To those who are gaining weight and having other issues with this product, I suggest you look at your diet. If you are eating refined/processed foods, a fat diet with sugars, white flour and a basic meat diet, you will have problems and will most likely not reap the benefits of this or other products. There are no magic pills and elixirs in life. You must clean up your act and get moving, literally.

We have an entire page of resveratrol products listed by how much resveratrol they contain at http://www.benefits-of-resveratrol.com/where-to-buy-resveratrol.html

Feel free to pareuse that.

Dan

I’m the author and researcher behind http://www.benefits-of-resveratrol.com – an independent “think tank” on resveratrol. I too saw Reversitall at Costco today and chuckled a bit. The problem with antioxidant products whose servings are individually sealed is the oxidation. Once an antioxidant comes in contact with the free radicals in oxygen, it no longer helps you.

Your first sip of Reversitall is going to be the most potent, but every sip after that is less and less useful – especially if you don’t drink it all at once.

Remember that when you’re buying products with “added antioxidants”. Unless they’re sealed away – you’re just not going to get the disease fighting, anti-aging, youthful value of them. And keep in mind, now that resveratrol is a “buzz” word – there are going to be lots of products just riding the wave.