Emris International launched in 2019 and operates in the nutritional supplement MLM niche.

Heading up Emris International are co-founders Aspen Emry (CEO), Ilean Harris (CSO) and Matthew Harris (CVO).

“Emris International” is an amalgamation of the co-founders’ surnames.

Prior to founding Emris, Aspen Emry was promoting
It Works
.

Up until about a year ago Ilean Harris marketed herself as an MLM trainer and speaker.

Promo videos on Harris’ YouTube channel date back six years.

As per Matthew Harris’ bio, provided by
MLM Nation podcast
, he

discovered network marketing and struggled for years before he finally found “success.”

Matthew’s success ended in disappointment as 3 companies in a row were shut down or went out of business.

Matthew promised he would never do MLM again but later on realized he could never leave the profession so he decided to give it one more shot.

In his current company, Matthew made over $250,000 and built a team of 10,000 people in his first 6 months.

A
Business For Home article
published in 2017 ties Harris to
Total Life Changes
.

Harris’ YouTube channel reveals he was promoting
Visalus
before that. Harris stopped uploading to his YouTube channel three years ago.

Read on for a full review of Emris International’s MLM opportunity.

Emris International’s Products

Emris International market a range of nutritional supplements. The company also has its own CBD line.

Products featured on Emris International’s website include:

180 Detox Tea – “an energizing skinny tea, that promotes weight loss and supports digestion with all natural ingredients”, retails at $62 for a pouch of 28 tea bags

Synergy – “broad spectrum hemp extract oil”, retails at $74 for 1 fl. oz. (30 ml) bottle of 150 mg CBD, $99 for 250 mg or $149 for 500 mg

Synergy Nano – “predictable CBD dosages in an easy-to-swallow format”, retails at $124 for a bottle of 30 softgel capsules

Vitality Plus – “a premium herbal complex, designed for maximum vitality”, retails at $74 for a bottle of 30 capsules

Vida – “one tablet contains over 2 dozen organic fruits and vegetables and super greens”, retails at $74 for a bottle of 60 tablets

Eden – “organic, aloe-vera based, CBD and Apple stem cell infused eye serum”, retails at $105 for a 4 oz (120 ml) bottle

Pawsible – “delicious bacon flavor your pet will love” and contains “100 MG of CBD per bottle”, retails at $74 for a 1 fl. oz. (30 ml) bottle

Renew – “designed to cleanse your system of harmful toxins, reduce bloating, and attack those pesky problem areas, allowing you to shed the weight you want quickly and easily”, retails at $62 for a bottle of 60 tablets

Retail customers can opt to sign up for monthly autoship, which provides a 20% discount.

Emris International’s Compensation Plan

Emris International’s compensation plan combines retail and recruitment commissions.

Residual commissions are paid out via a binary, extended via a matching generation bonus. Additional pool bonuses are also av

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Emris International and when was it founded?
Emris International is a nutritional supplement multi-level marketing company established in 2019. The company specializes in weight loss tea and CBD oil products. Its name derives from an amalgamation of its three co-founders' surnames: Aspen Emry, Ilean Harris, and Matthew Harris, who serve as CEO, CSO, and CVO respectively.

What are the professional backgrounds of Emris International's co-founders?
Aspen Emry previously promoted It Works, another MLM company. Ilean Harris marketed herself as an MLM trainer and speaker until approximately one year ago, maintaining a YouTube channel with promotional content spanning six years. Matthew Harris had prior experience in network marketing with three companies that subsequently ceased operations or closed.

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