Dermatherm alternative

[Stimpy]

Does anyone make a topical that is comparable to dermatherm? My wife started using dermatherm a couple months ago and fell in love with it. Just trying to find an alternative now.

[BBG]

You may want to check out Eviscerate Smolder: Southland Eviscerate Smolder (http://www.orbitnutrition.com/cart/southland-eviscerate-smolder.html)

[Stimpy]

Awesome thanks alot BBG.

[Sperwer]

Eviscerate is great, but while Dermatherm makes you smell like a cinnamon roll, Eviscerate makes you smell like roadkill

[pman42]

I like the smell of Eviscerate. that is, the RPN version. might be different now

[h2s]

Eviscerate is great, but while Dermatherm makes you smell like a cinnamon roll, Eviscerate makes you smell like roadkill

Is it really that bad?

[Sperwer]

Is it really that bad?

It's tolerable and it grows on you, but I think it's made with mink oil - at least that's what it smells like. If the burn is any indication, it works too. I put it on after working out and showering and it's HOT and stays hot for as long as 90 minutes and it's slowly reducing my rear quarter panels fat.

[Stimpy]

Thanks for the info guys. Gunna give the eviscerate a shot.

[Rulk]

It's tolerable and it grows on you, but I think it's made with mink oil - at least that's what it smells like. If the burn is any indication, it works too. I put it on after working out and showering and it's HOT and stays hot for as long as 90 minutes and it's slowly reducing my rear quarter panels fat.

How long have you been using this?

[Rodja]

I like the smell of Eviscerate. that is, the RPN version. might be different now

It's the same. Matt Pearson developed it and now works for SPP.

[Sperwer]

How long have you been using this?

Going on three months.

No cardio, either; but I do use Animal Cuts - though I think that has been effective viscerally, while the Eviscerate has been effective subcutaneously (no surprise there given it's a topical)

[Rodja]

Going on three months.

No cardio, either; but I do use Animal Cuts - though I think that has been effective viscerally, while the Eviscerate has been effective subcutaneously (no surprise there given it's a topical)

You're partially right here, but have some incorrect information. Eviscerate has actives that target both VAT and SAT (glycyrrhetinic acid is especially effect on VAT).