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Burntide Before and After: 0 Photos Published, 8 Dated Reviews
No before-and-after photos of Burntide buyers are published in our sources, and we show none. What exists is a seller score of 4.8 from 903 reviews and eight named buyers who wrote between day 16 and day 43. Reviews are individual experiences, not typical results. No trial of the gummy exists.
- Before-and-after photos published: 0. The asset pack holds bottle shots, seal badges, listing graphics and bonus covers.
- Named reviewers: 8, aged 50 to 63. Review days: 16 to 43.
- Seller figures: 4.8 out of 5, 903 written reviews, 9,426 orders, 91% would recommend.
- Star split: 5 stars 66%, 4 stars 21%, 3 stars 8%, 2 stars 3%, 1 star 2%.
- Results vary. Reviews are not typical results or a promise for you.
- Money-back window: 60 days from purchase.
Search for results and many pages show two photos of the same person, side by side. You will not find that here, and the reason is simple. No such photo exists in the material we publish from, and we will not make one up. This post covers what does exist, how to read it, and a safer way to build a before-and-after record of your own.
Are there Burntide before and after photos?
Not in our sources. The image files that come with this product are bottle photos, seal badges, listing graphics, a label scan and three bonus guide covers. None shows a person, a scale or a measurement. We show no photo of a buyer because none was supplied, and an invented one would be exactly the kind of fake proof this site argues against.
If you see a before-and-after picture on another site and it is credited to Burntide, ask three things. Who took it? Over what dates? Under what conditions? An image with no dates and no source is decoration. The FTC guidance on health products explains that a seller needs real evidence behind its claims, and the same logic applies to anyone reposting pictures.
What results numbers does the seller publish?
Five figures, all from the seller. We cannot audit any of them.
| Figure | Value | Can we check it? |
|---|---|---|
| Average rating | 4.8 out of 5 | No |
| Written reviews | 903 | No |
| Recorded orders | 9,426 | No |
| Would recommend | 91% | No |
| Most common wait | 3 to 4 weeks | No |
| Blend total on the jar | 525 mg | Yes, on any jar |
The last row is there on purpose. It is the one number here that anyone holding a jar can confirm. The rest are the seller's own reporting.
How are the stars split?
Two thirds of the reviews are five stars. The split is 66% at five, 21% at four, 8% at three, 3% at two and 2% at one. Add the top two and you reach 87%, which sits a little under the 91% who say they would recommend. Both numbers are the seller's.
A star score tells you how people felt on the day they wrote. It does not tell you what changed in their bodies, and it cannot, because no one measured.
Who are the eight named reviewers?
The seller names eight buyers with age, city, pack and the day they wrote. Between them there are three distinct sentences of text, so these are summary lines more than stories.
| Reviewer | Stars | Pack | Day | What the line says |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miguel D., 50, Miami FL | 3 | 2 bottles | 16 | Wanted a faster change; called the desk; stopped at two |
| Luis G., 59, Orlando FL | 5 | 3 bottles | 26 | Daily habit stuck; reordered before the last bottle |
| Derek P., 62, Raleigh NC | 3 | 2 bottles | 29 | Wanted a faster change; called the desk; stopped at two |
| Vince T., 57, Austin TX | 4 | 6 bottles | 34 | Fair at a month; wanted more in week one |
| David B., 61, Miami FL | 3 | 6 bottles | 35 | Wanted a faster change; called the desk; stopped at two |
| Hugh P., 54, Austin TX | 5 | 6 bottles | 40 | Daily habit stuck; reordered before the last bottle |
| Robert E., 63, Charlotte NC | 3 | 6 bottles | 41 | Wanted a faster change; called the desk; stopped at two |
| Sam H., 56, Tampa FL | 3 | 6 bottles | 43 | Wanted a faster change; called the desk; stopped at two |
Three short lines are credited to named people: “Daily gummy.” (Miguel, 50), “Wait past week two.” (David, 61) and “Desk answered.” (Robert, 63). They are what the seller published, and we have not stretched them.
How should I read those eight lines?
Start with the majority. Five of eight wanted a faster change and stopped at two jars. That is the loudest message in the set, and it is a mixed one. It does not say the product failed everyone. It does say a faster change is not what most of the named buyers felt.
Next, the other side. Two buyers wrote that the daily habit stuck and that they reordered before the last bottle ran out. That is a statement about routine, not about the body. The product's best argument, as these lines show it, is an easy daily habit.
Last, the ages. All eight are between 50 and 63. The three bonus guides carry a cover line for women over 30. That mismatch is worth knowing, because it shows how narrow the published sample is.
How can I keep my own before and after record?
- Write the purchase date and the date of your first gummy. They are different dates.
- Pick two or three things to track that you can actually notice, like appetite between meals and afternoon energy.
- Use the same method each time. If you weigh yourself, use the same scale at the same time of day.
- Change nothing else for four weeks. A new diet at the same time makes the record useless.
- Look at the notes at week four and decide at week eight, before the 60-day window closes.
If your notes show nothing, that is a valid result. Call the order desk on +1 (877) 257-0825 with your order ID and use the guarantee. For any question about your weight or health, speak to a doctor.
Medical note. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Burntide is a dietary supplement and, like every supplement, it is not FDA-approved. It is for healthy adults aged 18 and over. Talk to a doctor or pharmacist before use if you take medication or have a health condition.
Frequently asked questions
Are there Burntide before and after pictures?
None is published in the material we hold, so we show none. The product images are bottles, seal badges, listing graphics, a label scan and bonus guide covers.
What results do Burntide buyers report?
The seller reports 4.8 out of 5 from 903 reviews. Eight buyers are named: five wanted a faster change and stopped at two jars, one found it fair at a month, and two said the habit stuck.
Are Burntide results typical?
No claim of typical results is made. Reviews describe individual experiences, and results vary.
How long before I see results from Burntide?
The seller reports a most common wait of 3 to 4 weeks. The earliest published review was on day 16.
Can I trust the 4.8 rating?
It is the seller's own figure and we cannot audit it. Read it next to the dated reviews, and judge the product by your own record.
Our view
We would rather give you no picture than a made-up one. The facts we hold say that the story is slow, mixed and mostly about routine. That is a fair thing to know before you spend $89.
If you try Burntide, the best before and after is the one you write yourself. A page of dated notes will serve you better than any photo from a stranger.
Sources cited in this post
- Federal Trade Commission. Health Products Compliance Guidance. December 2022. https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/health-products-compliance-guidance