What they say isn't any different than other nutrition products sold through other channels. And since there are SO MANY questionable nutritional products - SO MANY overhyped and under "facted" potions and pills - it's fair to ask why this has to be specifically about MonaVie?
And let's not forget that the sale of grocery store brands of Acai, Mangosteen, and Noni all benefited from the hype created by these MLM companies.
> THIS IS AMERICA! It's your money, do with it as you please.
I agree. And publish your opinion too if you want.
If they are really fraudulent make your complaint with the FTC (they shut down plenty of vitamin scams) and your states Attorney General even the FDA.
Then go back and read the last paragraph of the article again.
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> Monavie is a valueless product that is aggressively marketed as
> being something that it clearly is not.
Based on what? Your opinion? Something other than company literature?
The rest of us are missing some data here and you simply appear bitter and angry. Were you ripped off by them? What's your deal?
You can't really make that statement based on what the company actually says...
http://www.monavie.com/Web/US/en/product_overview.dhtml
http://www.monavie.com/Web/US/en/science.dhtml
What they say isn't any different than other nutrition products sold through other channels. And since there are SO MANY questionable nutritional products - SO MANY overhyped and under "facted" potions and pills - it's fair to ask why this has to be specifically about MonaVie?
And let's not forget that the sale of grocery store brands of Acai, Mangosteen, and Noni all benefited from the hype created by these MLM companies.
> THIS IS AMERICA! It's your money, do with it as you please.
I agree. And publish your opinion too if you want.
If they are really fraudulent make your complaint with the FTC (they shut down plenty of vitamin scams) and your states Attorney General even the FDA.
Then go back and read the last paragraph of the article again.
June 10, 2009 - 3:49pmThis Comment
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