Shelley is shocked: Wow! I was on Facebook today and saw an advertisement for this amazing little patch that’s supposed to make you lose weight and prevent ovarian cancer all at once! I found these claims dubious at best, but it would be great if you all could work your magic and let me know if there’s even a sliver of truth to them. I found it interesting that they would advertise on a site where lots of impressionable high school and college age girls with body image issues are likely to be active.
The Left Brain is perturbed about Pink Patch:
Frankly, Shelley, I think Pink Patch is trying to exploit young women based on their self image and I find that appalling. Given their dubious claims about weight loss, mood elevation, and breast/ovarian cancer prevention, it’s surprising the FDA hasn’t shut them down already.
Active ingredients used in the Pink Patch
The Pink Patch website list several key active ingredients. Including 5-HTP, Fucus Versiculosus (a type of seaweed), yerba mate, and lecithin.
Claims from the Pink Patch website
- A natural mood enhancer and also helps curb your appetite.
- A natural mood enhancer and also helps curb your appetite.
- It reduces excess weight, increases your metabolism and energy – so you can forget about those pesky five pounds!
- Aids your body’s breakdown of fats and cholesterol, it helps distribute body weight — no more disproportion!
- It boosts your immune system, is good for your heart, and lowers your cholesterol. All of these benefits dramatically increase your body’s ability to loose excess weight.
- According to the United States National Institute of Health, Fucus Vesiculosus can lower the risk of breast and ovarian cancers and cholesterol. For example, women in Japan are 30% less likely to develop breast and ovarian cancer than women in North America – due to the amount of seaweed, including Fucus Vesiculosus, consumed in their diet.
The Truth about The Pink Patch
The Pink Patch’s approach is to pick and choose bits of information about various ingredients and slap them together to entice young girls into trying their product. 5-HTP for example, has been studied clinically and does have some evidence it can help with mood elevation. But studies showing a link to weight loss are mixed. And The Pink Patch conveniently fails to mention side effects, like nausea. But perhaps most importantly, all the studies cited in the literature were based on relatively high dosages (100 to 300 mg per day). The Pink Patch gives no information on the dosage of their ingredients so it’s impossible to tell if they are using very low and ineffective levels, or very high and potentially dangerous levels. For more information read this review of 5-HTP from Vanderbilt University.
Similarly, The Pink Patch exaggerates claims related to Fucus Vesiculosus and weight loss. To claim that the use of their patch containing this sea weed derivative can have the same effect as a long term diet rich in this material without the research to back it up, is unfounded and misleading. But don’t take our word for it, the US Federal Trade commission filed suit against similar weight loss patches that make claims based on sea kelp. I urge you to read the FTC report on weight loss patches.
The Beauty Brains bottom line
As usual, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Without specific, long term clinical studies showing that this patch is effective, I have absolutely no faith in any of the claims made by this product and would strongly urge anyone to reject it. Please pass the word to anyone considering using this product. This probably won’t work.
Have you tried The Pink Patch or any other crazy weight loss schemes? Don’t be embarrassed – share what’s worked (or not worked) for you so the rest of the Beauty Brains community can learn. Share anything, even if it’s body wraps.
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Perhaps the nausea is part of how this patch controls your appetite. I mean, if you feel sick, you don’t want to eat, right?
And yes, Japanese women eat a lot of seaweed, but they also have a lot of other very healthful things in their diet, too, like lots of veggies and big, oily fish. A little seaweed extract isn’t going to have the same effect as eating seaweed every day over the course of a lifetime.
It sounds like a sham to me. I think the Brains are right. But, boy, the company sure makes it sound very tempting to use this patch, and I’m not an impressionable young high school or college girl either.
There is no such thing as a miracle cure. Just another sham.
Even if the ingredients were proven to be effective (i.e. certain evidence that 5-HTP improves mood)… there’s no reason to expect sticking them next to your skin is going to be useful.
I love it when you answer questions like this. Is there a website similar to yours which looks at dubious claims for dubious health products?
I have to say I’m not too impressed with the article you linked to on 5-HTP. You say it’s “from Vanderbilt University” but it reads like someone’s term paper and it’s full of typos and inaccuracies. For instance, it refers to 5-HTP as an herb, when actually it is an amino acid. The article has a woman’s name at the top, presumably the author, but doesn’t list any credentials for her. I guess it’s a good reminder for us to not only be skeptical of beauty product claims but also to be aware of our sources when reading things on the internet! Which is not to say I don’t appreciate this site – please keep up your efforts in helping people separate fact from fiction!
Hi i have just signed up for the free 6 day trial on this pink patch. i will let you know how i get on. today 18th march i weigh 11stone, i will let you know what i way in 6 days time.
i’ve got a sample, see how it goes!!!
I also signed up for the pink patch 6 day trial, thinking £6 P&P is OK to try it.
Disgusted when I received the patches today that in the small print delivered with the trial they say:
“by ordering the trial package of the pink patches you will automatically receive a new 30 day supply 14 days after your trial supply has been shipped and £35.95 + p&p will be billed to your credit card.”
So before I’ve even tried the patches this has made me think they are a rip-off. There is a number to ring or email address if you don’t want to get them. I know what I will be doing first thing tomorrow.
Wow! Glad to see i aint the only one.
Today is 2nd day of the patch trial and i must say my cravings are still there but not as much. Lets be honest girls nothing is ever going to stop me craving chocolate!!!!
Well, keep us posted.
Theres a free trial of the pink patch. You pay 7.95 for shipping and handling..BUT there’s a problem. Once you order the free trial you are automatically a member and they will ship you the monthly supply, and charge almost $50 to your banking account. I didn’t know this, they didn’t make it clear on their website. I never received my free trial. I called and they reimbursted me, plus sent me the monthly supply for free.
Hello! I just got my free trial yesterday. I weighed myself on Sunday last, so I will weigh again tomorrow morning and track my progress over the next 6 days. I will post to let you know if I am losing weight. Although, I can tell you all today that I have not felt hungry at all. I had to force myself to eat so my body didn’t freak out. I’m not nauseated, or feeling like my heart is going to leap out of my chest, so those are promising signs. I will post again next Weds with my 6 day results… If I don’t lose in these six days, I’m cancelling the auto-ship. If that doesn’t work, I will just cancel the card!
Thanks!
cant believe how stupid you women are, its just an appetite suppressor which means if you havent got the will power to stop eating rubbish food in the first place then the patch will have no effect. If you’ve got the willpower to stop eating rubbish food then you dont need the patch in the first place. if you want to lose weight, its simple…eat less+exercise more. if you cant be bothered…then no patch in the world is going to help you…then you can say hello to fat cellulite butt and hips and an early grave.
you’re a real biotch. maybe you should suppress your mouth(and key strokes)
p.s. i ordered my free trial and will let you gals know what happens
Just ordered my 6 days trial, so we’ll see. Just wanted to say that on the page where you put your details to get the free trial says clearly about the automatic shipment and charge – you girls should learn to always read Terms & Conditions – they are there for a reason. However I am sceptic and think that it could also just be that it may work as self suggestive remedy but even if it would – it’ll still make lots of us happy ;o) Good luck!
Oh and to “dumb women” guy – how sad are you browsing through women websites…. If I created a web with cream for “few more inches” I’m sure you’d be the first to sign up….
Girl Power!
hi, I just want to say that I am one of those impressionable girls you are talking about, and I have just ordered the free sample of the pink patch. But I am now really worried as when I had pressed accept, it then tells me it is a subscription but you can cancel at anytime. The only problem is…when you go onto the website there is no tab or link leading to unsubscribe. Help, I don’t want to pay for it every month without choice.
Lainey – think you just got to email or call them to unsubscribe, failing that contact your card issuer to remove the charge
I have also ordered a free trial of the pink patch and am half way through, really think it works for me not craved as much (apart from having a funny whiff every now and then which reminds me kind of like a marmite smell!) is it just me? although girlies it does state on their website that the patches should be used as part of a sensible eating plan and exercise…
I’ve been using the patch for four days- I’m not sure if it’s actually working or my brain just THINKS its going to work, either way I have been eating less. I’m going to let them send me another months supply and see what happens. Also- it does say that they will continue to bill you, you have to read the terms and conditions tab on the site.
Anybody have any luck with the pink patch. I am planning on ordering my sample tonite. I do already have a sensible diet just need that extra help since summer is quickly approaching!
I am a real woman with the same cravings as everyone else…BUT the only way to get the body you want is to EAT LESS AND MOVE MORE. Simple as that!
NOPE!!!! I used the trial and it’s more like I gain weight!!! Seriously, it doesn’t work, at least for me. It didn’t stop my craving, I think I ate more. My stomach fat has gotten bigger than before.
Finished my trial. my cravings was curbed but i still weigh the same so no it dont work for me either. on to the next product! any idears for me? and yes i do eat healthy and go to the gym 4 times a week too, so im not lazy “dumb women”.
I tried it – same thing as Sara above… Didn’t make me lose weight – I actually gained 1 1/2 lbs… probably because it made me bloated! Anyhow – honestly people – this is a sham… Eat less, DRINK WATER and move and you will lose weight… Try Slimquick – it worked for my friend and its inexpensive. You can get at Target (or if you shop at Wal-Mart)… $20.00. Also, I found this information regarding retailers and their “FREE TRIAL RUNS” on products… Food for thought. Thx- heidi
The 7 Day Fat Burner Free Trial Scam & Why You Must Avoid It!
Many of the fat burners and weight loss products you find online offer a 5 or 7-day free trial to tempt you into trying the product. On the surface, this seems like a great deal. After all, you get to try the product free. At the same time, the retailer seems to be demonstrating confidence in the quality and effectiveness of his or her product.
That’s how it seems anyway. The reality is dramatically different…
In order to receive the “free trial” offered on the product Web site, you must pay a small shipping and handling fee — usually between 5-7 dollars (in my opinion, this hardly makes the free trial “free” — since the shipping costs would be negligible as would be the handling). Of course, you must pay this small fee via a credit card, and this is exactly what the retailer wants… your credit card information.
This article is also available in video format. Click here if you’d rather watch the video!
Because in most cases, you’ll be automatically added to a recurring billing program (a bottle will be sent to you each month and your card charged accordingly) immediately following the cessation of your free trial period.
Just for your information… you may see the recurring billing program also referred to as an “autoship program” and occasionally, a “membership program.”
And here’s the kicker…
You do not have to indicate your satisfaction with the product, or provide the company permission to charge your credit card and send you more product, or anything. They will begin sending product and charging your card regardless of whether you want it or not.
In all cases I’ve investigated, the retailer has been forthright in revealing to the customer that they will be enrolled in such a program following the cessation of the free trial. However, some retailers are very deceptive in the way they do so — burying this information on a “terms and conditions” page hidden away in a dark corner of their web site, for instance.
Others sandwich this material into a ton of text between their sign up pitches — knowing very well that their audience is likely to scan this text and miss this information (online, people tend to scan pages rather than read every word). Still others bury it into a huge page of boring legalese that no one in their right mind would read.
In most cases, the “deck is stacked” in favor of the retailer, by making it very unlikely that the consumer will be able to cancel the autoship program in compliance with the terms of the agreement. For instance, here’s what one retailer says…
If after trying XXXXX, you decide you do not wish to receive the 30-day supply, simply contact us within 14 days of the day you placed your order. It is as easy as that.
How fast do you think the retailer is going to get that free trial out the door? I’m guessing not so fast at all. Factor in that delay, the shipping time, and the 7 day trial period and… BAM. The 14 days are up. Remember, that’s not 14 days from when you receive the order, that’s 14 days from when you place the order. Theoretically you could be added to an autoship program before you even try the product.
Sure, most retailers claim to be happy to assist customers with cancellation requests. Feedback on this site, however, suggests otherwise. Customer reps, if they can be accessed at all, are deceptive, rude, misleading and downright dishonest.
Good luck getting off that autoship program.
On top of this, some retailers refuse to offer refunds on any “autoship” products. Some offer a credit towards other products, and some don’t even bother with that.
The other thing to keep in mind is…
No matter how good any fat burner or weight loss product is, you’re unlikely to see any results within 5-7 days. But that doesn’t matter to the retailer, because by the time your free trial is over, you’ll be receiving the product on a monthly basis.
Bottom line?
The vast majority of 5-7 free trials are completely bogus, and only work in favor of the retailer. If you are investigating any product offering such a trial, be sure to search carefully for the complete terms and conditions. Remember, if you agree to the terms and conditions — even without reading them, the retailer can add you to the autoship program without legal ramifications (but the retailer cannot refuse to remove you from the program however!).
I’d also recommend searching for product feedback on this site — as I’ve said, I’ve received hundreds of e-mails from folks who were unable to cancel their membership in one program or another, and needed to take drastic action.
SOURCE: http://www.ultimatefatburner.com/7-day-free-trial-scam.html
well gals i’ve just received my free trial today. i put the 1st patch on and so far i can really tell that my cravings are decreased already. i’m an at home mom and when my baby naps, i eat, from boredom i assume but, not today. i am optimistic about this i’ll check back in a few days.
You know, I wonder. So what really works then??What about Slimfast, does that work??
Hydroxy Cut Hardcore is working great for me! I started after my dumb 7 day pink patch trial. I have already lost 2 pounds (all water I’m sure), but its doing its thing. I’m taking in conjunction with GNC’s Womens Ultra Mega Active pack, as it helps to enhance the Hydroxy Hardcore. However, you can’t drink caffeine due to the high levels in the pills – drink water, water water… Good luck!
BeeLean Xtreme is working for me. Its a new ephedra extract that does not have the unsafe stuff in it but it burns the inches off fast as you know what! I have lost 5 & a half inches from around my waist in less than a month and I am not hungry at all.
I think I have found the solution that works for me. Check it out if you want
http://www.beelean.com/dietnot
i have been using my free sample of pink patch for a week and i can honestly say that it has really curbed my appetite,i start my day with a large bowl of porrige and don’t feel hungry until the evening then i only have a small meal of pasta and chiken,i no longer have sugar craving. the down side was that for a few days i had very bad nausea, stomach wind(burping)the runs and a bloated feeling, but that only lasted a few days and now i feel alot slimer and more positive about my body, although i only need to shed a few stubborn pounds, nothing drastic so it suits me.
WOW, YES IT WORKS! I BELIEVE EVERYTHING IT SAYS ON THE BOX BECAUSE I’M A WOMAN! I BELIEVE THERE IS SUCH A THING AS A MIRACLE SLIMMING PRODUCT! I’VE BOUGHT 20 YEARS SUPPLY OF PINK PATCHES ONLY COSTING ME $30,000! BARGAIN! I’VE ONLY BEEN USING IT ONE DAY AND I’VE LOST 5LBS ALREADY! WHEN I FINISH MY 20 YRS SUPPLY OF PATCHES I WILL WEIGH JUST 7 LBS! I READ ON FACEBOOK THE SAME COMPANY IS DEVELOPING A KEIRA KNIGHTLEY PATCH. YOU PUT A PATCH ON EVERYDAY AND AFTER 10 YEARS YOUR DNA WILL MUTATE INTO KERIA KNIGHTLEY. I CAN’T WAIT, THESE PATCHES ARE SO REAL! GO OUT THERE AND BUY THIS PATCH GIRLS. BUY! BUY! BUY!
ever heard of pyramid marketing? How it works..is kind of like horse racing tips…you get free inside information horse racing tips as a free trial, each person gets a different tip, most horses will lose and there will be some people who will have a continuous winning streak. thats what the pink patch is. Even with a placbeo you will have some morons saying the placebo works and they notice weight loss, they are the people who will buy more and more and are convinced the product works, but of course they are in a minority, but the business model only need a tiny percentage of those morons to buy. Thats how they make their money.
Great post and discussion.
I’ve linked to it in my pwn post on this topic, triggered by an ad for the pink patch on MySpace.
http://theblogthatatemanhattan.blogspot.com/2008/04/pink-patch-irresponsible-advertising-on.html
Ive been looking at the pinkpatch also. but recently I noticed Lipobind. Lucy Benjamin from Eastenders recomends it.They say:
LIPObind helps naturally reduce the amount of fat the body absorbs from food and can help reduce food cravings and suppress appetites.LIPObind™ binds fat as soon as it comes into contact with dietary fats in the stomach, creating a large fat-fibre complex.This fat-fibre complex with the undigested fat is prevented from being absorbed in the small intestine and is eliminated naturally through the stool.
Check it out. The only down side is the cost. You see you take 2/3 tablets after every meal and 60 tablets cost around £24.99!! Thats only about a weeks worth!!
Anyone tried it?
http://www.lipobind.com/
Which is why I was looking at the pink patch!
Say no to that lipobind stuff. Any sort of fat bind compound essentially makes the fat some out whenever you go to the bathroom. It consequently causes freak ‘accidents’. Yeah, somehow they forget to mention these things on their miraculous websites.
Hey – I tried the pink patch too – nada!
I am sticking with ephedra. It works and I love it.
I use the new pill from BeeLean Xtreme.
So far I have lost 22 pounds and I feel better than ever.
The new pills they have are safe and really cut me hunger but the coolest thing of all about it is that the inches
have just melted off of me.
I started it in Feb & no joke this stuff is the real deal.
Ephedra Rules!!!
Oh – just one more thing. I like this new BeeLean Xtreme better even than the old Metabolife 356 or Thermo-Lift!
WoooHooooo!
Take care everyone.
http://www.BeeLean.com/DietNot
Hiii, Im 15 and on the pink patch, and i dnt feel any different to be honest, its my first day today thought so maybe tomoorow ill feel the full effects!
anyway my question was can you shower with it on?
I’ve been using the pink patch for over a week now. Number one, I can’t keep the darn thing on. It always falls off, at least 12 hours in advance of the 24 hour mark. I haven’t lost any weight and as far as I’m concerned I’m more hungry than I was before. LOL. Oh well. It was worth a try. Everyone’s different right?
Just found this about unsubscribing. What do you all think? It’s from their own site. Just to help anybody out.
http://micro.thepinkpatch.co.uk/unsubscribe.html
Hey yall.
I completely agree with what most of you say about the exaggerated claims, the trickery and elusive advertising language the pink patch uses. However, I’ve tried it and I think I have some relevant comments to add.
I don’t know if it really works or not, because I’ve only been using it consistently for 8 days. But everything they say it’s supposed to do seems to be right on. I find it difficult to eat as much as I used to – I have to really work at it.
I am normally a sugar addict – I’ve gone many a day eating just sugary breakfast cereals and ice cream. My sugar cravings are severely limited by wearing this patch – that’s one thing I can for sure attest to. I do still eat sweet things, I notice, but it’s nowhere NEAR as bad, and I’ve tried so hard in the past it almost became a psychological problem because I was beating myself up for my inability to stop eating that stuff. I used to eat an entire pint of ice cream, and now I hardly touch it and eat a few bites instead. It DEFINITELY works in that regard.
It did make me very faintly nauseated the first time I tried it, but I think my body was adjusting – plus I hadn’t eaten anything for like, 9 hours straight. So it stands to reason the effects would have been enhanced. Also, the nausea was so slight I wouldn’t have noticed had I not been paying very close attention to the effects on my body.
I would agree with their claims of elevated mood levels and increased energy as well, however, this is just an impression I get – I have no proof it’s not a placebo effect.
I haven’t weighed myself, so I can’t attest to their weight loss claims. But my stomach looks vaguely smaller in the mirror. And, honestly, even if I don’t lose any weight, the way I feel coupled with the fact that I’m now happily eating vegetables and fish instead of crap is worth the money by itself.
I’ll try to remember to find this site again if I ever find out I’ve lost weight (or not lost it).
I recognize that what works well for my body may not work for all young women, but it’s been really good for me personally. Good luck!
To dumbwomen: are you denying the possibility that a pill or herb or some scientific discovery can make weight loss easier?
I firmly believe a lot of women who say things like ‘the only way to lose weight is to eat less, move more’ pretty much just don’t understand. I’m sure a lot, though not all, are fairly skinny themselves and believe fat people bring it all on themselves.
My mom has been eating basically lettuce for 4 months now and has lost 15 pounds. She’s always gotten plenty of exercise (black belt, marathon runner, home projects) but the weight just refuses to come off. Don’t assume that everyone who’s fat or can’t lose weight is lazy or overeats.
Show some respect for people who are trying to better themselves. You wouldn’t scorn a kid who needed to pay for all kinds of math tutoring, claiming the only way to learn algebra was to do his homework and stop slacking. So don’t give us all this grief for trying various things and coming onto websites to hear about other people’s experiences.
guineapig, No I’m not denying that. If you ask me the best aid to weight loss is a mini trampoline! If you’re talking about nutrition, lots of things can aid metabolism or boost energy allowing you to exercise more strenuously for longer such as caffeine. But an aid to weight loss is not the same as a magic pill/ patch. A magic patch/pill is appetite suppression…people think they can bypass any attempt at changing their lifestyle (food choice and exercise) by just taking a pill. If you want to suppress your appetite, just take eat more protein.
But its still the problem that people are still in denial about what greedy fat b*stards they are, E.g “I’m a sugar addict…I used to eat an entire pint of ice cream.” And the fact you say your mom has been eating largely lettuce for 4 months and lost 15lbs is further proof…you are what you eat.
A diet is nothing special, its not some magic thing, a diet is just a reduction in calorie in take over a given period of time. You dont need some patch to do that, simply eating your 3 normal size square meals a day but cutting out all the puddings and snacks is the same thing as a lettuce diet or artichoke diet or cabbage diet or whatever the next stupid fad is, its not the lettuce or the artichoke that has some magic ingredient in it, the only thing that really matters is that theres a reduction in calorie intake. You have to make a conscious decision to change your lifestyle (its like smoking, to quit smoking you have to consciously want to change your lifestyle, to me a patch is merely a gimmick, some people try hypnotism or if youre religious…one of the deadly sins is gluttony-that should make you feel guilty when your stuffing your face with Hagen Das. These are all superficial aids, but whatever floats your boat.
My 21 year old daughter tries the pink patch and lost 6 lbs in the first week and half. So I thought I would give it a whirl. I will let you know haw it goes
Hello all! I have also subscribed to the trial, and it does say in the terms and conditions about the auto billing. I am also using the alli program. I am down 20 lbs in 3 months. Gradual weightloss doesn’t bother me neither do the side effects. Its considered a fat blocker and you have some nastiness coming out of your rear, but it is all laid out for you before you even purchase it. You can avoid the side effects by cutting out the oily greasy food that stores in your body.
I wish I could get my hands on ephedra because that truly helped me after my first 2 children. Now I am 80 lbs heavier than 4 years ago. So it is truly essential that I lose this weight. I am only 4’10 so at 170 i look ginormous. Good luck everyone, I will keep you all posted once I get the patch.
Hay iv ordered my free trial for the pink patch around ten days ago and no sign yet! can somebody let me know how to cancel? i don’t fancy paying 30 quid for something i haven’t received
thanks
Hhmm… “because I’m a woman…” Wow, I don’t think someone that sexist, ignorant, and uninformed should be allowed to give advice. Men buy into plenty of ads. If they didn’t, there wouldn’t be penis enhancers. Furthermore, if you’re going to obsess about your body, at least better it in its entirety instead of obsessing over one part. Also, I would like to add that your metabolism regulates how many calories you burn, and it will get use to a lowered calorie intake rather quickly. Thus, it will learn to work using the amount of calories its given unless you absolutely starve yourself. (I am not promoting starvation) For this reason I am an advocate for frequent and intense exercise. Just remember your body will get use to any routine. Try to mix things up a bit. Diets are a good idea and can lead to healthier bodies, but it is unrealistic to expect someone to eat right all the time. If you are a realist, and don’t have a superiority complex like our favorite blogger “dumb women”, exercise is an excellent reinforcer. In conclusion to my argument, it is important to know other factors that hinder normal, healthy weight loss, such as, hormonal imbalances, and nutritional deficiencies.
I have had great luck with The Pink Patch. I think that if you have not had great luck with weight loss it is worth the try.
Well I recevied my patch an yes I may be guliable to try these things but I also can not loose my weight I work out at the gym 5 times a week and eat healthy food ( have worked with a personal trainer who has also looked at my food diary) but for some reason the weight just seems to want to stay..
I have just emailed to canel my order .. I have only had the patch on for a day and I feel like I could be constanly sick.. so if others do lose weight on this Im not supprised.. but I dont want to live my life feeling sick its not healthy..
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Oh well I await the next option to try !! got to be something out there that can help us..
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