My Daily Choice Review – Another MLM Opportunity EXPOSED!

Welcome to my My Daily Choice review!

There is a lot of health and wellness MLM opportunities out there that compete against each other, and more are coming up every year.

These business opportunities are a dime-a-dozen with only a handful of companies making it to our list of recommended MLM’s.

Will this program make it to that list?

This is My Daily Choice.

First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.

That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!

Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with My Daily Choice in any form.

So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.

Instead, I'm here to reveal what this MLM opportunity provides and if the opportunity they provide is lucrative enough. 

My Daily Choice is a MLM or Multi-Level Marketing company under the health and wellness niche, founded by Josh and Jenna Zwagil.

The company offers different health-related products made with Deer Antler Velvet, which is their proprietary ingredient. The claim here is that the products are gifted with anti-aging properties and give you a wide range of health benefits.

Other than that, they also provide a business opportunity for those who’re interested to sell their products as an Independent Distributor.

My Daily Choice is similar to the following MLM’s:

1. Herbalife
2. doTerra
3. Amway
4. Kannaway

My Daily Choice Product Line

Their main product line is the cans of spray that provides different health benefits such as:

1. Weight management
2. Better sleep
3. Increases energy
4. Anti-aging properties

These sprays contain an ingredient called Deer Antler Velvet, and sure enough, the ingredient is legitimate.

They also have a line of children’s vitamins called Brain Bears, or Brain Fuel Plus for adults.

You can check out the entire catalogue of their products by clicking this link.

My Daily Choice Discount And Rewards Program

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Apart from the sprays and pills, they also sell discount packages for vacations, car rentals, and other forms of entertainment.

Does The Product Work?

On a personal note, I am quite skeptical about these products because there’s just no scientific way to prove that these work.

But I did my research and found that there are no complaints that the products aren’t working, or any praises that the products work at all.

A look at their BBB profile, however, led me to several complaints about their defective product packaging, which is an entirely different story.

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Just like any MLM opportunity, you make money with My Daily Choice by:

1. Commissions through direct selling
2. Recruitment
3. Other forms of incentives

How To Get Started With My Daily Choice?

You’re going to sign up as an independent distributor or consultant if you want to earn a commission. Here’s the current list of their startup costs, ranging from $69 to $599:

1. Spray Builder Pack $69
2. Spray Director Pack $149
3. Spray Executive Pack $299
4. Brain Bears Builder Pack $59
5. Brain Bears Director Pack $129
6. Brain Bears Executive Pack $199
7. Travel Builder Membership $69
8. Travel Director Membership $199
9. Travel Executive Membership $599

Depending on which package you buy into, you’ll also have a monthly volume requirement you need to maintain, which is a huge pain in the neck because you’re going to have to spend every month without any guarantee on moving inventory.

They also charge a $20 one-time fee for the use of a website and a back office, which will allow you to sell online and manage your inventory.

My Daily Choice Compensation Plan

This is the part where it gets quite complicated, so I won’t get into too much detail.

As a My Daily Choice consultant, you’ll earn a possible 25% commission on all products sold, and I say “POSSIBLE” because a lot of members are selling the products for cheap over at eBay and Amazon.

Being an independent distributor also gets you a 25% discount on their products, or what’s called as a wholesale price.

So, there’s not that much profit to be had with their program.

How To Qualify For Commissions?

According to their compensation plan, all distributors must maintain at least 50PV to qualify for commissions, which is about $70 a month on autoship.

Commissions on the three packs are paid out via the unilevel commissions structure outline above.

Recruiting

To make more money as a distributor, you’ll need to recruit and build a downline, which is a common modus operandi with most MLM business opportunities. You’re going to build two teams called a left leg and right leg.

Each team needs to generate a certain amount of volume to get commissions from their sales. This is where it usually gets tough for a lot of MLM’s because you’re going to hard-sell the business opportunities to everyone you know.

This chart shows the possible ranks that can be achieved and outlined in red:

Now in order to make any money with this opportunity an affiliate would need to recruit and build a downline. Basically building 2 teams  called a left leg and right leg.

Each team needs to do a certain amount of volume for you to get paid from their sales.

This is usually where things get tough for most people that get into MLM. They need to step outside their comfort zone and start hard selling the opportunity and signing people up.

The chart shown below has the different ranks that can be achieved outlined in red.

You can also generate bonuses depending on the different levels.

Check out the full details of their compensation plan right here:

#1 – Monthly Autoship For Active Accounts!

Autoships are a pain in the neck because you’re forced to spend money on inventory that may or may not move at all the moment you get them.

 Even if you do pre-sell them to your customers, you’re still going to get flooded with physical products.

This also requires you to move the product to recoup the losses of the autoship expenses.

#2 – Complicated Compensation Plan

I actually watched the video about their compensation plan and it was really complicated to understand because of the nuances involved.

Don’t get me wrong, the commission structure is easy to understand and that it’s simplistic enough to find out your potential income.

However, understanding the compensation plan is a different story because you’re going to need to know how to move through the different levels and earn higher commissions.

#3 – Low-Income Potential

Every MLM company will say that you can earn a full-time income from their opportunity, and even then that’s pretty unrealistic.

Most MLM companies don’t realize that the lowest level distributors barely get enough money to recoup their losses and the only ones who do get a full-time income are those that are on top.

My Daily Choice’s income disclosure statement shows that more than 90% of their distributors, from the Builder to Executive rank, earn an average of $1,086.24 annually.

That’s about $10.22 a month on average.

And guess how much you’re required to maintain autoship? About $70.

You see, there’s just no way for you to recoup your losses and that you’d need to work twice as hard just to break even every month.

#1 – Selling Is The Key!

Just like most decent MLM opportunities, the focus of their business is to sell the products and offering a discount of 25% on wholesale means that the company wants you to get more products to sell every month.

That discount also gives you enough wiggle room to tinker around with your profit margins.

My Daily Choice is a legitimate MLM opportunity under the health and wellness niche.

As we found out, there’s just a lot of things that don’t sit well with me that make me not want to recommend this program as a source of full-time income.

The monthly autoship combined with their low-income potential makes it difficult for anyone to earn a decent income out of selling their products.

Even if you rely on recruitment to make money, your downline still has to sell through the products and achieve a certain volume of sales before you earn anything from them.

I'm not a fan of MLM, not because it's illegal or not profitable, but because of all the restrictions and the expensive costs involved.

Instead, Affiliate Marketing is my top recommended business model for anyone to make money online.

The reason is simple...

• You don't have to recruit anyone to make money
• You have the freedom to promote any products you want and not being restricted to only promote the products from one MLM company
• It's Free to get started

In fact, with affiliate marketing...