Shaklee review

Updated October 1, 2026 · ThriveCue Editorial Team · Facts checked October 1, 2026

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Our verdict

Shaklee suits readers who want vitamins, greens and a personalised line from the same US maker, and who budget a supplement by the day rather than by the bottle. Vivix+ sits at $112.95, which Shaklee puts at $3.77 a day, and the range runs into collagen, probiotics and a protein shake.

Key facts

Best for
Readers budgeting a daily supplement cost who want several categories from the same maker.
Price from
$112.95 (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Price per serving
$3.77 (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Subscription discount
5% (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Certifications
Gmp (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Markets
US, CA, AU, NZ (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Legal entity
Shaklee Corporation (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Headquarters
United States (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Support channels
Phone, Email (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Products
Multivitamins, Vitamins minerals, Omega 3, Probiotics, Greens, Collagen, Sleep stress, Electrolytes, Personalised
Diets
Vegan, Gluten free
Official website
us.shaklee.com

Sports nutrition

Price from
$112.95 (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Price per serving
$3.77 (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Protein per serving (g)
20 (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Certifications
Gmp (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Flavours (flavours)
4 (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Subscription discount
5% (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Markets
US, CA, AU, NZ (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Legal entity
Shaklee Corporation (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Headquarters
United States (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Support channels
Phone, Email (Source, checked October 1, 2026)
Products
Multivitamins, Vitamins minerals, Omega 3, Probiotics, Greens, Collagen, Sleep stress, Electrolytes, Personalised

Apps and profiles

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Vivix+ costs $112.95, which Shaklee works out to $3.77 a day, so a daily budget can absorb it.
  • Meology subscribers take 5% off, which gives regular buyers a reason to keep the subscription running.

Cons

  • The subscription saving runs 5% on Meology rather than on Vivix+, whose bottle is $112.95 and $3.77 a day.
  • Protein and flavour detail rests on one product: 20 g per serving and 4 flavours both come from Life-Shake Soy Protein.
  • Dietary labelling sits on Vivix+, which is marked vegan and gluten-free, and the quality mark on record is a GMP facility.
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Who it suits

  • Readers who budget a supplement by the day: Vivix+ comes to $3.77 a day at $112.95 for the bottle.
  • Shoppers who want protein covered alongside vitamins: Life-Shake Soy Protein lists 20 g per serving across 4 flavours.
  • Buyers planning ahead on the personalised line, since Meology subscribers save 5%.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers who want the subscription discount on the flagship bottle: the 5% saving sits with Meology.
  • Readers who expect the vegan and gluten-free marks across the whole range: those labels are printed on Vivix+.

Pricing

Pricing on record comes from Vivix+, and it comes in the shape readers can actually plan around. The bottle is $112.95 at retail, and Shaklee works that back to $3.77 a day, so the same purchase can be judged as an outlay at checkout or as a running daily cost. Neither figure is marked as a promotional rate, which makes the retail price a fair benchmark against other brands rather than a headline number to discount. The daily figure assumes a full run of servings, so readers who expect to stop after a few weeks should weigh the bottle price more heavily. Comparing brands on upfront cost and on running cost works only when each side is measured the same way, and here both figures come from Vivix+ itself. Readers who split a subscription with someone else, or who measure a daily supplement spend against a daily coffee spend, will find the per-day number the more useful anchor.

Who runs it

Shaklee sells through Shaklee Corporation, the legal entity named on its contact details, and the company is headquartered in the United States. Support runs on phone and email, which covers the questions a supplement buyer actually has: where an order is, why a subscription renewed, and how to change a rhythm. Readers weighing a recurring payment want to know who stands behind it, and the legal name plus the headquarters country answer that plainly. A named company and a reachable channel also matter when a delivery stalls or a charge looks wrong, because there is someone identifiable to deal with rather than an anonymous storefront.

How Shaklee compares

Where Shaklee is available

Available
United States

Countries from the brand (Source, checked October 1, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How much does Vivix+ cost, and what does that work out to per day?+

Shaklee lists Vivix+ at $112.95, which is the retail price of the bottle rather than a promotional rate. Shaklee's own working puts it at $3.77 a day, so readers can judge the same purchase either as an upfront outlay or as a running daily cost. Neither figure is marked as an introductory deal.

Is there a discount for signing up to a subscription?+

Yes, on Meology. Shaklee's current offers take 5% off a Meology subscription, and that reduction attaches to the personalised vitamin line rather than to every product in the range. Readers budgeting Vivix+ or the protein shake should check the figures on those pages before assuming a saving follows.

Which flavours does the protein shake come in?+

The shake comes in 4 flavours, running from cafe latte and french vanilla through strawberry to rich chocolate. Readers who dislike a savoury note in a shake can work down the list, and the count is Shaklee's own for this product rather than a claim about the wider range.

Which countries can I buy Shaklee in?+

Shaklee's own store lists 4 countries including the United States, Canada and Australia, so the range is set up for those markets rather than for a worldwide shelf. Readers in those markets can check the retail price and the per-day figure directly; readers elsewhere would be relying on a reseller, and the price they pay would not necessarily match what Shaklee publishes.

Who runs Shaklee?+

The company behind the store is Shaklee Corporation, headquartered in the United States. That matters for readers paying by subscription, because the legal entity is the name on the charge and the place to point to when a delivery or a recurring payment needs sorting out.

Is Shaklee suitable if I avoid gluten or follow a vegan diet?+

Vivix+ is marked vegan and gluten-free, and Shaklee states that its products are made in a GMP facility. Those labels belong to that bottle, so readers with a strict allergy or a vegan diet should check the specific product they intend to buy rather than assume the same marks run across the range.

Sources

Compiled from 7 source pages, checked October 1, 2026. We did not open an account.

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