These guys take the cake. They sell diluted tahitian noni juice. They add grape and blueberry juice to dilute their product. To make matters worse, they use "reconstituted" noni, which just means it's been dehydrated.
I didn't like the fact that they were charging $42.00 (s/h) so I called to become a member in hopes of getting it cheaper. The only way to do this was to pay a fee to join a pyramid type plan and they wanted me to attend phone conferences, sign up my friends and family and commit to take at least 4 bottles per month... I just wanted to drink some noni juice!
I went ahead and joined and even went to a seminar. I was disgusted by the techniques they used to try to rally all these people into peddling their juice. They told us that Tahitian Noni was the only company in the world that is allowed to get noni fruit from Tahiti. I thought that sounded very strange so I asked why and the spokesperson was very evasive and side-stepped the question. They just kept going round and round about how we could all quit our jobs and become millionaires while doing the world a favor by selling their juice! The sad part was, about half of the people there were going for it.
I went home and did some research on Tahitian Noni. I found out that they had been in trouble on more than one occasion for making false claims about what their product can do for people and they had to pay heavy fines. I also found an article that was in Forbe's magazine which told that it costs Tahitian noni less than $2.00 per bottle to make their juice. Then they turn around and gouge for $42.00??? That's outrageous!
I got fed up and decided to shop around. Most of the store brands were even less potent than Tahitian Noni's and also made from concentrate. I then decided to check out the web and much to my delight, there were many companies offering 100% pure Tahitian Noni juice (not from concentrate or dehydrated) for nearly half the cost! Since switching to pure, I have noticed far better results and keep my money in my pocket. All I can say is buyer beware!
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