26-02-2016, 13:09
Latavi anyone?
August 3 2005 at 2:52 PM Mia (no login)
I heard an advertisement on the radio about this stuff adding 2 cup sizes in 4-6 weeks. Anyone have the insider info?
Anonymous
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Re: Latavi anyone?
August 3 2005, 3:34 PM
Latavi were expensive and didn't last long. If you go to their website the site has gone now and the domain is being offered for sale. If you heard it being advertised on the radio recently perhaps another company has taken it over. Is it still expensive? It used to have typical ingrediemts but was much more expensive than similar brands and that's why it went out of business. If it's been taken over by someone else I expect it won't last long this time either, unless the price has been reduced.
Mia
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Tampa 93.3 FM Yesterday
August 3 2005, 3:50 PM
I heard it on the radio twice just yesterday actually, in Tampa Florida 93.3 FM. They gave the phone number 888-340-7078, which I wasn't going to call without researching first...
Sharon
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Re: Tampa 93.3 FM Yesterday
August 3 2005, 6:33 PM
If they are talking about adding 2 cup sizes in 4-6 weeks I would avoid them completely. No reputable company would make wild claims like that (unless it was 4-6 months and you mistook months for weeks, that at least would be possible. Don't even dream about 2 cup sizes in 4-6 weeks). I hope you're not tempted to phone them, but if you are ask them for their web address and ask them what happened to their old site.
Melody
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Re: Latavi anyone?
August 5 2005, 10:44 PM
Hi Mia, it is true that Latavi's website is gone, and their domain name is for sale. This product and others are on a discontinued natural breast enlargement products and URLs list. I actually edit this list, so if anyone else has any suggestions, please let me know!
I would not buy Latavi if their domain name is for sale. Also, I remember that their website did not list the ingredients.
Cya!
~Melody~
Susie
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Re: Latavi anyone?
August 6 2005, 4:02 PM
I've heard their radio ads and seen their print ads too, but when I managed to find out the ingredients it all seemed a bit strange to me.
Here are the ingredients: wild yam, ginseng, black cohosh, aloe vera, chamomile, vitamin e.
August 3 2005 at 2:52 PM Mia (no login)
I heard an advertisement on the radio about this stuff adding 2 cup sizes in 4-6 weeks. Anyone have the insider info?
Anonymous
(no login)
Re: Latavi anyone?
August 3 2005, 3:34 PM
Latavi were expensive and didn't last long. If you go to their website the site has gone now and the domain is being offered for sale. If you heard it being advertised on the radio recently perhaps another company has taken it over. Is it still expensive? It used to have typical ingrediemts but was much more expensive than similar brands and that's why it went out of business. If it's been taken over by someone else I expect it won't last long this time either, unless the price has been reduced.
Mia
(no login)
Tampa 93.3 FM Yesterday
August 3 2005, 3:50 PM
I heard it on the radio twice just yesterday actually, in Tampa Florida 93.3 FM. They gave the phone number 888-340-7078, which I wasn't going to call without researching first...
Sharon
(no login)
Re: Tampa 93.3 FM Yesterday
August 3 2005, 6:33 PM
If they are talking about adding 2 cup sizes in 4-6 weeks I would avoid them completely. No reputable company would make wild claims like that (unless it was 4-6 months and you mistook months for weeks, that at least would be possible. Don't even dream about 2 cup sizes in 4-6 weeks). I hope you're not tempted to phone them, but if you are ask them for their web address and ask them what happened to their old site.
Melody
(Login Melody_of_Dismay)
Re: Latavi anyone?
August 5 2005, 10:44 PM
Hi Mia, it is true that Latavi's website is gone, and their domain name is for sale. This product and others are on a discontinued natural breast enlargement products and URLs list. I actually edit this list, so if anyone else has any suggestions, please let me know!
I would not buy Latavi if their domain name is for sale. Also, I remember that their website did not list the ingredients.Cya!
~Melody~
Susie
(no login)
Re: Latavi anyone?
August 6 2005, 4:02 PM
I've heard their radio ads and seen their print ads too, but when I managed to find out the ingredients it all seemed a bit strange to me.
Here are the ingredients: wild yam, ginseng, black cohosh, aloe vera, chamomile, vitamin e.