The main ingredient in CelluThin is a pharmaceutical drug used primarily for asthma called Aminophylline. Aminophylline, which is a derivative of the active ingredient Theophyllinem is used to promote relaxation of certain types of muscles. When used as a topical agent, Aminophylline does not require a prescription. There is still a lack of real evidence to support this being a safe medication. Although CelluThin claims that Aminophylline can be used to break down fat cells, recent studies indicate that this substance does not enter the bloodstream, and therefore cannot break down fat cells. There are also equal numbers of reviews warning of the dangers of Aminophylline and the possible side effects. Many have complained of a burning sensation and warmth through the areas where CelluThin has been applied.

• Yerbe Matte
• Coleus Forskohli Extract
• Oil of Peppermint
• Carbomer
• Fennel seed – has no legitimate topical uses
• Menthol – a topical analgesic with a strong odor
• Ginkgo Biloba – has no topical applications and when taken orally, ginkgo biloba causes
• increased bleeding, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, headaches, and heart palpitations

Cost: $59.95
CelluThin Size: 8.0 oz

Conclusion:

There is nothing about the CelluThin product that makes it stand out significantly from many other brands, although it is very much more expensive. Customer satisfaction was rated at 2 out of 10. Our results fared no better. It would probably be better for potential consumers to consider another product that at least has a proven track record and contains the essential ingredients to permanently remove cellulite. There are also numbers of reviews warning of the dangers of Aminophylline and its harmful side effects a main ingredient found in CelluThin.