B-Epic went into prelaunch in late 2016 and was
reviewed here on BehindMLM
on October 23rd.

At the time of pre-launch B-Epic was headed up by CEO and President, Eric Caprarese.

Update 6th April 2022 – 
Eric Caprarese still cites himself as CEO and President of B-Epic on his LinkedIn profile.

Today however there is no mention of Caprarese on B-Epic’s website. Instead Dan Putnam is credited as B-Epic’s founder and CEO.

Putnam (right) appears to now also be crediting his parents, Lynn and Richard Putnam, as part of B-Epic’s co-founders. Putnam’s parents hold the positions COO and CFO at B-Epic respectively.

In June 2020 the SEC
sued Dan Putnam for securities fraud
. The regulator alleged Putnam and his partners defrauded consumers out of $12 million through various scams.

Specific Ponzi schemes linked to Putnam (right) by the SEC include 
Modern Money Team
, 
Eyeline Trading
 and its 
WealthBoss
 reboot.

In July 2020
Putnam’s assets were frozen
. The SEC’s case against him is still playing out.

The impact Putnam’s asset freeze has on B-Epic’s day-to-day operations is unclear. 
/end update

On the business model side of things B-Epic was pretty similar to Caprarese’s last gig,
Brain Abundance
.

One disappointing aspect of Brain Abundance to carry over was a lack of retail focus.

Recently a reader wrote in and asked us to take a second look at the company.

Seeing as a year and a half has passed and our original review was based on their prelaunch, today we’re revisiting B-Epic for an updated review.

B-Epic Products

B-Epic went into pre-launch with an “ultimate performance capsule” flagship product.

That product now has a name, Elev8, and is marketed as an alternative to energy drinks.

The last thing you need is more caffeine and sugar.

Energy drinks typically combine extremely high doses of sugar and caffeine with other chemicals that inevitably lead to a crash, brain fog, and fatigue not to mention a host of other problems.

That’s why at B-Epic we created ELEV8 – an advanced energy and recovery product that combines modern extract technology with ancient medicinal ingredients to support your ability to perform at a very high level.

Since pre-launch B-Epic have added a second product, Acceler8.

Do you – or someone you know – want or need to lose weight? Now it may become a reality!

ACCELER8 is an advanced, all-natural weight-loss and sleep supplement that may naturally restore balance to the body and decreases stress (which causes weight gain) – It may lead to a better night’s sleep and promote weight loss.

B-Epic do not provide retail pricing for either product on their website.

B-Epic’s product pages have a “buy now” button, which requires a country selection and then details of a referring affiliate.

I Googled for a referral code and when I entered in was provided wholesale pricing.

Elev8 Sample Pack (10 capsules) – $24.95

Elev8 Single Pack (30 capsules) – $49.95

Elev8 Leader Pack (70 capsules) – $89.95

Acceler

🤖 Quick Answer

Who was the original CEO of B-Epic during its pre-launch phase in 2016?

Eric Caprarese served as CEO and President of B-Epic when the company entered pre-launch in late 2016 and was initially reviewed on BehindMLM in October of that year. He maintained this position through at least April 2022, as documented on his LinkedIn profile at that time.

Who currently leads B-Epic as founder and CEO?

Dan Putnam is credited as B-Epic's founder and current CEO. His parents, Lynn and Richard Putnam, serve as co-founders holding the positions of COO and CFO respectively within the company's organizational structure.

What legal action did the SEC take against Dan Putnam?

In June 2020, the SEC sued Dan Putnam for securities fraud. The regulatory agency alleged that Putnam and his partners defrauded

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