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The 30-second answer
Grapexon Cut and Advance are food supplements, not an obesity treatment, and we opened no published study on either by name. What exists is small studies on single ingredients: green coffee (1.30 kg lost), carnitine (1.33 kg) and chromium (only 0.50 kg). Use according to their pages: Cut 1 to 2 tablets about an hour before the main meal, and Advance one capsule a day about 30 minutes before the meal and early (it has 130 mg of caffeine). The key warning: not for blood pressure or heart patients, and garcinia (in Advance) is linked to liver injury cases.
The difference between Grapexon Cut and Advance
#1
30 tabletsAppetite support
Grapexon Cut – 30 Coated Tablets
Chromium, carnitine, green coffee, green tea, cayenne and berries
EGP 300
Current price from the product page
- The page: chromium 120 mcg and N-acetyl-L-carnitine 500 mg per 3 tablets
- The page: green coffee 500 mg, green tea 400 mg and cayenne 480 mg per 3 tablets
- The page: 30 tablets, with a serving of 3 tablets (10 servings)
Heads-up: The page says it is not suitable for blood pressure, heart disease, gastritis or colitis
#2
30 capsules130 mg caffeine
Grapexon Advance – 30 Capsules
Green tea, green coffee, garcinia, raspberry ketone and caffeine
EGP 285
Current price from the product page
- The page: 130 mg each of green tea, green coffee, garcinia, raspberry ketone and caffeine per capsule
- The page: one capsule a day about 30 minutes before the main meal, not on an empty stomach
- The page: best avoided in the evening because of the caffeine
Heads-up: The page says it is not suitable for blood pressure or heart disease, and warns of rare liver injury reports with garcinia
| Grapexon Cut | Grapexon Advance | |
|---|---|---|
| Form and pack | 30 coated tablets, serving 3 tablets | 30 capsules, serving one capsule |
| Caffeine | Not stated on the page | 130 mg per capsule |
| Main ingredients | Chromium, carnitine, green coffee, green tea, cayenne, berries | Green tea, green coffee, garcinia, raspberry ketone, caffeine |
| Use according to the page | 1 to 2 tablets about an hour before the main meal with 1 to 2 glasses of water | One capsule a day about 30 minutes before the meal, not on an empty stomach and not in the evening |
| Not suitable (per the page) | High blood pressure, heart disease, gastritis or colitis | High blood pressure, heart disease, and thyroid problems only under medical supervision |
The dose matters: the Cut page says “1 to 2 tablets” under use but its ingredient table is calculated for a 3-tablet serving, so follow what is printed on your pack and do not exceed it.
What does the research say about the ingredients?
| Ingredient (where) | Study | Result and caveat |
|---|---|---|
| Green coffee (Cut and Advance) | Kanchanasurakit 2023: 3 trials, 103 people, chlorogenic acid 500 mg a day | Weight fell 1.30 kg (0.52 to 2.07); a small sample and short duration, and the authors asked for longer trials |
| Carnitine (Cut) | Pooyandjoo 2016: 9 trials, 911 people | Weight fell 1.33 kg (0.57 to 2.09), with the effect shrinking over time; and what was measured is carnitine, not necessarily N-acetyl-L-carnitine |
| Chromium (Cut) | Onakpoya 2013: 11 trials in the meta-analysis, overweight or obesity | A 0.50 kg fall (0.03 to 0.97) with high heterogeneity, and clinical relevance uncertain; effects: watery stools, vertigo, headaches and urticaria |
| Green tea (Cut and Advance) | Hu 2018: a safety review of 159 human studies | Concentrated catechin preparations in large doses gave dose-related liver effects; the derived safe level is 338 mg EGCG a day for solid bolus preparations such as tablets and capsules |
| Garcinia (Advance) | van Breemen 2025: a review of cases | More than 200 liver adverse events and 34 case reports including one death and 9 liver transplants, and the USP added a caution |
| Raspberry ketone and caffeine (Advance) | Our PubMed search on raspberry ketone | What appeared were mouse and cell studies and a case report; we found no human trials; and caffeine is 130 mg per capsule with its stimulant effect |
- No study on the two products: the numbers are for single ingredients at different doses, so we do not promise the product will lower weight.
- The differences are small: 0.5 to 1.3 kg on average in short trials.
- The liver: garcinia and concentrated green tea need care, and if yellowing, upper abdominal pain or dark urine appears stop and ask the doctor.
- The Cut page does not state its caffeine amount: and it includes green coffee and green tea, so count all the stimulants you take.
Use and side effects
- Follow the pack: both pages say to stick to the printed dose and not exceed it.
- Timing: Cut about an hour before the main meal, and Advance about 30 minutes before it and early (not in the evening).
- Possible effects: chromium in the review caused watery stools, vertigo, headaches and a rash; and caffeine may affect sleep and the heart.
- Not a substitute for diet and movement: both pages say it is a supporting supplement, not a treatment.
Ask a doctor or pharmacist first if
- You have high blood pressure, heart disease or palpitations, or gastritis or colitis: both pages say it is not suitable.
- You have a thyroid, liver or kidney problem, or take diabetes, blood pressure or blood thinner medicines.
- You are pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18 or have an eating disorder.
- You drink a lot of coffee or energy drinks, or caffeine causes anxiety or insomnia.
- Yellowing, dark urine, upper abdominal pain or severe tiredness appeared: stop and ask immediately.
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FAQ
What is the difference between Grapexon Cut and Advance?
Cut is tablets with chromium, carnitine, green coffee, green tea, cayenne and berries, for appetite support; Advance is capsules with green tea, green coffee, garcinia, raspberry ketone and 130 mg of caffeine.
When do I take Grapexon Cut?
According to the page one or two tablets about an hour before the main meal with 1 to 2 glasses of water, and follow what is printed on your pack.
When do I take Grapexon Advance?
One capsule a day about 30 minutes before the meal, not on an empty stomach and not in the evening because of the caffeine.
Does it have side effects?
Chromium in a review caused watery stools, vertigo, headaches and a rash; garcinia is linked to liver injury cases; and caffeine may affect sleep and the heart.
Does it slim you?
There is no study on the two products; single ingredients showed a 0.5 to 1.3 kg fall on average in short trials, so we promise no result.
Who should not use it?
Both pages say it is not suitable for high blood pressure and heart disease (and Cut for gastritis or colitis); ask your doctor if you have a disease or take a medicine.
Read next: chlorogenic acid and green coffee, garcinia cambogia, appetite control supplements and fat burners.
The bottom line
Grapexon Cut (chromium, carnitine, green coffee…) and Advance (green tea, garcinia, caffeine…) are supporting supplements with no published study on them by name, and the single ingredients showed small differences (0.5 to 1.3 kg). Follow the pack, mind the caffeine, garcinia and the liver, and blood pressure and heart patients should not use them.
Grapexon Cut at Beseha → Grapexon Advance at Beseha →
Sources
- Kanchanasurakit et al. 2023: green bean coffee and body weight, meta-analysis
- Pooyandjoo et al. 2016: carnitine and weight loss, meta-analysis
- Onakpoya et al. 2013: chromium in overweight and obesity, meta-analysis
- Hu et al. 2018: safety of green tea and green tea extract, systematic review
- van Breemen et al. 2025: hepatotoxicity of Garcinia supplements
- Grapexon Cut product page at Beseha
- Grapexon Advance product page at Beseha
This content is for information and is not a substitute for advice from a doctor or pharmacist. Prices and availability may change; the final price is on the product page.
