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Hey, SupplementGuys, what do you know about Reliv? (1 Viewer)

My mom's into this stuff. I have a can of "Innergize!" by my desk right now.

Between both my parents I have been exposed to every MLM company around since 1980. Its a typical competitive product with no real advantages that you will pay too much for unless you are in the business.

 
I prefer 100% pure, organic snake oil sustainably grown in the Andes.

 
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Did contract manufacturing in the nutritional supplements business for about 6 years early in my career. These guys sell the same product over and over again, sometimes adding a new ingredient of some type that's recently become popular. From Ma Huang (the MLM glory days) to garcinia cambogia, you feel something when you take it so it must be good. Typically, for the big MLMs, the quality is decent, the formulas are sound (weight loss/energy supplements aren't that difficult) but they'll be massively over priced. You are paying $50/$60 for a bottle that took $3-$5 to make. These companies rely on "friend" networking so much because they know that their products are decent and the massive marketing pitch they've built around it will combine nicely with the trust you have in your friend/acquanitance and the image they are portraying to you about "the business"

 
Did contract manufacturing in the nutritional supplements business for about 6 years early in my career. These guys sell the same product over and over again, sometimes adding a new ingredient of some type that's recently become popular. From Ma Huang (the MLM glory days) to garcinia cambogia, you feel something when you take it so it must be good. Typically, for the big MLMs, the quality is decent, the formulas are sound (weight loss/energy supplements aren't that difficult) but they'll be massively over priced. You are paying $50/$60 for a bottle that took $3-$5 to make. These companies rely on "friend" networking so much because they know that their products are decent and the massive marketing pitch they've built around it will combine nicely with the trust you have in your friend/acquanitance and the image they are portraying to you about "the business"
i'm hearing this

 

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