My Daily Choice Review: Deer antler velvet supplements
My Daily Choice launched earlier this year and are based out of the US state of Maryland.
Bringing together a team of the most successful entrepreneurs, marketers, and consultants coupled with the top formulators in the industry, at MyDailyChoice, we are a legacy company that you can call “home.”
Credited as the Founder and President of the company is Josh Zwagil.
Zwagil (right) was previously involved in Syntek Global (fuel additives) as an affiliate. On his LinkedIn profile, Zwagil also credits himself as a member of Syntek’s “advisory board”.
Through his company “MLMTeamSystems”, Zwagil has also been involved in MLM marketing tools (lead generation):
MLM Team Systems is an organization that helps Network Marketing companies develop the right internet marketing system to create maximum duplication.
Zwagil was with Syntek Global since 2009, why he left the company to launch My Daily Choice is unclear.
Read on for a full review of the My Daily Choice MLM business opportunity.
The My Daily Choice Product Line
Listed as the flagship product of My Daily Choice on their website is Peak.
Peak is an “adaptogen formula” that
combines the highest grade of Deer Antler Velvet with Antioxidants from some of the most nutrient rich super fruits on the planet.
For those unfamiliar with the term, Deer Antler Velvet ‘refers to the whole cartilaginous antler in a precalcified stage‘.
Peak is sold in spray form, with My Daily Choice claiming it
- improves general health
- boosts immune system
- supports anti-aging
- is a performance enhancer and
- supports healthy libido
According to Natural Geographic, deer antler velvet is
from male deer antlers during the stage when the antlers are covered in soft fuzz.
The unproven performance enhancer is often used by athletes who believe it helps heal cartilage and tendon injuries more quickly and boosts strength and endurance.
However, it’s not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and is banned by the National Football League.
Make of that what you will.
Two other sprays feature on the My Daily Choice website:
- Boost – “healthy energy” and
- Shield – ‘an Alkaline Formula with Coral Calcium that will help balance the PH levels in your body‘
“Buy now” buttons feature on the My Daily Choice website, however if a visitor clicks on the button the website demands an affiliate referral code.
As such, no retail pricing for My Daily Choice’s product line is provided to the general public on their website.
The My Daily Choice compensation plan mentions “a pack” retailing $34.95, but what “a pack” refers to is unclear.
Presumably it’s one bottle of any of the three sprays My Daily Choice market, but given the information provided by the company I can’t say for sure.
Update 13th November 2017 – My Daily Choice now market three additional sprays; Sleep, Trim365 and Brain.
Sleep ‘helps you sleep faster, maintain a healthy sleep cycle and improve the quality of restful sleep‘.
Trim365 is
is a weight management formula which utilizes Garcinia Cambogia and a proprietary blend to curb appetite, reduce caloric intake by up to 25%, burn fat faster, and support a healthy metabolism.
Brain contains ingredients that ‘support cognitive function, improve memory, manage stress, and maintain focus‘.
My Daily Choice also now market
- Brain Bears – a stress and anxiety management supplement for children
- Brain Fuel Plus – a dietary supplement that when taken ‘support(s) memory, help(s) manage stress (and) maintain focus‘
- Daily Savings Club – access to a third-party discount network offering ‘thousands of discounts in fifteen categories’
- HempWorx 500 and 750 – CBD herbal drops
For some reason HempWorx is featured on the My Daily Choice website but is not listed on their product page (you have to Google search to find it).
Also note that My Daily Choice still fail to provide retail pricing for any of their products to general public.
The My Daily Choice Compensation Plan
The My Daily Choice compensation plan pays affiliates retail commissions and residual commissions via both a binary and unilevel style compensation structures.
Recruitment commissions are also available, along with rank qualification performance and maintenance bonuses.
Commission Qualification
As per the My Daily Choice compensation plan, all affiliates must generate at least 50 PV a month to qualify for commissions.
PV stands for “personal volume” and can be an affiliate’s own purchases and sales to retail customers.
My Daily Choice Affiliate Ranks
There are twelve affiliate ranks within the My Daily Choice compensation plan.
Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:
- Affiliate – sign up as an affiliate or purchase an affiliate pack and maintain commission qualification
- Builder – maintain commission qualification, recruit at least three affiliates who are also commission qualified and have a downline generating at least 300 GV a month
- Director – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are commission qualified and have a downline generating at least 1000 GV a month
- Executive – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are commission qualified and have a downline generating at least 3000 GV a month
- 5K – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are generating at least 100 PV a month each and have a downline generating at least 5000 GV a month (no more than 40% counted from any individual recruitment leg)
- 10K – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are generating at least 100 PV a month each and have a downline generating at least 10,000 GV a month (no more than 40% counted from any individual recruitment leg)
- 25K – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are generating at least 100 PV a month each and have a downline generating at least 25,000 GV a month (no more than 40% counted from any individual recruitment leg)
- 50K – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are generating at least 100 PV a month each and have a downline generating at least 50,000 GV a month (no more than 40% counted from any individual recruitment leg)
- 100K -generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are generating at least 100 PV a month each and have a downline generating at least 100,000 GV a month (no more than 40% counted from any individual recruitment leg)
- 250K – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are generating at least 100 PV a month each and have a downline generating at least 250,000 GV a month (no more than 40% counted from any individual recruitment leg)
- 500K – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are generating at least 100 PV a month each and have a downline generating at least 500,000 GV a month (no more than 40% counted from any individual recruitment leg)
- Super Affiliate – generate at least 100 PV a month, recruit at least three affiliates who are generating at least 100 PV a month each and have a downline generating at least 100,000,000 GV a month (no more than 40% counted from any individual recruitment leg)
Note that GV stands for “group volume” and is sales volume generated by an affiliate’s downline.
Rank Advancement and Maintenance Bonuses
My Daily Choice offer Rank Advancement and Maintenance bonuses by way of points.
The company states that these points can be exchanged for
products on Amazon, Walmart, and Expedia to electronics; there is a tickets portal for sporting events, concerts, or musicals and you can even redeem the points for cash.
For our top ranks, we have a VIP rewards section that includes exotic vacations, diamond watches & rings, corporate fly-ins, luxury cars, and a dream house.
You can save your points or redeem them instantly.
Cash values attributed to My Daily Choice’s affiliate ranks are as follows:
- 5K – $500 for qualifying and $150 a month for maintain the rank
- 10K – $1000 for qualifying and $250 a month for maintain the rank
- 25K – $2500 for qualifying and $500 a month for maintain the rank
- 50K – $5000 for qualifying and $1000 a month for maintain the rank
- 100K – $10,000 for qualifying and $2000 a month for maintain the rank
- 250K – $25,000 for qualifying and $5000 a month for maintain the rank
- 500K – $50,000 for qualifying and $10,000 a month for maintain the rank
- Super Affiliate – $100,000 for qualifying and $20,000 a month for maintain the rank
Retail Commissions
My Daily Choice offer retail commissions are offered on pack (spray?) purchases made by retail customers.
How much of a commission is earned depends on how many packs (bottles of spray?) a retail customer orders:
- 1 pack – $10
- 3 packs – $20
- 8 packs – $50
- 20 packs – $100
Unilevel Commissions
The first of My Daily Choice’s residual commissions are paid out using a unilevel compensation structure.
A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):
If any of these level 1 affiliates go on to recruit new affiliates of their own, they are placed on level 2 of the original affililiates unilevel team.
If any level 2 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 3 and so on and so forth down a theoretical infinite number of levels.
My Daily Choice cap payable unilevel levels at ten, with how many levels an affiliate is paid out on determined by their affiliate rank:
- Affiliate – 25% on level 1
- Builder – 30% on level 1
- Director – 35% on level 1 and 10% on level 2
- Executive – 50% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3 and 5% on level 4
- 5K – 50% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3, 5% on level 4 and 3% on level 5
- 10K – 50% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3, 5% on level 4 and 3% on levels 5 and 6
- 25K and 50K – 50% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3, 5% on level 4, 3% on levels 5 and 6 and 2% on level 7
- 100K and 250K – 50% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3, 5% on level 4, 3% on levels 5 and 6 and 2% on levels 7 and 8
- 500K – 50% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3, 5% on level 4, 3% on levels 5 and 6, 2% on levels 7 and 8 and 1% on level 9
- Super Affiliate – 50% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3, 5% on level 4, 3% on levels 5 and 6, 2% on levels 7 and 8 and 1% on levels 9 and 10
Note that the percentages above are paid out on sales volume generated by recruited affiliates on their respective unilevel levels.
Recruitment Commissions
When joining My Daily Choice, affiliates have the option of purchasing a Builder Pack ($69.99), Director Pack ($149.99) or Executive Pack ($299.99).
All three of these packs are commissionable, serving as defacto recruitment commissions at their respective levels.
Commissions on the three packs are paid out via the unilevel commissions structure outline above.
Binary Commissions
The second residual commission paid out by My Daily Choice is done so via a binary compensation structure.
A binary compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of two binary teams, left and right:
Each side of the binary represents recruited affiliates, either recruited directly or through the recruiting efforts of an affiliate’s upline and downline.
Sales volume is tracked on both sides of the binary, with a percentage of the sales volume generated by the weaker leg paid out monthly.
Note that before sales volume is calculated, any volume paid out via the unilevel is first subtracted from both binary teams.
How much of a percentage of the volume generated by the weaker leg is paid out, is determined by a My Daily Choice affiliate’s rank:
- Affiliate – 8% (capped at $500)
- Builder – 10% (capped at $1000)
- Director – 12% (capped at $1500)
- Executive to 250K – 15% (capped at $3000 to $250,000)
- 500K – 18% (capped at $500,000)
- Super Affiliate – 20% (capped at $1,000,000)
Check Match Bonus
My Daily Choice’s Check Match Bonus pays affiliate a percentage of the commissions paid out to affiliates in their downline, tracked down a maximum ten levels of recruitment.
How many levels of recruitment the bonus is paid out on depends on a My Daily Choice affiliate’s own rank:
- Affiliate – 15% on level 1
- Builder – 20% on level 1
- Director – 25% on level 1 and 20% on level 2
- Executive – 30% on level 1, 20% on level 2, 10% on level 3 and 5% on level 4
- 5K – 30% on level 1, 20% on level 2 and 10% on levels 3 and 4
- 10K – 30% on level 1, 20% on level 2, 10% on levels 3 and 4 and 5% on level 5
- 25K – 30% on level 1, 20% on level 2, 10% on levels 3 and 4 and 5% on levels 5 and 6
- 50K – 30% on level 1, 20% on level 2, 10% on levels 3 and 4 and 5% on levels 5 to 7
- 100K – 30% on level 1, 20% on level 2, 10% on levels 3 and 4 and 5% on levels 5 to 8
- 250K – 30% on level 1, 20% on level 2, 10% on levels 3 and 4 and 5% on levels 5 to 9
- 500K and Super Affiliate – 30% on level 1, 20% on level 2, 10% on levels 3 and 4 and 5% on levels 5 to 10
Rank Achievement Bonus
My Daily Choice reward affiliates who qualify at the 5K and higher ranks with a one-time Rank Achievement Bonus:
- 5K – $500 iPad
- 10K – flat screen TV or $1000 cash
- 25K – “lifestyle getaway” (no further information provided)
- 50K – $5000
- 100K – all inclusive trip for two (no further information provided)
- 250K – $25,000
- 500K – $50,000 and a “diamond watch”
- Super Affiliate – $100,000 and a “million dollar producer ring”
Note an affiliate must maintain at least 90 PV a month and hold a new qualifying rank for three consecutive months.
Global Bonus Pool
My Daily Choice take 2% of their company-wide revenue and place it into the Global Bonus Pool.
The Global Bonus Pool is paid out each month to affiliates who have earned shares for that month.
My Daily Choice affiliates earn shares in the Global Bonus Pool as follows:
- generating 4 preferred customers and/or recruiting four affiliates = 1 share
- qualifying at a higher rank = 2 shares
VIP Auto Club
5K and higher ranked affiliates qualify for a monthly car bonus:
- 5K – $150
- 10K – $250
- 25K – $500
- 50K and higher – $1000
A qualifying rank must be held for at least four months and be put towards a car lease.
Elite Expense Account
100K and higher ranked affiliates qualify for an monthly Elite Expense Account bonus:
- 100K – $2000
- 250K – $5000
- 500K – $10,000
- Super Affiliate – $20,000
Joining My Daily Choice
Basic affiliate membership with My Daily Choice is $20.
Affiliates also appear to be able to buy their way into the Builder, Director or Executive ranks via the purchase of the following three packs:
- Builder Pack – $69.99
- Director Pack – $149.99
- Executive Pack – $299.99
These packs come with various My Daily Choice products and directly impact an affiliate’s initial income earning potential via the compensation plan.
Update 13th November 2017 – In addition to the above options, My Daily Choice now offers the following additional affiliate sign-up options:
- Brain Bears Director Pack – $59
- Brain Bears Director Pack – $129
- Brain Bears Executive Pack – $199
- Travel Builder Membership – $69
- Travel Director Membership – $199
- Travel Executive Membership – $599
The primary difference between the options is bundled product and purchased affiliate ranks.
Conclusion
On the topic of My Daily Choice’s deer antler velvet product line I can’t say much. It’s been used in China for donkey’s years but alot of the purported health claims remain unsubstantiated.
One thing I read about deer antler velvet was that different parts of the antlers were more sought after, the tip in particular.
As far as I could see My Daily Choice didn’t disclose which part of the antler they were using in their Peak spray product.
Looking at the $30 or so dollar price though and fact that it’s blended with other ingredients, I’d wager My Daily Choice aren’t using the sought after bits. Or if they are, than the amounts used per bottle of spray must be miniscule.
On the compensation plan side of things, My Daily Choice offers well-defined retail commissions which is great to see. You sign up as an affiliate and market the products to retail customers, nothing simpler.
Unfortunately there is a question of retail viability in how the rest of the plan is set up, particularly its leaning towards recruiting affiliates and signing them up on autoship.
We’ll start with the packs offered affiliates, which directly impact an affiliates income potential via the compensation plan. This is clearly “pay to play” and is advertised as such by My Daily Choice affiliates:
Ranks can of course be obtained via other methods, but it’s clear the intended qualification process is the purchase of one of the three offered packs.
The monthly commission qualification is set at 50 PV and 100 PV for the higher ranks, which is conveniently the two autoship levels offered by My Daily Choice.
Infact My Daily Choice are pretty blase about this, describing autoship as follows in their compensation plan:
The MDC Auto-Delivery Program (AD) is the most convenient way to have a monthly supply of products while maintaining compensation plan qualifications.
There are two options for the MDC Auto-Delivery Program – a 50PV Auto-Delivery and a 100PV Auto-Delivery.
A 50PV AD order will allow you to become active and keep your rollover volume. A 100PV AD order will allow you maximize the compensation plan.
Sign up with a pack, jump on 100 PV a month autoship to “maximize” your income potential and then recruit others who do the same.
My Daily Choice’s affiliate rank qualification only further encourages this, demanding affiliates recruit at least three affiliates who then are also likely to sign up with 50PV or 100PV a month autoship.
Again, I’ll underscore that it is possible to achieve all of this via retail, but the likelihood of that happening is questionable.
Especially when you have My Daily Choice affiliates promoting the company’s autoship like this:
I suspect autoship recruitment is general culture over at My Daily Choice, however by all means verify this yourself with your prospective upline.
Ask them how many retail customers they have purchasing the order a month versus recruited affiliates on autoship.
You can also look at how they approached you about the company, did they lead with the product or the opportunity. Did you even know what deer antler velvet was before you were told about the business opportunity?
Approach with caution.
Update 30th March 2018 – In our last update to this review we noted My Daily Choice were selling HempWorx products.
Since then HempWorx has been launched with its own website.
The HempWorx website provides no mention of My Daily Choice but does provide the same corporate address.
Instead of providing company ownership information, the “about” section of the HempWorx website instead provides information about the company’s products.
When you view the HempWorx compensation plan, as hosted on the HempWorx website, documentation for the My Daily Choice compensation plan appears.
As far as I can tell HempWorx LLC is owned and operated by My Daily Choice. Why this information is not disclosed on the HempWorx website is unclear.
Since our update last November, the HempWorx product line-up has been expanded to include
- Renew – an anti-aging CBD cream with “apple stem cells”
- Revive – a “CBD infused collagen cream”
- Relief – an “icy pain rub” and
- HempWorx for Pets – Dog treats and “CBD oil for pets”
The same HempWorx branded products are also available on the My Daily Choice website.
Update 30th September 2020 – Although not a fully-fledged review, BehindMLM has published an article on My Daily Choice’s latest offering, Akashx.
Fact is there are so many varieties of so-called velvet deer antler products being sold at a variety of prices, that making a choice would be difficult for most seeking the real deal.
Not to mention having to also sift through the variety to find one that even performs according to the claims being made about it.
Short of consulting a deer antler expert, how does one actually test the product to find out if it contains not only the VDA ingredient, but also in the amounts sufficient enough to have any effect on the body?
Just because it is banned by the NFL doesn’t necessarily mean one is consuming that particular brand without the additional ingredients added.
This is just woo. There’s no proof this does anything, and it’s really no different than the Asian yearn for Tiger Penis or Rhino Horn or such exotic materials. Except apparently you don’t have to kill the deer to get it. Whoo-pee-dee.
nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/01/130130-deer-velvet-antler-spray-science-health-football-sports/
Yeah, but is it “Paying”.
I propose My Daily Choice narrow their market down to just 50 to 60 year olds to verify if the Peak antler velvet actually halts and/or reverses the aging process.
If it does that, they’ll have me sold.
On second thought, the claim “Supports anti-aging” would indicate my definition of anti-aging would be pressing my luck.
Morning,
Could you explain what exactly is meant by ‘pay-to-play’?
I am slightly confused as it seems most, if not all, MLM companies require their members/reps to meet a require monthly target to achieve their bonus/commission payout. This may be in the form of a monthly subscription or a monthly BV/PV target.
Or, is ‘pay-to-play’ only used when companies pay members to recruit other members?
Would someone be able to give me an example of a non pay-to-play compensation plan so I can better understand the difference between the two.
Many thanks
Leon
@Leon
“Pay to play” refers to how much an affiliate pays directly impacting their income potential. It’s different to signing up as an affiliate and paying a fee to cover costs.
If an MLM opportunity sets monthly volume targets and by and large affiliates are self-purchasing to qualify for commissions, this introduces an autoship recruitment scheme element.
In My Daily Choice, which pack an affiliate signs up with directly impacts their income potential in the compensation plan – that is the part that is “pay to play”.
You can see this most clearly in the MDC advertising examples provided in the review (see conclusion).
The more you buy-in to the company, the more you potentially earn.
EX: Free affiliate earn credits, PAID affiliates earn cash (Burnlounge)
Many thanks Oz and K Chang.
It is a little clearer now.
From back in 2013:
Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange has ordered a Birmingham-area company from selling product that claim health and athletic benefits that Strange says are unsupported and may also present significant dangers to consumers.
Strange granted a temporary restraining order against SWATS Edge Performance Chips, LLC that was filed along with a civil complaint on Thursday. Strange charged SWATS and its principal officers, Mitchell Ross and Christopher Key, with at least 264 counts of deceptive trade practices and violation.
Citing extensive evidence that SWATS violations pose a threat of immediate and irreparable injury, officials seized approximately $200,000 and several vehicles.
NOLINK: whnt.com/2013/09/05/sports-performance-company-ordered-to-stop-selling-deer-antler-spray-other-products/
For Pricing and to add value to the aritcle…just go to Ebay and see what people are selling them for.
you would see that it is 30 bucks with shipping.
We’re glad you’re asking questions. Very often we get fans or participants of a scheme charging in here intending to… crusade for his/her cause with merely PR material, which are often misleading or wrong.
Please feel free to ask more questions.
Pay to be a Guinea Pig
I’d be very wary od this opportunity.
I know a lot of people who lost hundreds of pounds on the syntek xtreme fuel treatment these guys were promoting before they jumped ship to this.
This companies top producers are a bunch of scam artist. Clynton Marks and Cheri Ward scam alot of people while promoting fuel treatment for Syntek Global under Josh Swagil.
You should see the wrap sheet on the guys. The guys also promote a companies called MMM, IMA, Karatbars, Lucky5, and Userwise.
Clynton and Cheri convince the uneducated public to take a loans and invest their life savings in their businesses. They have been terminated from multiple companies for unethical business practices.
Check out their website won’t be long till the South African Government shuts them down.
My Son is an affiliate with My Daily Choice and I had MAJOR back surgery 3 years ago and have been on painkillers ever since the surgery.
Well the Peak alleviated the pain and I’m sold. My son has been with the company for 9 months now and earn a few hundred dollars a month just from sales. Just my testimony!
Have you looked into them recently as they are now also doing CDB Oils & vitamins. Just curious your thoughts.
If the comp plan hasn’t changed, no new thoughts.
I’m using Hempworx CBD oil after researching what it was. I ordered some for my husband and it has helped him with pain, sciatica, RLS. My family is taking it, daily, so I paid $20 to be an affiliate. Why refer people to someone else?
Network Marketing isn’t a “pyramid scheme”. It would be amazing if people who used this term actually knew what it meant. I know quite a few companies that are now sold in retail stores who had plans to go the direct sales route.
Network Marketing companies pay people commission instead of big corporate marketers. What’s wrong with that?? Nothing, just a silly stigma people have that they need to get over.
It is when the majority of revenue is sourced from affiliates.
In this instance it sounds like your family are placing orders as retail customers and your own (affiliate) spend covers your husband.
If that’s the case I’m not sure why you’re feeling so paranoid.
Following several requests I’ve updated our My Daily Choice review to reflect new products, additions to the compensation plan and affiliate sign-up options.
Seeing as these are all complimentary to the 2015 My Daily Choice offering reviewed, I’ve left the conclusion intact.
A reader contacted me by email regarding HempWorx.
While there is a separate HempWorx website it still just appears to be the My Daily Choice opportunity.
I’ve added an update at the end of the review to reflect this.
Truth in Advertising did an article on Hempworx a couple of months ago:
truthinadvertising.org/what-you-should-know-about-hempworx/
They suggested, but didn’t say straight out, that Hempworx may be a pyramid scheme.
Quote from the article:
Howdy…. I thought I’d chime in and update a bit. I do think several things have changed from your review and a thing or two to clarify.
1) You can definitely sell wholesale. Yes, I am an affiliate and there are 3 people on my team that are affiliates that do not pay for products and promote retail.
2) They also now have a wholesale order section for businesses that sell in a store. They can order large quantities to sell at retail.
3) Just for education purposes- There are several new products. You can find those for yourself on the website.
4) I can’t say exactly why Zwagil left the other company, but he has made comments about disagreeing with how things were done in previous MLMs he was involved in-didn’t mention a name).
5) Hempworx was originally started by Jenna Zwagil hence the address being the same. They did eventually merge the two companies, but left the name of each in tact.
6) Though it is definitely not get rich quick in any way, the company does have a really great compensation plan (recently voted the best conversion plan by some magazine-I forget where-it wasn’t affiliated with MDC-Ha!).
The company has consistently paid weekly and monthly even through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sure there are things I believe they can improve (and hope they do), but it’s clearly a solid company that does value their affiliates.
You can join see the owners Facebook pages for free without joining to see what they’re up to.
I do think it’s a shame that so many really great quality products are only available through MLM. However,I do like the fact that I can benefit from a referral to a product I use and love… something I can’t do when I share a movie I enjoy or many other products we all normally consume.
Thanks for the opportunity to comment and all your time spent reviewing all these companies (I came here investigating a fairly new to the U.S. company and decided to see what you had to say about my current company.)
Any idea why retail pricing isn’t provided to the public?
They do have it displayed on their site. You can see it without logging in.
I took a screenshot of the oil page, but don’t know how I can post it here.
You just need to go to the main site and click Learn More on Abby of the products. Both pricing is right there in bold.
Here a the link to that page I copied…not an affiliate link, but I’ll give you one if you want. 😀
mydailychoice.com/corp/fullSpectrumCBDOil
They just stayed a loyalty rewards program, a veteran and military discount and on 4/20 they just had their first 5 million dollar day.
They are here to stay. Just saying
Thanks again.
Glad to see that has been rectified since we published our review.
Oz, please forgive if you’ve covered this already, but it seems MDC Hempworx has added “Forex Training” to their offering, with what may even be yet another shitcoin. This popped up on Reddit’s r/AntiMLM subreddit today:
NOLINK://www.reddit.com/r/antiMLM/comments/iyfero/mdc_hempworx_doing_forex_mlm/
Word on Reddit is that the above post was by the Hempworx CEO himself, whom I assume is our buddy Josh Zwagil. And that it has gotten hundreds of likes and “can’t wait!” comments.
That’s all I know about it, other than it looks awfully shady. That bit about spending your crypto; are they going to offer yet another shitcoin?
Thanks for the heads up. I wasn’t aware.
Guess the MLM CBD bubble has popped if they’re jumping on the crypto trading bandwagon.
I’ve queued Akashx up for review.
Review updated with link to our Akashx review article.
The 50pv you said you needed to keep rank is not 50 do some research. The deer antler velvet is a great aphordisiac at least that is the way it works for me!~
MDC’s rank qualification was 50 PV at the time of publication (2015).
Pity deer antler doesn’t help with comprehension and spelling.