Hunter Burn – Review, Ingredients and Price
Hunter Burn is a so-called 'fat burner' supplement made by a UK-based company called Roar Ambition
Hunter Burn is a so-called ‘fat burner’ supplement containing ingredients such as vitamins, minerals and plant extracts.
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It’s made by a supplement brand called Roar Ambition, and is one of the more premium-priced products for supplements in this category.
Before we continue, it’s important to realise that most of the supplements in this category, including Hunter Burn, have not been proven to ‘burn’ fat on their own.
Instead, they can provide a range of ingredients such as vitamins, minerals and plant extracts, each of which may (or may not) bring some benefits and support on your health and fitness journey.
It’s widely accepted that the main proven way to lose fat is to stick to a (sensible and well-managed) diet and exercise regimen in which you’re burning slightly more calories than you’re consuming. In other words, it’s about keeping in a slight calorie deficit over time.
Hunter Burn (Photo: The Sport Review)
Turning our attentions back to this particular supplement, this article is going to focus on all of the important things that you need to know about Hunter Burn as we look to see where it stands.
We’re going to be paying particularly close attention to the ingredients formula, dosages and the price-tag as we consider whether it merits a spot on our list of some of the best ‘fat burners’ on the market right now.
Hunter Burn contains an effective dose of a dietary fiber called Glucomannan, which is known to have some benefits when consumed in the correct manner.
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So, with the introductions out of the way, let’s starting taking a closer look at Hunter Burn to see whether it can deliver on the hype or not.
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Hunter Burn – The Basics
As we have already mentioned, Hunter Burn is a so-called ‘fat burner’ supplement.
In case you didn’t know, ‘fat burners’ are basically food supplements which usually contain a blend of plant extracts, vitamins and minerals.
Of course, you should be able to get all of the vitamins and minerals you need from a varied diet as part of a healthy lifestyle, but supplements can sometimes help to prevent potential shortfalls in certain nutrients which can sometimes occur if you’re cutting back on the calories.
As we mentioned above, it’s important to note that no ‘fat burner’ supplement is going to work on its own without any effort on your part. It’s always best to make sure that you’re eating healthily and exercising regularly before thinking about buying any supplements.
Mainly marketed at men, Hunter Burn is one of the three products in the new Hunter range of supplements by Roar Ambition.
They are marketed as high-end products which feature “premium” formulas for people willing to pay a little bit extra.
The official website says that Hunter Burn will help you to “feel” better as you take control of your health and fitness goals.
Hunter Burn (Photo: The Sport Review)
It claims to uses a premium formula and it seems to be made for high-flying individuals who are looking for quality products to help support their goals.
The marketing material on the official website goes on to say that Hunter Burn “gives you the power to change”.
Quite clearly, Roar Ambition are pretty confident about their product. But this is no surprise really. We’ve learnt not to pay too much attention to what manufacturers say about their own supplements.
Instead, it’s better to ignore the marketing hype and focus on the important facts such as the ingredients formula, the directions and the dosages.
So, with that in mind, let’s start taking a closer look at Hunter Burn and the ingredients it uses.
The Ingredients
Let’s begin this part by looking at the actual ingredients label of Hunter Burn as printed on the bottle.
The Hunter Burn ingredients formula, as shown on the website at the time of writing
Roar Ambition have chosen not to use a proprietary blend with this supplement. This means that we are clearly and transparently told the full doses of all of the ingredients on the label, which is generally a good thing.
Editor's note: Any health claims about the ingredients mentioned in this article are listed as authorised on the EU Register at the time of publishing. Additionally, you should carefully check the ingredients information shown on the official website of any product you're considering purchasing, as formulas may change from time to time and therefore may differ from what's shown on this page.
Glancing at the ingredients list, you’ll probably also notice that Hunter Burn doesn’t use any pure stimulants such as Caffeine in its formula.
The absence of a pure form of Caffeine as an ingredient makes a bit of a change from lots of other similar supplements in this category, and it may make Hunter Burn a good option if you’re looking for a lower-stimulant product.
Hunter Burn (Photo: The Sport Review)
Let’s now focus on the main ingredients in the formula.
• Vitamin D3 – This is an important vitamin that your body creates naturally when your skin is exposed to direct sunlight containing UVB rays. Vitamin D plays a number of important roles in the body, including supporting the normal functioning of the immune system and normal muscle function. Each serving of Hunter Burn contains a hefty 3000IU dose of Vitamin D3.
• Glucomannan from Konjac Root Extract – Glucomannan is a dietary fiber which comes from the root of the Konjac plant. You’ll find it in a lot of the top products in this category. The 3g daily dose of Glucomannan (taken in three, separate 1g servings per day) contributes to weight loss in the context of an energy-restricted diet. So, it’s pretty clear to see why it’s been included in the Hunter Burn formula.
• White Kidney Bean Extract – This is another plant extract ingredient, and this time it comes from White Kidney Beans. Each daily serving of Hunter Burn contains 500mg of White Kidney Bean Extract.
• L-Theanine – An amino acid which is found in tea leaves. Although we are more used to seeing it paired with Caffeine in pre workout supplements, it’s still a good inclusion in the Hunter Burn formula, at a dose of 200mg per daily serving.
• Matcha Green Tea – Green Tea is, of course, a popular hot drink which has some promising research behind it. But it’s also widely available as an extract in supplement form. Each daily serving of Hunter Burn contains 200mg of Matcha Green Tea. This ingredient is likely to contain some Caffeine, although the exact amount is not shown on the ingredients label.
• Cayenne Pepper – It’s not uncommon to find Cayenne Pepper or some sort of chilli extract in the leading supplements in this category. So it’s not really a surprise to find Cayenne Pepper in the Hunter Burn formula, and each daily serving contains 125mg.
You can find out more about the Hunter Burn ingredients on the official website.
What’s Missing?
The Hunter Burn formula is a fairly clear and straightforward one.
The manufacturers have opted to use only a small handful of ingredients and seemingly instead focus on including larger doses.
That said, we would have liked to see some other ingredients included in Hunter Burn, such as Vitamins B6 and B12, as well as Chromium, as these are commonly found in similar supplements out there in this category.
Hunter Burn (Photo: The Sport Review)
It’s also worth us pointing out that the capsules of this supplement are made from Gelatin, meaning it’s not suitable for vegans or vegetarians.
Side Effects
As always, we strongly advise that you speak to your doctor or a certified medical professional before thinking about taking any new supplement for the first time.
The main problem when it comes to supplement side effects is the overuse of stimulants such as Caffeine. That should not be a problem here, as Hunter Burn does not use Caffeine as an ingredient.
However, the Matcha Green Tea is likely to be a small source of Caffeine – so this is worth bearing in mind.
That being said, you should always do your own research into the ingredients and speak to your doctor before deciding whether a supplement like this one is right for you or not.
If you’re already taking a supplement containing Vitamin D3, you should not take this product, as it contains a relatively high dose of 3000IU per serving. If in any doubt, speak to your doctor before using this product.
You should also always carefully check the label to make sure that you’re not allergic to any of the ingredients.
Hunter Burn (Photo: The Sport Review)
There’s a warning on the Hunter Burn label saying not to exceed the stated dose. It also says that this supplement is suitable for adults only.
The label also says that you should consult with your doctor if you have a medical condition or are taking any medication.
How To Take Hunter Burn
Each bottle of Hunter Burn contains 180 capsules, which is the equivalent of a one-month supply if you’re sticking to the daily recommended dose.
The directions say that you should take two capsules with a “large” glass of water, three times a day.
That’s six capsules a day in total, which is quite a lot – but that’s presumably the only way the manufacturer would be able to fit in the effective daily 3g dose of Glucomannan.
Hunter Burn (Photo: The Sport Review)
The regular servings may be a bit of a pain if you live a busy life, as remembering to take them at the specific time every day can be a challenge.
There’s a warning on the label saying not to exceed the recommended daily dose directions.
Hunter Burn Reviews
As Hunter Burn is a new product, there’s not much in the way of customer feedback yet.
One problem is that because Hunter Burn is only available directly from the manufacturer on the official website, there won’t be any reviews on other retail websites such as Amazon.
As you’d expect, the Hunter website features a number of testimonials from customers and they are mostly positive. Because they only appear on the official website, it’s probably best to take them with a pinch of salt.
That said, we will keep our eyes peeled for other Hunter Burn reviews as they filter through in the coming months, and we’ll update this section accordingly.
Hunter Burn – Our Verdict
Hunter Burn is a premium-priced supplement that has been formulated for people who are willing to pay a little bit extra.
It’s good that it doesn’t use a proprietary blend, and it contains some good ingredients such as Glucomannan and Cayenne Pepper.
This supplement would likely also suit someone who’s looking for a low Caffeine supplement in this category. Bear in mind, however, that the Matcha Green Tea included in the formula may be a small source of Caffeine.
The obvious downsides of Hunter Burn are the higher price tag, and the fact that you can only buy it directly from the manufacturer on the official website at the moment.
As we mentioned above, because the capsules are made of Gelatin, it means this supplement isn’t suitable for vegans or vegetarians.
Anything Else To Consider?
As we mentioned at the start of this Hunter Burn review, there is no such thing as a ‘magic pill’ to solve your fitness problems.
You should always make sure that you’re sticking to a varied diet and sensible exercise plan before even thinking about buying a supplement. In other words, food supplements are not intended to replace a varied diet and healthy lifestyle.
We always strongly recommend that you speak to a certified medical professional before thinking about taking any new supplement for the first time.
Supplements like this have been formulated with ingredients that can help support your goals – but they generally shouldn’t be tried before you have made the right lifestyle choices. You can’t simply take a supplement, continue living an unhealthy lifestyle, and expect to see results.
Hunter Burn (Photo: The Sport Review)
Conclusion – Our Final Thoughts
That brings us to the end of our detailed look at Hunter Burn.
Overall, we like the fact that this supplement has a clear and simple ingredients formula, and it seems to be well-formulated.
It contains some big doses of some popular ingredients, and doesn’t use a proprietary blend.
If you’re looking for a high-end product and don’t mind paying a little bit extra for it, then Hunter Burn could be a good option.
