Amway Nutrilite Double X Review – Overhyped & Overpriced

Marketing  |  Ingredients  |  Additions  |  Side Effects  |  Reviews  |  Pricing  |  Overall  |

According to the Amway Nutrilite Double X reviews, customers say that it’s the best thing since sliced bread.

Many compliment it for boosting their energy. Others mention improved sleep patterns and mood. Others simply noted that they absolutely love the supplement, they think that it’s the best one out there, or that it is worth every penny they pay for it.

So, in this Amway Nutrilite Double X review, we’ll examine all that the supplement has to offer, as well as we’ll cover every other aspect one should consider and take into account before actually purchasing it.

Hence, the idea is to be no extension of the manufacturer’s marketing or other similar nonsense. This is all going to be about what I feel is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. And we’ll do that in assessing for marketing, ingredients, side effects (additives), customer feedback, and pricing. We’ll do it the truth-seeking way.

Marketing | This Nutrilite Is Marketed As A Futuristic Supplement

According to the manufacturer, Amway Nutrilite Double X is a multivitamin power-packed with a dozen vitamins, 10 minerals, and almost two dozen plant concentrates. For them, this is all about supporting the brain, eyes, skin, heart, bones, and immune health. In fact, they even go as far as to say that it is the ultimate multivitamin supplement.

Amway Nutrilite Double X Review 20221016On the marketing side, the product page itself I like a lot. I mean, they’ve really made the efforts to look collected and structured because in the past the page hasn’t really been that way at all. To that end, the page reminds me of something like the LCR Health Active-PK (review).

As far as the overall notion, it is, essentially, said to be the supplement of the future. Which definitely sounds very cool and captivating. Then, there are also plenty of Amway Nutrilite Double X reviews there. And to no surprise at all, all of those are overwhelmingly positive.

They also offer a money-back guarantee (180 days). And we also get AmPerks points for purchasing the supplement of this review. And these points are something that can be used for other purchases later on.

As far as benefits, basically, they promise that this can help regardless of whether our focus is weight loss, sports-related, or just for general nutritional health. Gains to heart, eye, skin, brain, bone, immune health, and protection against free radicals are among the claimed ones.

As for free-of claims, the Nutrilite supplement is said to be Gluten-Free, Vegetarian-Friendly, and Lactose-Free. On top of that, it also holds a Halal certification, Kosher certification, and NSF contents certification.

So, it looks pretty good superficially. But is it actually worth the money they sell it for?

Ingredients | Vitamins & Minerals Are Very Mediocre At Best

The Amway Nutrilite Double X offers a variety of nutrients. However, it does not do a great job of making sure that they’re in their best shape. Great shapes make the absorption as effortless as possible for our bodies. But with what’s present here, the way I see it, we won’t really be able to get many gains out of these particular vitamins and minerals [R, R].

Meaning, while vitamins could be considered just plainly average, minerals are completely rubbish, garbage, and terrible. In many ways, quite similar, in fact, to what we have seen with multivitamins like the Centrum Performance (review) or the Olly Women Multivitamin (review). So, here’s more of that in detail.

Amway Nutrilite Double X Ingredients Updated IIIf we look at vitamin A, it is composed of Beta-Carotene and Vitamin A Acetate. Which is pretty solid. Whereas vitamin C is the typical average form that’s common among almost all multivitamin supplements [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

Vitamin B2, B3, B5, and B7 are okay. So, are also Vitamin D and E (plus, some added amounts of mixed tocopherols of the vitamin E family which is great and not something often found in multis) [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

The critically important vitamins (B6, B9, B12) are all cheap versions of those nutrients. Of that same mould is also vitamin B1, although it’s kind of a standard when it comes to multivitamins [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

As for the minerals, almost all are of the cheapest and worst absorbed forms we’ll ever find. The only two exceptions to this are Iodine and Copper [R, R, R, R, R].

On that note, generally speaking, the Nutrilite Double X’s nutrient forms are definitely very far from the ideal. And this, despite the existing NSF certification, is usually a sign of a pretty low-quality supplement that is more geared toward selling than providing true value. At least that’s how I see it.

In terms of nutrient diversity, it does have all of the vitamins besides vitamin K. And it also does a decent job of offering most of the necessary minerals. Which brings me to the nutrient amounts that I feel are very average overall. Especially, given the price.

I mean, the amounts, generally speaking, are fine if we’re pursuing 100% Daily Values or reasonably above that. But the Double X is kind of priced as if it was a multivitamin going after what are believed to be the best practices for nutrient amounts.

Furthermore, for a futuristic supplement that so much wants to be perceived that way, I don’t think 100% Daily Values quite cut it. Because these are all about preventing disease, instead of helping to have the best health possible by complementing our diet properly [R].

As for tangible flaws, it’s a pretty big deal that the supplement of this review does not offer any Boron or Vanadium. There are also only two other forms of Carotenoids besides the Beta-Carotene which is not enough.

Cantaloupes Do Have Plenty Of InositolAnd a huge drawback is also the fact that the Double X doesn’t offer any Choline or Inositol (which are naturally found in, for example, cantaloupe).

But arguably the worst part is that it offers Iron to the blend as it does have the potential to be extremely detrimental (regular and consistent use) to adult males. For females (only during reproductive age), it’s completely okay while the ideal amount would be not 5 mg but 8-12 mg [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

But one definite advantage of the Nutrilite Double X of Amway is that it has NSF certification. It, essentially, guarantees that ingredient-wise the supplement is exactly what it claims to be on the label. Furthermore, it rules out any concerns for contamination, admixtures, and other stuff like that which don’t exactly show up on the label [R, R].

So, manufacturing is definitely great. But it’s not all about just manufacturing. There can be a lot that it does not overrule and otherwise justify. For example, poor nutrient forms. Which is exactly the case here. I mean, based on this alone, it absolutely does not feel like a supplement of the future.

Additions | Amway Double X Looks Nice & Tempting In This Regard

Black Currant Is Part Of The Berry BlendIn addition to all the vitamins and minerals that the Double X of Nutrilite offers, it does provide 2 blends and 6 additional beneficial substances.  Berry Blend, AWPS Complex, Quercetin extract, Rosemary extract, Turmeric extract, Citrus Bioflavonoid Complex, Peppermint extract, and Onion extract.

Berry Blend is a compilation of various berries like Grape, Black Currant, Elderberry, and Blueberry with all of the respective benefits the consumption of such berries would provide.

Thus, such a blend will empower us will good amounts of vitamin C, as well as just strengthen our immune system in general. All of these are also great sources of antioxidants having the capacity of preventing such chronic diseases as cancer, as well as others. Potential benefits to eye health, brain, heart, and bone health are also possible [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

AWPS Complex stands for Alfalfa, Watercress, Parsley, and Spinach complex. Thus, very much like the previous one, the benefits of this one are essentially associated with each individual ingredient.

This translates into benefits for cholesterol levels, digestive health, immune system, detoxification, heart, bone, brain, and eye health, prevention of cancer and diabetes, helping weight loss, as well as display of rich antioxidant properties [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

Onions Are Also A Part Of The Supplement

Whereas all the other beneficial substances (Quercetin, Rosemary, Turmeric, Citrus Bioflavonoids, Peppermint, Onion) are in one way or another (or multiple) connected with powerful anti-inflammatory, anti-aging, anti-cancer, brain-health-improving, immune-system-promoting properties among other benefits [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

Additionally, many of these substances are quite nutrient-dense thus, they may help somewhat in a way by adding more needed nutrients to the overall supplement. For example, although the supplement does not offer any vitamin K straight up, stuff like Grapes, Blueberries, Alfalfa, and Watercress will make sure that we get at least some of it [R, R, R, R, R, R].

So, in theory, the beneficial substances can amount to some very nice gains. However, two things. First, this does not in any way correct the poor vitamin and mineral choices of Double X we went over in the previous section. Second, all these additional substances are offered in profoundly low amounts mostly, hence they’re likely not going to be very impactful.

Side Effects | It’s A Massive Cocktail Of Additives & Many Potential Harms

Side effects are the product of additives. And there are no multivitamins as tablets or capsules in existence that can do without them. And none will ever be. Not in the near future anyway. Additives are the crucial substances to “glue” together all of the very diverse active ingredients (vitamins, minerals, and other substances) that any supplement contains.

These substances generally can be divided into two big groups. The harmful ones and the harmless ones. Ideally, of course, we want only the harmless ones, hence no potential for side effects. However, when it comes to the Amway Nutrilite Double X, it’s actually a mixture of both.

While the best multivitamins out there on average contain 3-5 different additives, this particular supplement at hand contains 16 different ones (Microcrystalline Cellulose, Dicalcium Phosphate, Maltodextrin, Croscarmellose Sodium, Silicon Dioxide, Acacia, Corn Starch, Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose, Modified Food Starch, Magnesium Stearate, Sugarcane Fiber, Sucrose, Sodium Alginate, Pea Starch, Corn Starch, Glycerin, Soy Protein Isolate, Carnauba Wax, and Soybean Oil).

Acacia Is One Of The Additives Also Used HereWhich at least to me sounds very familiar to the story of Centrum Silver Men (review). A supplement that contains 19 different additives. Which was a complete and utter disaster.

To that end, is it any different for the supplement of this review? Well, I mean, I feel, it’s not as big of a mess. Yet I would consider it to be one anyway.

Of all the substances, the first two detrimental ones worth discussing are Maltodextrin and Sucrose.

Maltodextrin is essentially a variation (form) of sugar that is used in a number of ways in various supplements and foods (as a binding agent, preservative, filler, etc.) [R, R, RRR].

At the same time, it is known to mess with the blood sugar levels more than regular sugar does [R, R, RRR].

Apart from all the harmful sugar-associated side effects (which we’ll get into in a bit), this substance is also known to cause sudden headaches, difficulty breathing, itching, bloating, diarrhea, rash, as well as it can negatively affect our immune system and create other harmful effects [R, R, R, R, R].

One other thing that is common when considering Maltodextrin is the fact that it can also be used to cover up many much more harmful additives. Namely, additives that might be in a way hidden in the supplement and do not show on the label [R, R, R, R].

But this is not the only form of sugar in the Nutrilite Double X. There’s also the so-called Sucrose [R].

So, neither of these two forms of sugar promises anything good. I mean, an average person typically already has too much sugar in their diet. Whereas overconsumption is linked to obesity, diabetes, heart disease, depression, hyperactivity, aggressive behavior, eating disorders, cancer, learning difficulties, and many, many more adverse consequences [R, R, R, R, R, R].

Sugar Overconsumption Is Truly UnhealthyI mean, sugar, for sure, is something that we don’t want in any of our supplements, especially those that we plan on using regularly.

Other than that, there are also some minor concerns in regards to all of the various starches in the supplement, especially in regards to the Modified Food Starch (which most probably is made out of corn) [R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R, R].

Also, the Corn Starch might be just straight-up GMO as the supplement does not assert to be GMO-free (but asserts lesser important free-of claims). And most Corn is done by ways of GMOs anyway. Which kind of brings me to Soybean Oil [R].

It’s the same thing. Since they don’t claim Non-GMO, this one is extremely likely to be of that material. And as such, it’s essentially a substance that promotes chronic inflammation. So, it’s kind of the root of all chronic diseases. Moreover, it can also bring upon our heads mineral deficiencies, infertility, cancer, as well as block protein digestion, and have other negative effects [RRRR].

I mean, none of these substances should be in the wanna-be-future-supplement. It’s an absolute disgrace that the supplement of this review chooses not to avoid them. It just feels to me like a very revenue-oriented way of doing things.

Reviews | Surfing The Hype Is How Amway Does Customer Feedback

I remember back when I got almost recruited by Amway, I knew nothing about supplements. The hype that our uplines were feeding us with Nutrilite supplements was just beyond real. And since I didn’t have any other reference points, I just believed them. They made me believe them. And I wanted to believe them because I loved the idea of having a futuristic supplement at my fingertips with all the gains that it implied.

And I imagine it’s the exact same for many people when they first encounter the thing. All this neurolinguistic programming that gets done by uplines and Amway conventions where there are people (speakers) who we kind of inherently are drawn to look up to. It has an effect even when most people won’t be ready to admit it. It’s just how our natural cognitive biases work.

And so, as I suspect it, I believe many of the supposed customer reviews online should be filtered through that lens. It’s just something to be aware of.

Amway Nutrilite Double X Reviews 20221016Other than that, as far as the Amway Nutrilite Double X reviews themselves, the product page has unnaturally positive ones. But if we are seeking the truth, customer feedback of this kind (posted on the manufacturer’s website) has proved itself to be absolutely useless.

Hence, I did some online research and I came across a few that were available on the websites of various sellers and retailers.

So, in total, I managed to find 459 Amway Nutrilite Double X reviews. Of these, 437 were positive (three-star, four-star, five-star) and 22 were negative (one-star, two-star). Which gives us a success rate of 95.2%.

But I think that’s an extremely vague number, especially because there are tens of millions of Amway people most of who are probably using it daily. Hence, speculatively speaking, the supposed success rate should be leaps and bounds beyond that.

But does that really matter? I don’t think so.

I mean, most of those people, I feel, believe what they want to believe. I doubt any more than 1% of them have tried to actually seek out the truth about the ingredients used in the product. This is why the reviews that I do are not just 100% customer-opinion-based. Furthermore, there’s kind of this rule I’ve developed when it comes to supplements and success rates.

Meaning, the rule is that success rates matter only when there are no ingredients that in themselves pose potential health hazards, especially in the long run. And since with this Double X thing that is not the case, it could have a 99.9% success rate, for all I care. It still wouldn’t matter.

Because it still wouldn’t mean in itself that it’s a good product. Moreover, because we have to be looking at it first and foremost objectively. Hence, the nutrients and additives are the first thing to look at. And those are not great here.

Pricing | It Is Ridiculously Overpriced, Especially Given Its 100% DV Focus

The Nutrilite Double X used to price at $71.00 or $73.00 depending on whether or not we just wanted a refill or we wanted the 3-compartment case with it (which was the manufacturer’s typical price at Amway website). While that price has gone down to $59.00 or $61.00, respectively (which is a good thing), I don’t think it matters enough. It’s still an overpriced supplement, the way I see it.

So, the thing contains 186 tablets total, 3 per serving, 2 servings per day. Thus, 6 tablets per day, a complete supply of 31 days. The price being $59.00 for a supply of 31 days leaves us at about $1.90 per day.

What’s alien and absolutely bonkers to me is that it’s actually more expensive than what every single one of the very best of the best multivitamin supplements (high potency options) cost. This is more than Klaire Labs Multithera 1 Capsule Formula Plus Vitamin K. This is more than Nature’s Plus Source of Life Gold and all the Pure Essence options.

It Costs Ridiculously HighI mean, it’s basically the cost equivalent of Thorne Research Advanced Nutrients with none of the capability.

Consequently, it’s even more obnoxious price-wise if we compare it to the naturally weaker traditional multivitamins following 100% Daily Values.

To illustrate, let’s take something like the Rainbow Light Men’s One (review). The same goes for the Rainbow Light Women’s One (review). Neither of these two I would consider as something among the best. But I think they are great examples of approximately how much it should cost.

Meaning, I’d say that they’re about the same value. Rainbow Light offers better nutrients and only harmless additives but it doesn’t get third-party tested for purity. Hence, personally, I would prefer Rainbow Light instead of Nutrilite any time of the day. I mean, I would probably even prefer Rainbow Light if the price was a no-factor.

In other words, while the Nutrilite Double X costs $1.90 a day, both Rainbow Light options go for $44.95 per three-month supply which is $0.37 a day. Now, if we’re doing the math, it’s more than 5 times less or about 19% of the Double X’s price. Again, that’s for about the same value.

Whereas it’s even crazier and absolutely terrible if we compare the Amway Nutrilite to something like the Mercola Whole Food Multivitamin (review). So, they both cost about the same per serving. They’re both focused on 100% Daily Values. But comparing them in terms of value is like comparing the dueling power of a hamster and a hungry lion (Mercola option being the lion).

It’s not even remotely close.

Thus, frankly, I would go as far as to say that anyone who’s buying this Nutrilite piece of supplementation is really just flushing his or her money down the toilet. I mean, as far as I’m aware, it’s arguably the worst value for the money we can get when it comes to all of the multivitamins. Period.

Overall | The Way I See It, It’s An Absolute Rip-Off Of A Product

The Nutrilite Double X proclaims itself to be a futuristic supplement. I’ve encountered my fair share of Amway people who promote this same idea. Also, judging by the marketing materials, it seems that way. But this is far from what I believe is the truth.

If it really is a futuristic one, it has probably traveled too far forward in time because just about any high-quality multivitamin supplement on the market feels to offer a better price for value. If anything Amway Nutrilite Double X is a supplement of the past.

This Is A Multivitamin Supplement That I Would AvoidDon’t get me wrong, one can still feel a benefit from using this one.

However, with this, at the same time, we’re exposing ourselves to some potentially very nasty additives which may come as a detriment to our health later down the line even if it’s not immediately noticeable. And the price is just too much

Hence, (out of avoid it, consider it, shortlist it, or buy it) I reckon that we should avoid it.

And, sure, especially if you find yourself among Amway people, there will be a ton of them who will strongly disagree with my conclusions here.

But then, just know this. Most of them have never spent the time to actually research the ingredients within the product. Most of them are completely unaware of the other options out there and most likely are not interested in seeking the truth.

On that note, if you’re after actually decent options based around 100% Daily Values, here’s an article on that for men, and there is one for women as well. Furthermore, both of them actually also look at the worst multivitamins on the market (while also explaining the why).

Other than that, I hope this Amway Nutrilite Double X review helped you find the information you were looking for. Would you consider it to be a rip-off? In your opinion, what is its best trait? Let me know below. And do feel free to leave your own personal reviews on the product as well. Even if they don’t agree with mine. All are welcome.

Health Knight Rating: 3.0/10
Summary Amway Nutrilite Double X Review
Claimed Benefits Heart, brain, eye, bone, skin, immune system health, protection against oxidative stress | To some extent, probably can live up to but it definitely isn’t the ultimate multivitamin
Nutrients Focused on 100% Daily Values | Amounts are decent but nutrient forms are typically pretty bad
Additions 2 blends & 6 other substances | A pretty decent combination | Potential gains for digestive, heart, bone, brain, eye health, antioxidant contents, immune health, anti-inflammation, anti-aging
Additives A pretty big disaster | Uses a number of potentially hazardous ingredients, including Soybean Oil, Maltodextrin, and Corn Starch | Also, quite likely includes GMOs
Quality Really awesome (NSF-certified for purity, potency, safety) | This doesn’t remedy the bad additives though
Success Rate Above 89.8% | Based on 219 reviews | Don’t trust the high percentage
Price Ions beyond unreasonably high for the value it offers | I believe a fair price would be around $15-20
Recommendation Definitely Avoid
Better Alternatives? For Men | Dr. Mercola Whole Food Multivitamin (full review)
For Women | Dr. Mercola Whole Food Multivitamin For Women
The Best Multivitamins For Men | The Best Multivitamins For Women

This article was last updated on October 16, 2022.

50 thoughts on “Amway Nutrilite Double X Review – Overhyped & Overpriced”

  1. I actually had not heard about this product until very recently, and I just wanted to check it out. You have done an amazing job in breaking down every aspect of this supplement. I can’t think of anything else. You have, no doubt, helped me see it for what it really is; not sure another review would have. I will be staying away from the Nutrilite. A product that claims to do so much when that is not the case and the price is pretty crazy also. A hyped-up product that’s overpriced is not worth the investment. Again thanks for sharing.

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    • Hey, Norman!

      Thank you for sharing your thoughts and take on this. I really appreciate it. And I’m also genuinely grateful for all the kind words. They do mean a lot.

      Other than that, I definitely agree. The price is just crazy with this one. It’s an unnecessarily hyped-up supplement, for sure. Yeah, staying away from the Double X does seem to be for the best.

      Cheers,
      Matiss

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  2. Hi Matiss. Very important article. I was reading about Amway Nutrilite a bit before and to be fair opinions were really mixed. Thank you for your detailed and transparent review. After your post everyone will be able to find better solution to not overpay for this supplement. Definitely will check some of your recommendations.

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    • Hey, Cogito!

      Yeah, that’s kind of what the picture of Nutrilite Double X is. I feel there are a lot of innocently ignorant people that swear by it.
      I’m glad it proved to be insightful. That’s always pleasant to hear.

      Cheers,
      Matiss

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  3. Hi Matiss,

    I’m so glad I found your site! I really had to scour the interwebs for an unbiased (unpaid) review on Double X. Am definitely looking into some of the suggestions you’ve put forward in your other articles on multivitamins. Do you by any chance have plans to review children’s supplements? I literally just discovered your site 2 hours ago so haven’t scratched the surface I’m sure but the search button didn’t come up with anything kid related. Thanks for sharing such great insight!

    Regards,
    Stef

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    • Hey, Stef!

      I haven’t really managed to get to those yet.

      That being said, there are a few recommendations you can mostly find in the comment section across different articles.

      For small children (about until ages 5-7), it’s either Naturelo Children, Kids, Teens thing (either should work decently) or the Garden of Life MyKind Organics Kids Multi, either flavor (this last one is what I give my 3-year-old). After that age, it’s about essentially picking a viable adult multivitamin (without stuff like Ginseng and a few others that children shouldn’t pick up) and just 1/2-ing or 3/4-ing the suggested dose.

      For example, Klaire Labs Multithera works great this way (the #5 on the very best of multivitamins list). Also, Thorne Research Advanced Nutrients (formally, Extra Nutrients; #4 on the very best of list) is amazing this way, too. Whereas if you’re picking up one of the conventional ones, it’s fine to do the full suggested dose. At least that’s the way I see it and what I would do.

      But either way, more insight in the form of reviews to come on this subject. Stay tuned.

      Cheers, Stef, and have a Great One!
      Matiss

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  4. Hi Matiss
    Good article – I have been using Nutrilite for ten years and it has become more habitual than in any way ‘thought through.’
    However, the price has been creeping up in U.K. and a two month supply has just it £150 or US$191 and now very keen to find another product easily obtainable in U.K.
    Do you have a recommendation for a relatively fit and active 70 y.o. male?

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    • Hey, John!

      I’m sorry I haven’t managed to get back to you sooner. I just had to take a break from supplements and stuff.

      Uuu-uu, yeah, I feel you. And I love that you’re still being active. :)

      If I was you, I would probably go with the Thorne Research Advanced Nutrients (previously known as Extra Nutrients). You can read more about it here. It’s the #4 of the list, currently (likely to move up to #3 since the #3 is no longer made).

      Keep up the lifestyle, John. Cheers!
      Matiss

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  5. Hi Matiss,

    Reading through your articles in your website is enriching. Your review on the Amway Nutrilite Double X is an eye opener. I am also on the lookout for best food supplements and I always read labels, not only the price.

    For people who are not medically inclined, they can easily be hooked by scam adverts like this Amway Nutrilite Double X. This review is very helpful, as you have revealed the pros and cons. This Amway product, for me, is very expensive. I would rather choose from those best products in your recommendations I read in your other article.

    Thanks for sharing this very informative review.

    Blessings to you and your family,

    Chuna

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    • Hey, Chuna!

      I’m utmost grateful for the hearty words, they mean a lot.
      I’m really glad this was eye-opening. And I agree, quite easy to get hooked by this Nutrilite Double X thing.

      Cheers, and have a Great One (and sorry for not managing to get back to you sooner)! :)
      Matiss

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  6. Thank you so much for this review. I am looking to find the right vitamins for me and have been told to try Nutrilite Double X. I am glad I came across your honest review and will pass on this vitamin. I noticed you also have a list of the best vitamins, so I will be sharing your side with my friends and go with what’s on your list. Thank you for all the educational work. 

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    • Hey, Andrea!

      I’m very happy to hear this proved to be insightful. I’m really happy about that.
      And the sharing side of things, that I always appreciate. :)

      Cheers,
      Matiss

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  7. A few days ago I got recommended this by a friend of mine. I didn’t really know much about the Nutrilite Double X supplement before. But, now, I think I do. This deep analysis of yours has taught me a lot about it. I like the fact that you mention the good and the bad aspects of it, this is honesty. Though clearly, it’s not a great product. I am going to refer my friend to this page, see what she thinks. Thanks for sharing this article.

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    • Hey, Eunice!

      I’m happy to hear this was helpful. And above all, that it was educational. That’s really awesome to hear.

      Yeah, definitely do. Maybe she’ll even change her mind.

      Cheers, and have a Great One, Eunice!
      Matiss

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  8. I had a terrible headache one day and I thought it could be gases or too much sun. I had started this multivitamin that day. The next day I skipped and I was fine. One day after I took them at bedtime and as soon as I woke up in the morning I had a headache again. Then I started looking for a review and found yours. Thank you for doing this. Which multivitamin for women do you suggest?

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    • Hey, Vinu!

      I’m sorry I haven’t managed to get back to you sooner. I hope you’re doing well.

      Uuu-uuu. I appreciate you sharing your experience with this. Glad you enjoyed the review.

      I am a huge believer in the Thorne Research Basic Nutrients IV. An amazing supplement for any woman in her reproductive age. However, I’m not sure but it seems as it if has been pulled from the market or is simply no longer made, or is not made for the time being. It may simply be something to do with Covid-19. Or they may be setting up for some new formulas that may replace these. I don’t know. We’ll see.

      Apart from that, if you are really after a great supplement, I would just explore the other options on the very best of the best multivitamin list and then add an Iron-only supplement to that (as I suggest in that article). That’s arguably the best course of action.

      Or Klaire Labs MultiThera 2 Plus Iron. In time, I’ll be probably adding that to that very-best-of list in one way or another.

      Cheers, and have a Great One!
      Matiss

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  9. Matiss, I appreciate this article so much, because I am always out there looking for ways to complement my diet, and you have discussed all the things to look for. I can see that this does not come highly recommended for various reasons, but I know now that it is not only the content that is important but the forms, the proportions, and the ability to be absorbed. Thank you for a fine review and good information that can be considered for other products.

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    • Hey, JJ!

      I’m happy to hear that. And absolutely agree, all of this is widely applicable to when evaluating any multivitamin. It’s kind of the basic framework for doing so properly.
      Yeah, I’m very glad the article was helpful. :)

      Cheers, and have an Awesome Day!

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  10. Thank you for this complete analysis, I have been using this supplement for 4 months and I have not really felt any change. I will take a look at the articles you recommend to find a product that suits my needs, regards.

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    • Hey, Alexis!

      Sorry, I haven’t managed to get back to you sooner.
      I truly appreciate you sharing that. Glad you liked the article. :)

      All the best,
      Matiss

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        • Hey, Garey!

          Yeah, I guess you do, haha.
          May that thing go as well as such a thing can go. Haha.

          Cheers, and have a Great One!
          Matiss

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  11. I bought it from a friend and not only did not feel better but actually felt worst, felt heavy-headed, always thirsty. I thought it was me so I stopped and then I felt better. After a few days, I started taking it again and then the same. I have been looking for any honest reviews on this, and you always find just some, obviously, paid people saying how amazing it was. It’s like they have some sort of blackout on bad marketing. I tried 3 times; I got the same result; all I got to know – its an overpriced little green box.

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    • From the bottom of my heart, I appreciate you sharing that, Manuel!

      And yeah, I couldn’t possibly agree more. On every single bit.
      Indeed, many consumer reviews feel very biased, and anything truly honest seems almost non-existent. The overpricing is just ridiculous. And the feeling-worst part is the perfect reflection of the cocktail additives the Amway Nutrilite Double X has.

      I remember being involved with them for a little bit. And every single of my up-lines pretty much persisted on this notion that this supplement is the best thing since sliced bread. Which if you properly look at the broader picture (and its ingredients), it is not the case at all. In that context, it’s barely average at best, but I wouldn’t even call it that. Given the price, that’s like the most bizarre overstatement. To me, it feels like anyone, who’s ever purchased it, has been taken advantage of to some extent.

      But that’s a very, very sad thing to say about any supplement.

      Again, I really appreciate the experiences shared!
      Have a Wonderful Weekend, Manuel!
      Carpe minutam/Seize the moment,
      Matiss

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    • Hi, Manuel, it is actually fine to feel like that once you consume Nutrilite Double X. The effect will last for approximately 2 weeks. It is actually the way your body releasing or removing all the toxins out of your body. If you want to try again, make sure you drink a lot of water and consume it before going to bed. My brother tried this and it actually works wonders on him. Just drink a lot of water so that you help your body in removing bad things from your body.

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      • To be completely honest, I’m not sure it’s even possible to efficiently remove toxins from the body with such little vitamins and minerals in such incredibly bad (and cheap) forms as they are present here in the Amway Nutrilite Double X. To some extent, maybe. But given the true nature of 100% Daily Values, I feel it’s more of a joke than anything. It’s far more likely you’ve been lured into a lie to justify the ridiculous price this comes for. A sort of a coping mechanism for justifying wasted money if you will.

        Lastly, the way I see it, if this worked wonders for your brother, any of the truly best multivitamins will go far, far, far beyond that. And that’s for a significantly better price. And without the potentially harmful additives.

        Cheers, and have a Great One!
        Matiss

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  12. This was an eye-opening review of the Amway Nutrilite Double X supplement. I have some family members that have been pushing this on me, they swear by how good it is. Because of their prodding, I decided to do a little research to see just what makes it so good.

    Your in-depth analysis shows me that far from the best thing since sliced bread, this supplement in many ways provides the bare minimums of the vitamins and minerals and not even the variety that is easily absorbed. When you consider the additives they include (sucrose and corn starch – likely a GMO), this is off my list of supplements I would use.

    I am going to refer my family to this page because I honestly think they have bought into the hype and do not understand what this supplement is actually all about. There is no way I would recommend it to anyone, let alone another family member!  

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    • Hey, Dave!

      I’m delighted the review was marvelously insightful for you. Truly made my day. :)
      And I couldn’t possibly agree with you more, Dave! :)

      Cheers, and have a Great One!
      Matiss

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  13. This Nutrilite Double X product show the typical marketing hype of “best” product. The term best is meaningless. The battling lawsuits, often referred to the pizza wars, between Papa John’s pizza and Domino’s highlighted the puffery in advertising. Domino’s took exception to Papa John’s “better ingredients, better pizza” advertising claims. Your post shows how the Nutrilite makes claims of the multivitamin of the future is here and now. It’s just advertising puffery. But consumers are taken in by such nonsense when they don’t check out the ingredients and do their homework as you have done.

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    • Hey, Glen!

      Yeah, I couldn’t agree with you more. There’s so much puffery out there, it’s ridiculous.
      My hope is that this article is able to wipe it away completely and help people see the Nutrilite Double X for what it truly is as it has for you too. :)

      Cheers, Glen, and have a Great One!
      Matiss

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  14. Hello MatissDzelve :) , 

    I really enjoyed reading your review of Nutrilite Double X. You had so many facts and pieces of information to back up your research which is in itself amazing. I would not need to read another review to know that this product is bad and overpriced. 

    Thanks and keep up the good job. :)

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    • Hey, Affiliate Ghost!

      I’m thrilled to hear that!
      And beyond happy that I was able to accomplish that goal I originally set out to accomplish with this article! :)

      Thank you, Cheers, And Have A Great One!
      Matiss

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  15. Hi! Thank you very much for this very interesting review. I have been presented to Amway Nutrilite Double X and I decided to research about it online. I believe the person that was talking to me about it was being honest. But I couldn’t believe it was as she claimed it to be. And I’m glad I found your post. For that same price I can get a better multivitamin supplement. Thank you for providing the list of the best multivitamin supplements.

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    • Hey, Henry!

      I’m delighted you found the article interesting.
      Glad I was able to be of help. :)

      Cheers, and have a Wonderful Day, Henry!
      Matiss

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  16. Hello there! I really appreciate the amount of information and attention to relevant detail in this post. I wasn’t aware that it’s just not enough to take supplemental vitamins and minerals, but there’s a substantial difference between getting by (not getting sick and optimal health). 

    I will have to learn more to find out what and how much vitamins and minerals my body needs. I don’t think you mentioned the impact of supplements on mental health. I am certain that mental health is a critical part of one’s overall health.

    Thank you for the great information, 

    Jose

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    • Hey, Jose!

      I sincerely appreciate the kind words, my friend.
      And I’m really happy the review proved to be insightful and thus, helpful. Means a lot to me.
      And yes, definitely, mental health is crucial and supplements can make a difference also in that regard.

      Cheers, and have a Great One, Jose!
      Matiss

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  17. I’ve purchased some Amway vitamin supplements before and to be honest I’ve never felt much difference in my health after a long period of taking them. I still have a few bottles laying around in my house somewhere. In my opinion, it’s best to get your vitamins from natural whole foods rather than from man-made pills that are usually going to come with a number of unwanted additives.

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    • Hey, Son!

      Thank you for sharing your experiences with the Nutrilite Double X, I really appreciate it!
      And, yes, supplements, without a doubt, are not everything, opting for healthy foods whenever you can is truly important.

      Cheers, Son, have a Great One!
      Matiss

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  18. Thank you for this review. This Amway Nutrilite Double X seems to appear nice considering the nutritional value stated and they are higher than the minimum daily requirements, The only challenge is the high price I think I should go for something less expensive.

    Aside from Amway Nutrilite Double X, which other high potent supplement would you recommend for purchase that is not as expensive as this? I will like to buy for my aging parents to support their health.

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    • Hey, Icb50!

      I’m happy the review was useful.
      To be completely honest, any supplement on the list of the best multivitamins will do. Check out that article, it also compares the prices and go from there.

      Hope that helps.

      Cheers, and have a Great One!
      Matiss

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  19. Nice article, I like that you’re being honest about the product and tells about the good and bad sides, I myself have spend a lot of time searching for the right multivitamin product, since there’s so many of them that doesn’t contain the right amount of vitamins. Thank you for the honest review of this product, it’s a good and easy to read article.

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  20. This is a lively review and I must commend you seriously for putting this lovely post together. I am just getting to know about Nutrilite Double X but it seems its too costly and it will be difficult for people to purchase. The review is good  but the price has to be reduced.

    Thanks for sharing!

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    • Hey, Ola!

      I truly appreciate the kinds words, it means a lot to me! :)
      Above all, I’m delighted you enjoyed the article. And I couldn’t agree more.

      Cheers, Ola, and have a Great One!
      Matiss

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