Brian H.

I shop at a completing company. I was approached by someone pitching Arbonne and I browsed their website to find out more about it.

WOW! Talk about expensive! There is no possible way that a person would shop long term with a company offering products that are DOUBLE what one could purchase at a local store.

I do know the quality of their products is no issue, but come on, don't be charging so much.

The store I shop at sells products that are just as good, if not better, but the prices are literally a fraction of what Arbonne charges.

I just had to post a review because of some of the absolutely ridiculous statements I've read, all of which had to make me wonder who is posting these things? For example, EXPENSIVE? Are you KIDDING!?! I could go on and on here, but let's just use cleaning products as an example. A bottle of window cleaner or tile cleaner typically costs $3 - $4 a bottle in local stores. Melaleuca's replacement version cost under $1.00. How does THAT translate as expensive? Oh, some will say you have to pay for shipping. Yep, that's right, and it's 5.4% of the cost. Even WITH shipping, the cost is still 1/3 of the price.

Another thing I've read was ingredients. Melaleuca is very open about ingredients they use. They certainly won't reveal what combinations of safer ingredients are used within a product for obvious reasons so that competing companies don't try to duplicate them. Here is a great link to ingredients used: https://ca.melaleuca.com/about/ingredients-philosophy

Another complaint is about having make MONTHLY orders. NOT TRUE! What amazes me is that people shop monthly for the very products Melaleuca offers. In other words, they are already shopping MONTHLY and then they complain about shopping MONTHLY at Melaleuca? Simply switch stores, people. Why spend more at local stores than on Melaleuca's less costly products that are even better anyways. There are literally 100's of products to choose from, and then when you consider that there are some 2,000 online stores partnered with Melaleuca for cash back discounts, why shop anywhere else than at Melaleuca? If by chance Melaleuca does not offer something needed, use a portal for cash discounts at some 2,000 stores like Walmart, Best Buy, Macy's, Target, Sam's club, etc., etc.

I could write a book about the benefits of shopping at Melaleuca. I have saved THOUSANDS over the years, not to mention the obvious health benefits from keeping toxic products out of my home.