Revolution Laboratories, LLC

I received two boxes in the mail last week — 30 day samples of RevTest and MuscleRev, completely unsolicited (in other words, I didn’t order them in the first place). When I called the company, they told me that this was my free trial, and if I didn’t want it, I was required to ship it back to them at my own expense. Or, if I liked, I could just keep it and pay the low price of $ 30 for each. When I refused (since I didn’t order it in the first place) they came down to $ 20 a piece. With some digging, it turns out that they had charged my COMPANY credit card for this order. I’m don’t always make the best life decisions, but I’m not so stupid as to type in my company’s corporate card number for a snake-​oil nutritional supplement and have it delivered to my office. We’re going to need to get a new corporate card and change a lot of accounts, and there’s no way that Rev Labs is going to get a red cent for this unsolicited «free sample» (which is anything but free, as many other reviews have stated). Seriously, steer clear of this company. I’m filing a complaint with the BBB as well.

This company is shady as can be. Bad rating where ever I look. Tried contacting through phone and email and even tried canceling over automated system multiple times. Still have been charged. Going to be contacting my bank. This company is a joke and fake. Anyone who endorses this company should be ashamed and is a fraud themselves. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS «COMPANY»! EVER NO MATTER WHAT THEY ARE OFFERING.

The negative reviews are TRUE of Rev Labs being a «re-​billing mill» — however only if you allow it to happen. Be forewarned, this is going to be a long post but informative.
Rev Labs has paid for banner ad space on Facebook that at first glance looks like it is Men’s Health Magazine. Once you click the ad, you’re redirected to a website (which is
) — but unless you know how to reveal this you can’t see the web address because it is hidden within a frame in Facebook). The website gives the impression that it’s from Men’s Health Magazine (but they show it as Men’s Health Life (muting out the word «Life» in gray so it’s overlooked and focus is on the BRIGHT RED «Men’s Health» portion of the logo) The webpage is complete with a fake magazine cover and images of being «featured» in ESPN magazine (likely another advertisement), Dwayne «The Rock» Johnson and other action stars or sports celebrities, and fake reviews of the product from other purchasers. It gives a testimonial «review» of Muscle Rev Xtreme and RevTest Testosterone Booster and though a «special offer» you can try both products for FREE (just pay $ 4.95 S/​H per product). Note the active/​inactive ingredients of the products are not revealed. I placed an order with the understanding from the Terms and Conditions on the site that I would receive a 30-​day supply to try, and automatically enrolled in a «membership» with recurring monthly charges of $ 89.74/product if I didn’t cancel within 14 days of placing the order. If I did cancel, I would only be charged the $ 4.95 S&H per product, which is charged at the time of the order. To cover myself, I made a screenshot copy of the Terms and Conditions in the event there was any deceptive practices or foolishness.
Placed the order on 5/​3, set a reminder on my phone for 3 DAYS before the end of the period to make a decision on the product and prevent them from starting to charge the credit card.
Received the Muscle Rev Xtreme and RevTest Testosterone Booster products and looked at the ingredients (one of which is fenugreek), which combined can easily be purchased separately from any reputable health foods and nutrition store at a far less cost and greater quantity.
A week later, I was on Facebook and seen a very similar «Men’s Health» banner ad for a product called Elite Test 360 and Alpha Rush Pro. Out of curiosity and suspicion, I clicked the ad, and was again redirected to a hidden website (this time
). Looking at the website, the content is EXACTLY like the website from the other products, only changing the products.
My immediate concern was how and why would Men’s Health promote 4 different products in a similar way, so I contacted them on their Facebook page and email. It turns out that these are FRAUDLENT sites not affiliated with Men’s Health Magazine, and they are currently taking legal action to stop these sites and the company’s that use their logo or brand name.
Seeing all this solidified my decision that i would be cancelling my trial «membership». I made the call today at 855−462−1974 (the Terms and Conditions on the site advise to call 855−468−1974, but this is a non-​working number) and when through the automated process. pressed «3» for RevLabs and then the system matches your Caller ID with the account in their database. You are then given an automated offer where you’ll be cancelled, but must pay for the product received at the full 30-​day supply price (I thought it was a trial?) or you can return the unused portion (at your own expense) for a no further charges. All of this contradicted the T&C on their website. But wait — they can also offer an alternate cancellation with a «substantial» discount on the product. After listening to the «options» of giving your money away, you can wait and get the option of pressing «0» to speak with a live Customer Service representative, which I immediately did.
After giving «Fika» some redundant ordering information, I explained my intentions and he immediately went into his «upsell» script, echoing the options that the automated message had indicated. I told him that all of this contradicted the T&C on their website where I purchased it, and that I had a screenshot. He persisted getting money for the trial product, so I asked to speak to his supervisor. He said he would do so, to hold and he would connect me — I was then mysteriously disconnected from the call.
Unfettered, I called back and spoke with a rep «Shelby @ Station ID 1 433 584» and advised that I was looking to speak to a supervisor. She asked me what it was in reference to, and I explained the experience from the previous call, referencing the contradictions in the Terms of Service being offered vs. their website. She said I was ABSOLUTELY correct, cancelled my membership and was advised of no further charges to my card.
Fingers crossed with my credit card company on speed-​dial!

How do you get your product? Placed an order online last week, encountered a few issues with the website… Can’t have a shipping address that is different than the credit card billing address. Site said my card was declined & my order was cancelled. My card was charged, my trainer gave me the managers email, I’ve emailed him twice now, no response. I’ve also emailed their «support» email, also no response. Guess I’ll be calling my credit card company next!

I just bought the RevLabs ProRev Vanilla protein powder, and god damn, shit is delicious. Definitely one of the best tasting protein powders I’ve ever had. It mixes easily, not clumpy or grainy, and tastes great with water– which is great for when you’re cutting and trying to pass on the milk calories. All in all– definitely worth trying.

I LOVE the ProRev Protein Powder. Both flavors are amazing. The Vanilla tastes like a vanilla cupcake and the Chocolate, like a Hot Chocolate on ice. EndoRev is something I drink pre-​workout, and it helps me push myself harder by giving me an extra boost of energy and stamina. Thank you RevLabs!

scam!!! beware! i purchased one bottle online for $ 1.95 but my credit card was billed $ 84!!! working with my credit card company to handle this b/​c i call customer service and they just put me on hold!