VitaMist Review

In the category of things I've never heard of before is...spray vitamins. A company called VitaMist Spray Vitamins, in Phoenix, Arizona, sells vitamins packaged in an oral spray delivery system. To use a VitaMist supplement, you spray a water-based mixture into your mouth eight times per day. This allows the supplement to be absorbed through the membranes in your mouth and transported into the blood stream, completely bypassing the stomach. I had never heard of such a thing until I saw their website, so unless I'm mistaken there are not a lot of companies out there selling spray vitamins. VitaMist has over 50 different formulations available, all manufactured in the United States. They offer an unconditional 30 day money back guarantee on their products, which is very rare in a nutritional company.

You can sign up to be a VitaMist Team Member for free and if you submit your Team Member Agreement form with an autoship order of three products or more, you will receive free shipping, the opportunity to recruit others, a 20% to 30% discount on most products, and be qualified to participate in the compensation plan.

VitaMist Team Members make 87% profit when they resell the wholesale products they purchase, 25% profit on every order placed by their personally enrolled Preferred Customers, and 50% of the first order from any new Team Member they personally recruit. VitaMist's 3-1-50 Program is a graduated level system that pays between $3.99 and $9.01 per item sold and continues through to a shared Infinity Pool Bonus of up to 15% over a Team Member's entire organization.

There are many MLMs selling nutritional supplements, but VitaMist has a pretty unique product line and seems to have a legitimate business opportunity. The only downside I can see is that most people might need some convincing to use supplements that they spray into their mouth eight times a day, rather than a drink or a pill once a day.

I've never tried the product, so I have no opinion there... but spray vitamins have been around for  along time.  It might have been the same company, but I remember a spray vitamin pitch back in the mid-90's.  Since most vitamins you take orally are recognized as passing through your gut and not being absorbed into the blood stream (expensive pee is how ti's often put), this is apparentlly a more effective delivery system.

For what ever reason, it's never caught on.

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Jon, that's interesting -- I am surprised that they never caught on since quite a few people have difficulty swallowing large pills. Who knows - maybe VitaMist will market itself well enough to change people's minds.

VitaMist definitely seems to have filled a niche with their spray vitamins, but I only wonder if the idea of spray vitamins will stick. Sure, for some it may be easier to spray the VitaMist spray vitamins into your mouth instead of swallowing a potentially large pill, but on the other hand, having to take your vitamins eight times a day seems a little over the top. 

On the VitaMist Spray Vitamins web site, the individual spray bottles of vitamins sell for about $25. This seems a little steep to me, especially since other vitamin pills only run around $10. However, the VitaMist Spray Vitamin bottles may have many more uses than a common bottle of pills, although I couldn't find that information on their web site. 

I still think that having a balanced diet is they best way to get all of the vitamins you need, but it does seem that Vitamist Spray Vitamins could be a great alternative for people who have deficiencies in their diet or have trouble swallowing vitamin pills.

VitaMist definitely seems to have filled a niche with their spray vitamins, but I only wonder if the idea of spray vitamins will stick. Sure, for some it may be easier to spray the VitaMist spray vitamins into your mouth instead of swallowing a potentially large pill, but on the other hand, having to take your vitamins eight times a day seems a little over the top. 

On the VitaMist Spray Vitamins web site, the individual spray bottles of vitamins sell for about $25. This seems a little steep to me, especially since other vitamin pills only run around $10. However, the VitaMist Spray Vitamin bottles may have many more uses than a common bottle of pills, although I couldn't find that information on their web site. 

I still think that having a balanced diet is they best way to get all of the vitamins you need, but it does seem that Vitamist Spray Vitamins could be a great alternative for people who have deficiencies in their diet or have trouble swallowing vitamin pills.