TruVision Health

If marketing were everything, TruVision Health would be a clear winner in the world of nutritional supplements designed for a healthy living. Their wording is slick, their website is fantastic, their approach is fresh. They've clearly gone out of their way to corner the youth market for supplements, if the models on their site are any indication. Backpacks, beards and rock-climbing young men are featured doing adventurous things in exotic places, which speaks directly to that sector of 17-34 year olds.

The TruVision Products

It's a good thing TruVision Health's products are pretty reasonably priced. That's their hook, by the way…nutritional supplements that don't cost a fortune. The second part of their marketing message? Their products help you do all sorts of things without making your jittery:

• lose weight (truHEALTH™)
• feel more energized (truHEALTH™)
• lower your cholesterol (truFIX™)
• improve liver function (truFIX™)
• benefit blood sugar (truFIX™)
• achieve healthy, natural sleep (truSLUMBER™)
• hydrate your body (Heart & Hydration)
• promote healthy heart living (Heart & Hydration)
• feed your body with a whole food supplement (truFUEL™)
• keep your house clean, naturally (simplyCLEAN™)
• stay fresh with natural deodorant (simplyFRESH™)
• stay healthier (truDEFENSE™)
• mend your bug bites & scrapes (truMEND™)

The products are all natural, full of wonderful ingredients, and range from $10 for the truMEND™ stick to $58.95 for the truWEIGHT & ENERGY. There are money-saving combos available for those who want to become Preferred Customers or Associates.

The 3 Guys Behind TruVision Health

The people behind this company are named Travis, Derek, and Shawn. They're called the Ideas Man, the Networking Guy, and the Business Guy. OKaaaaay…

Here's a summary of qualifications:

• Travis has traveled a lot so he understands cultures, and has experience with direct selling.
• Derek has been in network marketing for 11 years.
• Shawn started his own insurance business in 1997.

From short descriptions of their passions in life, you can see where the branding came from: young, healthy, adventurous lifestyles for all three of these founding partners.

It's a nice foundation, all the things you'd want to see in a company except perhaps a little more experience under their belts. It's certainly not a business magnate-owned company so it may feel a little more risky investing (enrolling) with them. On the other hand, fortunes are sometimes made by taking chances.

Also, this is a brand new company. Whether that excites you or scares the bejeezus out of you, is a personal matter.

What You Need to do to Earn Income

To become a TruVision associate and earn income, you will need to purchase one of three Fast Start Packs. The prices, and therefore your “buy-in” are as follows:

• truBASIC+ $125
• truPLUS+ $199
• trySUCCESS Pack+ $298

Each level includes of course more products and more free samples to give out.

The TruVision Compensation Plan

Associates earn 7% on commissionable products at the first + second levels, then 6% and 5% down to 8 levels. None of the paltry 2% stuff! Personally enroll 2 associates to start your two legs and begin building up your levels.

Here are some more of the features:

• Matching Bonus: 10% on all personal enrollees' commissions (not 10% of their sales, silly!).
• Fast Start Bonus. Get 20% fast start bonus on your 1st generation, 10%, 5% and 5% on your 2-4 generations, respectively. This is paid out when a Fast Start Pack is sold by you (20%) or your team.
• TruVision Bonus Pool. We usually don't even bother checking out bonus pools because they only happen at the very highest levels. Get 6 personally enrolled members, 2000 active members in your 8 levels, and 400 active outside your largest 2 legs. Whew, that's really a long ways off right now. See why we never usually bother?

Our Verdict on TruVision

While you may at first fall for the just the wonderful marketing campaign they've put into place, it's really not the meat of the matter. What matters is: 7% commission on products that average $40 apiece retail. That's roughly $2.81 per sale. Let that speak for itself.

Were you impressed by the products? Nutritional supplements is a tough game these days- you practically have to be hyped by Dr. Oz to make any serious money. It seems that TruVision's hopes are pinned on marketing to youth, and low prices. If you can make that work, you've found your opportunity.