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What Is RetraBurn? 7 Facts To Check Before You Order

By RetraBurn Team · Medically reviewed by Dr. Lindsay Ogle, Physician · Reviewed October 16, 2026 · Last updated October 29, 2026 · 10 min read

Fact 1: Is RetraBurn drops, capsules, pills or gummies?

Drops. The bottle holds a liquid, and the cap carries a glass dropper. The label gives the size as 1 oz / 30 ml. Some listings and some seller paperwork use the word capsule, and for this bottle that word is simply wrong. The seller's own product graphic is headed DAILY LIQUID FORMULA.

That matters if you came here by typing retraburn capsules, retraburn pills or retraburn gummies. None of those three forms is on the label. There is no pill to swallow with water and no gummy to chew. You draw the liquid up with the dropper and swallow it.

The suggested use is short: “Shake well before each use. Take 1 dropperful daily. Place in mouth and swallow.” A serving is 1 ml, and one bottle holds 30 of them.

Fact 2: What does the label say RetraBurn is for?

Search engines file the RetraBurn supplement under weight loss and fat burner, so a query such as retraburn weight loss fat burner often ends on a page like this one. The label itself is calmer than the search results are.

The front panel reads Advanced Weight Loss Support, with an asterisk that ties it to the FDA statement. That is the strongest claim on the bottle. Three plainer lines sit beside it: dietary supplement, made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients, and manufactured in an FDA registered facility.

Read the wording slowly. Support is not a promise of a result. People search for RetraBurn as a fat burner or a weight loss pill, and that is how the product gets filed, but the bottle itself stays at the word support.

The seller's information site groups the formula under five headings: metabolism, energy, cravings, digestion and waistline. They are shelf labels, not proven effects, and they are not printed on the bottle.

Fact 3: What is in one dropperful?

The panel names 22 things and prints only two amounts. Calories read 0. The chromium, listed as chromium picolinate, comes to 7 mcg a serving. That equals 20% of a 35 mcg Daily Value. The other 21 entries sit inside one proprietary blend.

Serving size 1 ml. Servings per container 30. Read from the printed Supplement Facts panel.

A proprietary blend gives one weight for the whole group and keeps the split private. So nobody can say, from the label, how much green tea, forskohlii or L-carnitine is in a serving. What 15.47 mg does give you is a ceiling. No single entry in the blend can weigh more than the blend as a whole.

The label prints the blend in order, from maca root extract first to L-carnitine HCl last. Ten entries carry a 20:1 extract mark, African mango carries a 10:1 mark, and the last ten carry no extract mark.

Under the panel is a six-item other-ingredients line: water, natural flavors, potassium sorbate, stevia, xylitol and citrus extract.

Fact 4: Why do you see Retra Burn, RetraBurn and Retra Burn Pro?

Three spellings are in use, and all three are real. RetraBurn is the brand word this website uses. Retra Burn, with a space, is the wordmark printed on the bottle and in the distributor block. Retra Burn Pro is the title of the seller's own information site.

They describe one product with one formula and one order phone number. If a search result says retra burn pro, you have not found a second, stronger version. You have found the same bottle under its longer name.

Fact 5: Who makes RetraBurn, and who sells it?

The RetraBurn website you are reading belongs to the retailer, so it cannot tell you more about the maker than the label and the paperwork do.

Theretraburn sells it. It describes itself as the USA Authorized RetraBurn Retailer and works from New York. It is a retailer and it is not the manufacturer.

The label's DISTRIBUTED BY block reads Retra Burn, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404. That is a distributor's post box. The name of the company that actually makes the liquid is not published in the sources used for this page.

The label also says the product was manufactured in an FDA registered facility. Registration is a filing that tells the agency a factory exists. It is not an approval of the formula.

Fact 6: What does it cost, and what is the guarantee?

Pack prices as read from the seller's page on 19 September 2026. The checkout shows the live price.

There is no one-bottle pack, so the smallest order is two bottles. Each pack is a single payment with no subscription.

Your 60 days start on the shipment date, and bottles you have already opened still qualify. You pay the return postage. Refunds take 3-5 business days to process, and then 5-10 days to show on the card.

Fact 7: Who should not take RetraBurn?

The label rules out anyone under 18 and anyone who is pregnant or nursing. It asks anyone with a known medical condition to speak to a physician first. It also says not to exceed the recommended dose.

Two blend entries are worth a word with your prescriber. Monoammonium glycyrrhizinate is a licorice compound, and licorice taken over a long time can raise blood pressure and lower potassium. Green tea leaf extract has a liver-injury record at concentrated doses. Both sit inside the 15.47 mg ceiling, which makes a large dose from this bottle unlikely, though not impossible to reason about.

Keep the bottle out of the reach of children. Do not use it if the safety seal is damaged or missing.

Where do these facts come from?

Product facts come from the printed label and the seller's paperwork as published on this site. The outside sources below explain how supplement labels and claims work.

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Our view

RetraBurn is easy to describe once you strip off the search words. It is a small daily liquid with a readable label, two printed amounts and a long list of names that share one weight. That is the whole product.

What we like: the form is clear, the blend order and total are printed, and the guarantee is long enough to run a fair trial. What we cannot tell you: how much of any single blend entry you get, who makes the liquid, or whether it will change your weight. No study of the finished formula is published.

If you want a simple morning habit and you are happy to read a label before you pay, it is a reasonable thing to look at. If you want a proven dose of one named ingredient, a single-ingredient product is the more honest fit.

Last updated October 29, 2026.

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