Product Details

Malice, by Chaotic Labz is a weight loss supplement designed to do just that, in addition to burning fat. It uses caffeine, Phenylethylamine HCL, Hoodia, White Willow Bark, Green Tea, Yohimba, Methylsynephrine, Theobromine, Ephedra Extract, Citrus Aurantium, and Chromium.

What They Say

They say that Malice is the most “effect product on the market, period.” It boasts an energy boost, thermogenesis (fat burning), and appetite suppression, as well as kick-starting the metabolic function. Chaotic Labz says this product gives users motivation, additional focus, and helps with studying and work.

What We Say

To begin with, we certainly hope that the makers of this product don’t allow chaos to rule their labs. We’re big fans of careful science, especially when we’re talking about something that will go in our bodies.

We’re a little perturbed by the fact that ephedra slipped into the ingredient mix. Ephedra has been banned by the FDA since 2004 because numerous health problems (including 155 deaths) were linked to the drug. It is complete illegal to use, so either Chaotic Labz is breaking the law or they are using something else and calling it ephedra.

A supplement that gives a “euphoric initial rush of energy” and states you will be drenched in sweat because of the powerful thermogenic properties in it and still gives you the extra focus for you to study for your midterm? Wow. That sounds…almost too good to be true. And it also doesn’t seem to jive right: euphoria, weight loss, fat burning, and study power?

It seems like Malice puts the bulk of their abilities into macho-resounding advertising, and they do an excellent job at it. But we look at products based off of what they say they will do and what they deliver, and Malice doesn’t look like a reliable supplement. Oh, and this may be an inconsequential cosmetic thing, but the burning corpses and flaming skull motif on their website is a real turnoff.