At first DEX-C20 looks like a promising new addition to the diet pill industry. Caralluma Fimbriata, a succulent plant that can be compared to Hoodia Gordonii, is the component that sets it apart from the competition. The makers of DEX-C20, Delmar Labs, also make the popular DEX-L10, which does contain Hoodia. Caralluma seems poised to gain popularity and become used by many, just as in the case of Hoodia which has been shown to possess appetite suppressing properties. The DEX-C20 website is largely devoted to illustrating the results of research performed on Caralluma and its use in Slimaluma. It also discusses other weight loss methods and disputes their claims of success. Even though there are some pointed comments as to how other companies make statements that aren’t true, it does seem trivial and petty. Tests on Caralluma are ongoing, but results so far have all been positive. In contrast to some clinical trials that make use of mice as test subjects, DEX-C20 was tested on human subjects and effective, safe weight loss was demonstrated.

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