BehindMLM initially 
reviewed uThriv
back in 2014. Major issues identified at the time were failure to provide information about uThriv’s products, a lack of retail focus and chain-recruitment.

On October 26th Joe Tessin, co-founder and President of uThriv, 
responded to our review
.

Thanks for the things you shared. We have grown and made many improvements and continue to do so…. I would be grateful if you gave us another look and review!

Today we take another look at uThriv and go over what’s changed.

The uThriv Product Line

uThriv’s initial product page was pretty lackluster, so much so that I made it the focus of our review title.

As far as I can tell, the confusing energy-saving product appears to be gone.

Today uThriv website features information about water and nutrition supplements.

Plus 5 (stylized as “+5”) is ‘
made of 100% active ingredients with no extra water, fillers or additives
‘.

+5 condenses powerful nutrition into a tasty and refreshing daily-use product that is added to water or most any beverage of choice.

It can also be added to yogurt or smoothies for a convenient way to get your five-a-day plus a whole lot more.

We obviously can’t make medical claims, but we have seen improvements in diabetic conditions, chronic inflammation, blood pressure, mental clarity, energy and much more.

uThriv Nutritionals are ‘
high-end, top-quality nutritional supplements at affordable prices
‘.

Our formulations strategically combine specific elements of nature that contain therapeutic levels of powerful, active ingredients rather than just a dash or a splash of popular ingredients that really don’t amount to much.

Using only the best, unadulterated forms of vitamins, minerals, herbs and much more, uTHRiV Nutritionals’ line of life-enhancing products are in a class of their own.

Unfortunately 
retail pricing is not provided on uThriv website.

If a visitor clicks the “buy now” button on the uThriv product page, the website demands an affiliate referral code be entered.

The uThriv Compensation Plan

The compensation plan documentation uThriv provide on their website is in summary format and doesn’t really explain much.

I’ve put together the following analysis from the current documentation, using older compensation plans as a guide to understanding the various commissions and bonuses.

Retail Commissions

uThriv affiliates earn a 10% retail commission on products sold to retail customers.

Recruitment Commissions

uThriv affiliates are paid a “Team Builder Bonus” as they grow their recruited downline.

Recruited affiliates that count towards the Team Builder Bonus must sign up with a Team Builder Pack and be placed on both sides of the binary.

Newly recruited affiliates who fit the above criteria are counted as follows:

one newly recruited affiliate on both sides of the binary team = $50

another two newly recruited affiliates on both sides of the binary team = $250

another two (five in total) on both sides of the binary team

🤖 Quick Answer

What was the initial focus of BehindMLM's 2014 review of uThriv?
BehindMLM's 2014 review of uThriv identified major deficiencies including insufficient product information disclosure, inadequate retail sales focus, and chain-recruitment practices. These issues prompted the company's co-founder Joe Tessin to request a subsequent evaluation of improvements made.

What changes occurred in uThriv's product offerings?
uThriv eliminated its previously confusing energy-saving product line. The company subsequently restructured its product portfolio to focus on water and nutritional supplements, providing clearer product information on its official website.

How did uThriv respond to the initial critical review?
Co-founder and President Joe Tessin acknowledged the criticisms and requested another evaluation, stating the company had grown substantially and implemented numerous improvements while remaining committed to ongoing enhancement of operations and product

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