Vivri is based out of Texas. The company operates in the nutritional supplement and personal care MLM niches.

Heading up Vivri is founder and CEO Daniel Chavez Saul.

According to Saul’s Vivri corporate bio, he

worked previously as an investment banker in New York for Goldman Sachs and as a strategy consultant for McKinsey & Company in several cities around the U.S. and India.

He studied Economics at Harvard University, Economics and Managerial Studies at Rice University, and earned an MBA from Stanford University.

Vivri appears to have launched on or around late 2017. Possible due to language barriers, I was unable to find an MLM history on Saul prior to Vivri’s launch.

One would assume Saul didn’t just jump from finance and consulting to launching his own nutrition MLM company, so it seems there’s some missing information.

Of note is Vivri was recently
targeted by the FTC for bogus COVID-19 product claims
. Vivri appears to have addressed this by adding the following to their website footer:

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease including Coronavirus (COVID-19).

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

Vivri’s Products

Vivri’s flagship product is Shake Me!, a

powdered drink that contains 45 essential nutrients and meets the highest international standards for high-quality food. It is packed with proteins, vitamins, plant extracts and other premium ingredients.

Shake Me! retails for $83.49 for a 39.5 oz (1.1 kg) pouch (servings not disclosed).

Shake Me! is also available in a vegan variety (same price) and as part of a challenge kit ($132.49). Various Shake Me! flavor bundles are also available.

Other nutritional products Vivri markets include:

Power Me! – “an energizing, low calorie powdered drink derived from premium sources”, retails at

Cleanse Me! – a “refreshing drink” that supposedly helps you “find your inner balance”, retails at

Vivri Soups – “gourmet essential nutrition”, retails at

Omega Me! – “a concentrated source of Omega-3 and Vitamin D”, retails at

Vivri also markets a range of personal care products under SENS branding.

SENS stands for Skin Essential Nutritional System and includes

Royal Nourishing Cleanser – “natural renovating dermo cleanser”, retails at $22.99 a tube

Monarch Eye Cream – “natural cream for eye contour and expression lines”, retails at $55.99 a bottle

Imperial Beauty System – “natural anti-aging revitalizer”, retails at $55.99 a bottle

Majestic Golden Oil – “natural anti-aging hydrator”, retails at $55.99 a bottle

Creme de la Creme – “moisturizing body cream”, retails at $17.99 a tube

Vivri branded accessories are also available. A full catalog with retail pricing is provided on Vivri’s website.

Vivri’s Compensation Plan

Vivri’s compensation plan incentivizes recruitment of affiliates on monthly autoship.

While that is the core focus, retail commissions and additional bonuses are also available as detailed below.

Vivri Affiliate

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Vivri and who founded it?
Vivri is a multi-level marketing company based in Texas operating in the nutritional supplements and personal care sectors. Founded by Daniel Chavez Saul, the company launched around late 2017. Saul previously worked as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs and strategy consultant at McKinsey & Company.

What is Daniel Chavez Saul's educational background?
Daniel Chavez Saul studied Economics at Harvard University and Rice University, where he also pursued Managerial Studies. He earned an MBA from Stanford University, establishing significant credentials in finance and strategic management before founding Vivri.

What business model does Vivri utilize?
Vivri operates as a multi-level marketing company in the nutritional supplement and personal care niches. The business model involves affiliate recruitment and autoship subscription programs, positioning itself within the MLM industry structure

🔗 Related Articles

- Exp Realty dismissed from “drug & sexual assault” case
- Blue Bird Bids Review: Zeek Rewards Ponzi clone
- Utopian Global Review: Swiss Gold Global scam reboots into crypto
- Affluence Network Review: Failed Golden Cash Ponzi reboot
- EmpowerCoin, ECoinPlus & JetCoin scammers sued by CFTC