Was watching some delightful commercial yesterday for a fancy new supplement called RipFire that claims to get results in just 14 days. As of yesterday, the RipFire website had no mention of any ingredients, just flashy graphics and shiny buttons all over the place telling you to “Claim your FREE bottle." I was skeptical, but a free bottle is a free bottle.
Alright RipFire, I’ll be your fucking guinea pig.
Miraculously, I used semi-good judgement and checked their return policy to make sure I would have the same success I had with Force Factor.
After a meticulous 15 seconds of research, I came to the obvious conclusion that RipFire is a big, fucking scam. Like all these scams, after the free trial, you are put on an autoship program where they charge your credit card $104 every 60 days. No, fucking, thank you.
But Tony, what if the product actually works and it is worth that money?
Let me assure you, it is not even worth the $3.95 for shipping & handling. Since yesterday the RipFire website has been updated to include nutritional info. Wanna take a guess what it is made of? L-arginine.
Just like all these:
And although I personally love L-arginine as a supplement, it promotes nitric oxide production and increases GH levels, alone IT IS NOT worth $100. At least some of the shit above has creatine and shit in it.
And yes, I checked to see if their return policy would let me keep the contents of the $100 bottle for a full refund like the schmucks at Force Factor. No refund.
RipFire just moved past Force Factor and is now TwoScoops public enemy #2. Right behind Planet Fitness. Two Scoops gives RipFire two HUGE thumbs down.
Bottom line:
RipFire is a SCAM
-Tony "Two Scoops” Muscoli
P.S. Dear RipFire people, if you send me a bunch of free shit, i’ll take this down and write a glowing review.
I can be bought. I am poor.
