Elite Test 360 is advertised as a testosterone booster. Read our Elite Test 360 reviews from editors and readers.

About Elite Test 360

The product has been spotted advertising on major websites, with such headlines as “Man finds an unlikely testosterone booster.” The official website, elitetest360.com was registered in late 2012.

The website describes the product in the following manner:

Elite Test360 was specifically created for men who want RIPPED, MUSCULAR BODIES AND INCREASE TESTOSTERONE LEVELS AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.

You can contact the company at 877-433-2774 or support@elitetest360.com.

Below is a screenshot of the official website, taken in April 2014.

A recent advertisement for Elite Test 360 pointed to the website health-lifestyles.org, on a page entitled “Mens Lifestyles.” This news-looking advertisement refers to Elite Test 360 as a “steroid alternative” and a “muscle-building machine.” It also mentions “celebrity results” without actually mentioning who those celebrities are. Oddly, its disclaimer mentions that The Rock does not endorse the product, even though the article did not mention the actor.

Elite Test 360 Ingredients

The advertising and the website are big on hype, but quite vague on the ingredients of Elite Test 360. So what are the amazing ingredients in Elite Test 360?

400mg of Tribulus extract and 400mg of AAKG – supplements which are readily found at most health shops.

Although the label lists tribulus and AAKG, the website only points to studies on tribulus as evidence of the benefits of Elite Test 360.

How much does Elite Test 360 cost?

There is no way to simply order Elite Test 360 at regular/full price. If you want to purchase it, you are forced to use their “free trial” which costs $4.95. After 14 days from the time you order it, you will be charged $89. You will also be enrolled in their auto-ship program which automatically sends – and bills – you every month for the product.

One must wonder why a 14-day trial is offered when the product’s terms and conditions clearly state that results require the product to be used “consistently for 3 months.”

Bottom Line

Elite Test 360 is an overpriced tribulus/AAKG powder, backed by vague hype and an expensive auto-ship program. You can find comparable products for a fraction of the cost at your local supplement vendor.

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