Dnj Buddy! Why didn't you just ask me!! LOL
I lost 27 pounds on it. I get it from a great reputable seller with a really good online feedback track. Who are you getting it from? Be carefull they are hard to get just like the adderal and many people have fakes, that's why I stick to this seller. I am back on because I am frustrated that the Phentermine didn't work for me!! Boo!
Anyways, I can tell you alot about it. Private message me!
Hope you're doing well.

Bah, does anyone know of a place that sells this Redotex? I am very intrigued..

So can you, uh, buy it anywhere? Just out of curiosity, of course.

Dnj Buddy! Why didn't you just ask me!! LOL
I lost 27 pounds on it. I get it from a great reputable seller with a really good online feedback track. Who are you getting it from? Be carefull they are hard to get just like the adderal and many people have fakes, that's why I stick to this seller. I am back on because I am frustrated that the Phentermine didn't work for me!! Boo!
Anyways, I can tell you alot about it. Private message me!
Hope you're doing well.

Redotex is nothing like Phentermine.

Redotex is a mixture of thyroid hormone T3, valium, something like benadryl, and something similar to ephedrine.

If you're going to take it, you probably would want to use it in conjunction with an appetite suppressant because that much T3 is going to make you a lot more hungry.

The valium in it is to allow you to sleep as at higher dosages of T3, sleep is more difficult.

So you're saying that the Redotex is actually not a weight reduction medication, that it will actually make you a lot more hungry? Or did I misunderstand something.

Not sure who said T3 is in Redotex, T3 is Lyothyronine and Redotex doesn't have that it has Atropine.

Ingredients:
o Tri-iodothyronine (Triyodotironina) 75 mcg. - A hormone used to increase the metabolic rate of tissues.
o Norpseudoephedrine (Clorhidrato de D-Norseudoefedrina) 50 mg. - An amphetamine like drug.
o Atropine sulfate (Sulfato de Atropina) 0.36 mg. - Used as a respiratory and circulatory stimulant.
o Aloin (Aloina) 16.2 mg. - Laxative.
o Diazepam (Diacepam) 8 mg. - A depressant (Valium).

http://www.fda.gov/ora/fiars/ora_import_ia6635.html

Yes, Redotex _does_ have T3 (liothyronine) @ 75mcg.

Not saying you're wrong because this info came from a site not associated with the government, but these are the ingredients listed.

From what I understand from earlier posts, though, it is the T3 that potentially boosts the metabolism which causes the weight loss. Am I right in that?

All that said, I've tried Redotex, and it did not do a *%$#@ thing for me. However, I've taken phentermine for weight loss, so despite the cocktail of ingredients here, Redotex might not have been enough for my body chemistry. I could be immune to stimulants.

Unless you were just eating massive amounts of food, with 75mcg of T3 you should of seen pretty decent weight loss. But that much T3 will also increase your appetite so they both might of canceled each other out...


And PharmaMx.Com offers Redotex for $80/month which is a bit cheaper than what I've seen on ioffer. It says prescription required but I don't exactly know how any American is going to get a prescription for that.

You can find the ingredients listed on numerous sites.

Also, there are two forms of Redotex. Redotex (with the formula listed above) and Redotex NF (which doesn't have valium or the thyroid hormone I think).



You are right. Liothyronine (Cytomel is a common brand name) is a thyroid hormone often prescribed for people with under-active thyroids.

And 75mcg is a rather high dose, I think the valium is probably in there to help with sleep.



Unless you were just eating massive amounts of food, with 75mcg of T3 you should of seen pretty decent weight loss. But that much T3 will also increase your appetite so they both might of canceled each other out...


And PharmaMx.Com offers Redotex for $80/month which is a bit cheaper than what I've seen on ioffer. It says prescription required but I don't exactly know how any American is going to get a prescription for that.