Vasayo are based out of Utah and headed up by Dallin and Karree Larsen.

Dallin Larsen first popped up on most people’s radar as Usana’s President of Sales in the 1990s. Larsen held several executive positions in Usana before his appointment as President.

In 2001 Larsen was appointed Vice President of Sales at Dynamic Essentials. Dynamic Essentials ran into regulatory problems with the FDA in 2003, with Larsen leaving the company that same year.

In 2005 Larsen (right, with Karree) founded and launched Monavie, which today is what he’s best known for in the MLM industry.

Monavie marketed a blended acai berry juice and initially was pretty successful within the MLM sphere.

By 2014 things at Monavie weren’t looking good, prompting Larsen to leave the company.

Rather than shy away from his past, as is often the case, in a Vasayo marketing video Larsen is refreshingly candid about his departure from Monavie.

[0:33] Two years ago, after it became apparent that we had lost control of the outcome of Monavie for several reasons, including a significant philosophical disagreement with our private equity investors, as to the company’s culture and who should lead the company, we decided to step away in July of 2014 and agreed to stay out of the industry for two years.

We have honored that agreement.

[1:30] When we resigned from Monavie we shared a video message stating that we didn’t know for sure what our future was going to look like.

Now, two years later, we have clarity.

That clarity brought about the launch of Vasayo.

As for Monavie, it plunged into $182 million dollars in debt and was sold off to
Jeunesse
. Jeunesse promptly set about
dismantling what was left of Monavie
and integrating it into their own business.

Larsen appears determined not to make the same mistakes he felt he made with Monavie again;

[3:35] We have every intention of leading this company until our last breath. This will be the final journey of our lifetimes.

In addition, we have no intention of every selling this company. We’re not starting with an exit-strategy in mind but instead, to build and leave a legacy.

And unlike Monavie we 
will
maintain more than fifty percent ownership in the company, so that we can steer the ship and culture in a direction we believe to be in the best interests of our distributors.

Read on for a full review of the Vasayo MLM opportunity.

The Vasayo Product Line

Vasayao’s nutritional products are marketed under a flagship “MicroLife Nutritionals” brand.

Core Essentials – vitamins and mineral supplement via a vegetable-based capsule

Neuro – “a meal for your brain”

Energy – a herb-based energy spray

Renew – a liquid-gel based “antioxidant support system”

Sleep – a mist-based sleep support supplement

Retail pricing for Vasayo’s products were not available at the time of publication.

The Vasayo Compensation Plan

The Vasayo compensation plan pays affiliates to sell products to retail customers.

Affiliates are also given a thirt

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Dallin Larsen and what is his background in the MLM industry?
Dallin Larsen is an American MLM entrepreneur based in Utah who co-founded Vasayo with his wife Karree. He previously served as President of Sales at Usana during the 1990s, held Vice President of Sales at Dynamic Essentials, and founded Monavie in 2005, a company known for marketing acai berry juice products.

What regulatory issues did Dynamic Essentials face?
Dynamic Essentials encountered regulatory problems with the FDA in 2003, leading to Dallin Larsen's departure from the company that same year.

Why did Dallin Larsen leave Monavie?
Larsen departed Monavie in 2014 when the company's business performance declined significantly, prompting his exit from the organization he had founded nearly a

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