Supplements

Submitted on Sun, Jul. 19th at 2:49 pm by hungry-girl

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Does anyone knows if USANA vitamin supplements are worth the hefty price or will I get the same results using regular vitamin supplements?

I have been reading about USANA’s multivitamins and found reports indicating they were approved by Consumer Labs because they met their label claims. Also they have been certified by the NSF (National Science Foundation.)

My main concern is that they are a MLM company and their research is funded. So the focus might be on selling as much as you can, rather than identifying what the individual might need; besides all the negativity associated with the MLM companies.

Also it has been difficult to find an unbiased opinion since most reviews are written by doctors who are part of the company conducting “independent researches” for all their results; so it is hard to tell if the information is biased or truly accurate.

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Hi, Just noticed your

Submitted on Thu, Aug. 6th at 10:37 pm by Sunshine09

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Hi, Just noticed your post.  I was on USANA for a couple of years, of course it is hard to say if vitimins actually work unless you are truly deficient, it's more of an insurance.  I feel USANA has a good product as they represent themselves and yes they are MLM, however you do not need to go that route to buy the products.  I myself am a sales associate (never interested in the MLM) but have changed to another company only because they are a little cheaper and you do get a little more for your money, you can check out "Life Extentions" two per day mult vit/min.  I think $12.95 per month.  You may have to join their non-profit to buy, I cannot remember.  Good Luck..

Sunshine09