a half pounds). That is a perfectly reasonable claim and, provided that the product is used with a reduced calorie diet and a regular exercise routine, it is likely that a dieter could be able to lose around that amount of weight within that time span. The company goes on to explain, on the site, that its use can help to reduce cholesterol levels. That could also be true, although it is unclear whether the product will actually lead to the lower cholesterol levels or whether that will be the outcome of having lost weight, as fat reduction can also lead to that result.
As informative as the official website does seem at first glance, a great deal of the bulk of its content is more filler than actual facts and substance. There is a certain amount of information that can be gleaned from the materials that are provided, but it must all be plucked out of a much larger and very wordy content. Visually, the pages are appealing and are quite user friendly, but for their size, the amount of actual informational value that they provide is limited.
Unfortunately, among all of the information that was offered on the website, a complete ingredient list could not be found. There were several references to chitosan, but it was unclear whether or not that was the only ingredient that makes up the entire product. If it is, that is not very promising for the potential outcomes of the use of Reduline 36, as early studies of this substance (there are no large and conclusive research studies that have been completed by the time this review was written) did not suggest that powerful weight loss will be achieved through its use. At best, research has indicated that some additional but slow weight loss assistance may be provided, but further study is needed before even that can be said for certain.
Overall, Reduline 36 is considered to be a fat binder, if it contains chitosan. However, whether or not that effect is powerful enough to actually generate measurable results has yet to be determined. With so much competition in the nonprescription diet supplement market, it would be difficult to recommend this product over one with more evidence behind it.
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