On May 1, 2009 I wrote an article regarding Fullbar. Shortly after publishing that article I was contacted by Fullbar. Fullbar clarified that the Fullbar diet programs recommended use of the fullbar for a six day a week regiment. This would in fact make the 144 bars a three month supply with a cost of about $1.22 a bar.
Fullbar offered to send me samples of their product to try, which I accepted. I have tried many protein bars, and all kinds of diet bars, with and without granola. The one thing that these products all seem to have in common is they are either, a tar type substance that requires you to drink a gallon of water, just to wash them down your throat, or they have the consistency of Styrofoam and taste like cardboard. Needless to say I wasn’t exactly looking forward to having to taste the fullbar.
I received the fullbars and several packets of Aqua Full and promptly waited several days before I worked them into my diet. To be honest I did not use them as normally directed, one bar with a glass of water 30 min. before the two largest meals of the day. My current eating schedule is 6 small meals a day, 200 to 300 calorie breakfast and lunch, 500 calorie dinner, and three daily snacks around 200 calories each. I actually eat about every three hours or so, which seems to workout well for my current lifestyle. I decided to use the Fullbars as my snacks, and was I surprised. The fullbars are soft and moist, I didn’t have to wash down every bite with a gulp of water, and they tasted very good. The bars I ate were the Berry Bliss, which contains cranberries and strawberries, and the Almond Cranberry bar, I drank the recommended amount of water with them. Usually about two hours after my snacks I will begin feeling just a tad hungry, but with the fullbars I had to remind myself to eat again at the three hour interval. Regarding the Aqua full, on my current eating program I drink between 1 & 1/2 to 2 gallons of water a day, which is really hard for me, I do not really like water by itself that much. A lot of the diet powders that are used to make water drinkable are too sweet for me, I tend to like juices and such a little on the tart side. The Aqua Full was also a surprise to me it tasted great, and allowed me to drink my bottle of water and enjoyed it as opposed to drinking plain water, something akin to water-boarding for me.
My evaluation of theFullbar and Aqua Full, is two thumbs up. In fact I will be placing an order with them for more of the bars. Not only because they taste great, are under 200 calories, and keep me full for the three hours prior to my next meal. But it is easy, just open the bar and eat, no guessing about calories, carbs, fats and all that other stuff, no weighing, measuring, or cooking involved, a great time saver and I can eat them anywhere at anytime. Just makes it a lot easier.
Disclaimer, I am an independent blogger. I am not involved with Fullbar as a spokesman, advertiser or in any other way, shape, or form, nor do I receive any compensation from Fullbar or anyone connected with it. This article is based on my opinion of their product after having tested it, and my belief that Dr. Snyder and Fullbar provide a great product at reasonable prices and that those products perform as advertised.
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This product has been a total waste of money, I took as directed and lost no weight, did not feel full any sooner than when I ate a typical meal without fullbar. Not only was it a complete disappointment that the product did not work, when I attempted to return and get my money back they basically laughed at me and refused to return any money. Complete waste of money and would not recommend to anyone!