SPX Nutrition Review
Company Name: SPX Nutrition
Costs: $120 (starter), $240 (builder)
Rating: 8/100
What Is It
SPX Nutrition is yet another weight loss MLM company selling diet pills.
UPDATE: I have been corrected many times in the comments that it's not a pill, it's a powder. Whatever. I'll change the word to “supplement” from here on out.
Short Review
Even as far as MLM weight loss supplements go, SPX nutrition seems to be running on a budget. Their website is very basic, they only have 3 products, and the compensation plan is indistinguishable from similar companies in the industry.
Without proper training and enthusiasm to market this product, you will end up spending more than you make with autoship plan deliver at least 40PV worth of product every month. (unclear how many $ = 40PV)
Product Breakdown
SPX Nutrition offers 3 products.
- Nutri Thin: Diet Pill (appetite suppressant + caffeine)
- Nutri Cleanse: Detox Pill (fiber)
- Xtreme Cardio: Amino Acid supplement
They offer a 4th product as well which is not listed in their product pages called SeaVeg.
It seems odd that they would actually sell this product and not list it on their website, but the site was clearly created without a lot of thought. It looks like it was designed in the 90âs and hasnât been updated since.
Just one more indication that this is a recruitment focused MLM, and the products are just fronts.
Most of the supplements you get here can be found in other forms, from other brands. They really try to press home the idea that their Xtreme Cardio powder contains L Arginine and L Citulline, but both are simple amino acids that can be purchased online for $11/bottle instead of $40.
I guess I canât blame them for building a proprietary blend and selling it at a premium price. Lots of companies do this, but itâs just not something I buy into.
There donât seem to be any case studies or indication that the supplement actually work. We are told they are âscience backedâ, but then left to wonder what kind of science was actually used.
This kind of word-spin is common in MLM companies. Use enough fancy language and speak confidently, and most people wonât even question the facts.
About Detox Cleanses
There are many FREE detox cleanses you can find online, including the master cleanse and other juicing related cleanses that are popular and well known.
If someone really wanted to do a natural cleanse, I think they would be more likely to do a juice based one or one with a community of independent reviewers to actually post real results, rather than try to sell a product.
Every single positive review of SPX nutrition does not talk about the results of the supplements. They instead gloss over a few basic facts, and start talking about the business opportunity.
Which sounds more attractive to the consumer?
In addition, itâs become clear in recent years that detox diets donât work. Thatâs just one link, but there are many other reputable sources online that say the same thing. Our body naturally detoxifies without the help of supplements.
Most of what people experience is a placebo from being excited about trying something new, or at the most being held to a strict diet rather than eating junk food.
Many of you wonât believe me, but I think itâs an important thing to consider when trying to sell a detox pill.
Running Supplements
Running supplements would maybe be something I could get behind because I hate running, but there are so many competitors out there I think youâll need a real sales pitch ready to actually sell this stuff.
Non-runners simply wonât want to run. Seasoned runners will be skeptical of taking a ‘booster'. So whoâs your target market?
Opportunity Breakdown
We see very typical MLM biz-op features in the SPX Nutrition compensation plan.
The most unique feature I could find about the SPX comp plan was the large number of levels and achievement ranks available and bonuses available (over 20 membership ranks based on sales volume and recruitment stats)
- First Order Bonuses
- Rank Advancement Bonuses
- Recurring Commissions
- Generational Bonuses
- New Growth Bonuses
- Lifestyle Bonuses
Although this may seem attractive to some, after reading up on the comp plan, itâs clear that this is a recruitment based business model.
Without a decent product to sell, most people will turn to recruiting to make money. And what happens when your recruits start recruiting? We run out of people.
Honestly, if you're looking to sell health and wellness MLM, although I'm not a fan, there are other companies I'd choose before I chose this one. For example, AdvoCare (45/100), ItWorks (50/100), or Isagenix (35/100). There are also some skin care MLM companies that feature health supplements that scored higher than SPX Nutrition on both product and compensation plan review.
Other Comments
Itâs also worth noting that losing weight is one thing that most people have an extremely hard time doing, plus, most people do not like running. By selling SPX supplements, you are essentially selling them two things that two will most likely not use more than a month or two.
MLM VS Affiliate Marketing
Is your passion running? Do you love being healthy? Maybe you enjoy something different altogether.
Whatever your passion is, you can create an online business about it. Setting up a simple website based on topics Iâm interested in and selling products from OTHER companies is what I do for a living. Itâs called affiliate marketing, and in my opinion it has a lot more longevity than just relying on pushing a single MLM company as your “business”.
Final Review
Still Selling Junk To Your Friends?
What is this - the 1950's selling Tupperware? Gimme a break. It's 2019. If you want to build a business, you NEED to be online or your business will be dead in less than 10 years.
Plus, those MLM parties boring as hell, and you know it. Nobody wants to buy that overpriced junk. Sorry to be so straightforward, but I really want to see you succeed.
You can start an affiliate website, you can promote ANY products you want from ANY company, so why are you selling such a limited range of products? Affiliate commissions range from 5% to 75%, and include Amazon products, digital products, and recurring services.
Last year I generated multiple six figures with my affiliate sites, and I can show you how to make them using the same templates. You get to promte whatever you want of course, and YOU keep all the profits (no upline!).
MLM Critic & Author: Nathaniell
What's up ladies and dudes! Great to finally meet you, and I hope you enjoyed this post. I have to be honest with you. MLM sucks. I've tried it. The fees. The recruiting. The parties. The cold calling. Bleh.
Affiliate marketing is cheaper, faster, and easier for someone with no experience creating a business. See for yourself and join millions of other successful affiliate generating income from their websites!
No inventory. No fees. No recruiting. 3 BILLION potential customers online.
tou mention that I can get the same arginine cardo product for 11 dollars a bottle please tell me hwere I cant seem to find it for less then 29.95 a bottle thanks
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I will never understand promoters that get all upset when someone questions their product. You can believe what ever you want but sometimes facts are facts that the product you promote isn’t the best out there or the company doesn’t have the best comp plan in the business. Sometimes it helps to listen to the opinions of others instead of jumping down their throat. Not a good way to represent your company.
Unfortunately on the other side Nathaniell raises some valid points but has a chip on his shoulder or is a bitter failed former MLM promoter. In every industry there is the good, the bad and the ugly. It’s just a fact. However MLM is a respectable way to make a living if done correctly. All experts agree with the global economy going the way it is that direct sales is the way to go.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion and at the end of the day everyone needs to do their homework.
I have tried sooo many of these weight loss / get healthy products from a “nut” literally a nut… to the crazy wrap products… everything on the shelves at GNC or other nutrition stores… and now this. And like the rest of them… IT DOESN’T WORK. I think you guys promoting have generic responses already ready to go for people like Nathaniel. In the end.. you all want to make money and others want a quick fix in weight loss. Only one winner here… that’s the one that was able to sucker in another chubby person looking to lose weight. Good Job!
Spot on. Sellers often lose sight of what their goal is – to help people lose weight. Instead they focus on sales and building their business, and customer results become secondary!
I call MLM = Making Less Money!