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Adonis Golden Ratio (Adonis Index eBook) review
A men's diet and training program pitched at $37 on the page, while the buy button leads to a $9.95 ebook with a different title, so what the money buys is unclear; a named creator and a 60-day refund help.
Worth a look
The main issue is what the money buys. The page describes a full program with software, meal plans and videos for $37, an exit pop-up says the same program and four bonuses cost $9.95, and the button opens a form for a $9.95 ebook under a different name. The page never explains how the ebook relates to the program. The rest is fair: a named creator with stated credentials, a support email, results disclaimers, a medical disclaimer in the terms, and a 60-day refund, although the form's own text mentions 365 days. The page is also marked 2015 and pushes a 'limited time' offer. Read the checkout closely before paying; a cautious maybe.
- Price
- $9.95
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Men curious about a proportion-based diet and training approach who will read the checkout carefully and use the refund
- Not for
- Buyers who expect the $37 software, meal plan and video program the headline describes
Adonis Golden Ratio (Adonis Index eBook) at a glance
The page sells the Adonis Golden Ratio (AGR) system for men, promising to burn fat and build muscle for a lean, natural look. Its FAQ says AGR tailors diet and exercise to the individual using lifestyle, goals, measurements, food preferences and training history, and includes custom nutrition software, meal plans and instructional videos in a four-phase plan, plus a bonus community called Immersion. It is a download only, with no physical product shipped. The About page names John Barban, saying he holds a bachelor's and master's degree in human biology and nutrition from the University of Guelph, and lists fitness certifications. The page headline advertises $37 with a 'free if you see no tremendous results' pitch, but the buy button leads to a form for an ebook called Adonis Index - Theory of Ideal Proportions at $9.95. The FAQ says individual results may vary, and the terms say it is not medical advice.
- Format
- Download only; the page describes software, meal plans and videos, the form sells an ebook
- Price on form
- $9.95 one time for 'Adonis Index - Theory of Ideal Proportions [eBook]'
- Price on page
- $37 for the 'entire AGR System' in the headline; $9.95 in the exit pop-up
- Refund window
- 60 days (form limit and page); the form text mentions 365 days
- Bonus
- Immersion community, per the FAQ
- Creator
- John Barban, degrees in human biology and nutrition per the About page
- Seller
- Adonis Golden Ratio; support email questions@adonisindexsupport.com; no company address seen
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- adoniseff
Program on the page, ebook on the form
The page describes a full program, but the checkout item is an ebook under another name and the page never links the two.
For offer clarity we give 4.5.
$37 on the page, $9.95 on the form
The headline says $37, the exit pop-up $9.95 for the program and bonuses, and the form charges $9.95 for a differently named ebook.
For pricing honesty we give 4.0.
Free unless tremendous results
The page offers a 60-day 'free unless tremendous results' pitch and limited-time wording, but adds that results vary and are not typical.
For claim discipline we give 5.0.
A named creator with credentials
John Barban is named with degrees and certifications and a support email is given, but no company address was seen.
For vendor transparency we give 6.0.
Sixty days, one mixed message
The form limit and the page give 60 days, though the form's own text mentions 365 days.
For refund terms we give 8.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Named creator with stated credentials
- 60-day refund window
- Low $9.95 price on the form
- Results and medical disclaimers included
What does not
- Page says $37, form sells a $9.95 ebook with another name
- No explanation of how the ebook relates to the program
- Limited-time wording on a 2015 page
- Refund text on the form says 365 days, page says 60
Adonis Golden Ratio (Adonis Index eBook) FAQ
Is Adonis Golden Ratio legit?
It is sold through ClickBank with a 60-day refund and a named creator, but the page and the checkout describe different products at different prices.
How much does it cost?
The order form charges $9.95 once for an ebook called Adonis Index; the page headline says $37 for the full program.
What do I get for $9.95?
The form names an ebook, Adonis Index - Theory of Ideal Proportions; the exit pop-up says AGR and four bonuses, and the page does not explain the link.
Is it a subscription?
The form for this item shows a single payment.
How do I get a refund?
The page promises 60 days by email, the form limit is 60 days and its text mentions 365.
The bottom line
The main issue is what the money buys. The page describes a full program with software, meal plans and videos for $37, an exit pop-up says the same program and four bonuses cost $9.95, and the button opens a form for a $9.95 ebook under a different name. The page never explains how the ebook relates to the program. The rest is fair: a named creator with stated credentials, a support email, results disclaimers, a medical disclaimer in the terms, and a 60-day refund, although the form's own text mentions 365 days. The page is also marked 2015 and pushes a 'limited time' offer. Read the checkout closely before paying; a cautious maybe.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Health Protocols: 63 Sleep, Energy and Focus Protocols (ebook) scores 7.4/10 and is rated Worth it.
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