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Vemma an Expert Third Party Review  

Article by David Schlueter

Vemma an Expert Third Party ReviewIn this article, I’m going to give a brief review of the Vemma opportunity, and answer some of the critical questions necessary to making a well-informed decision about Vemma. It is critical for you to have answers to prime questions like -”How Long has Vemma been in business, and what is the company leadership like.” “What kind of products does Vemma have and how is the quality.” “How do the products affect the opportunity?” “Is Vemma a scam?” and it is vitally important to have a clear picture of what it’s going to take for you to get involved and to become successful with this kind of business.Reviewing Vemmas’ Leadership:A Companys’ leadership and longevity are factors that should be considered when reviewing any opportunity. Many companies in this industry end up going under before ever establishing momentum in the marketplace, so there is always something to be said for a company’s longevity and track record on the playing field. The next new startup that comes along may be all that it is cracked up to be, or it may be a flash in the pan to the great dismay of those who’ve expended time, effort, and monetary resources. There is a proven track record for the veterans of the industry that can be readily examined for flaws, inconsistency, or violation. Vemma has just such a track record that you may readily investigate to better understand the motives and character of both leadership and its distributor base.Some Brief Vemma Facts:Vemma was founded by and is owned by BK Boreyko along with another company called New Vision. New Vision has been in operation now for 14 years successfully and has operated in countries all around the world.New Vision is one of the companies that helped start the liquid nutritional industry more than a decade ago. New Vision was in part launched in response to the Boreyko family losing their mother to cancer.Charitable Contributions:Out of sales revenues topping more than a billion, Vemma has donated over .5 million dollars to charities such as Habitat for Humanity, The United Way, and the Rainforest Foundation and it continues to be proactive in charitable activities to this day.A Review of Vemmas’ Products:It is worth mentioning that Vemma has impacted the global nutritional market with their offerings. Vemma products claim to provide potent antioxidant protection for their users. Vemma products are actually a multivitamin-based supplement in the form of liquid nutrition. A physician with both Eastern and Western Medicine training developed this liquid supplement, and Vemma has been on the forefront of liquid nutrition with liquid mineral supplements since the dawn of the industry.Vemma combines mangosteen fruit (an abundant mineral source) with organic green teas as well as organic glyconutrient-rich Aloe Vera, and other proprietary ingredients in the creation of its products. Vemma has several brands of exclusive products, the most notable being a product called Verve. The Verve product is described by its creators as an energy supplement.Vemma also carries a line of other proven nutritional formulas, including the ‘Next’ brand, as well as nutritional products for adults and children.Vemma claims to combine the best in science and technology along with the best that nature has to offer in a combination that I would call a modern day health tonic.How do the products affect the opportunity?One question to consider before signing into any opportunity is whether or not you would otherwise use or recommend the type of product you will be selling if you had nothing to gain from it? Are the products something you would recommend to friends or family? In the case of Vemma- do your values, interests, and beliefs align with a full spectrum based vitamin that would help to maintain your health and wellness? If the answer is yes, then Vemma could be a good choice for you from a purely product point of view. If the answer is no, then you had better steer clear of the opportunity regardless of the merits it may offer. Selling is a tough business, and if you can’t get yourself behind a product, believe in it, and love it, it’s wrong to try and convince others to believe in it and love it. That’s not the kind of energy you want to start your business with.If you’re serious about researching this opportunity due diligence suggests contacting an authorized distributor and trying the products for a month or so. Most importantly take the time to research what it will really take to succeed in this industry first before you sign up. After researching the subject, meet with your product rep and see if they will really offer you the tools and kind of mentorship, training, resources, and leadership energy that will be necessary for you to grow and succeed. If you don’t feel they are going to offer you all you’ll need you probably shouldn’t sign up. If you don’t think you have everything it will take, and the company doesn’t seem to have the solution- find out where you’re going to get it