Simply Nutrilite Bar: The Busy Person's Answer to Nutrition

Simply Nutrilite is a new line of bars, drinks and supplements to help you eat and be healthier. When you're too busy to grab a full meal, eat a bar on the go. When you're running errands , drink a can along the way. Add a twist tube to your water after a visit to the gym for a quick pick-me-up. And take a supplement every morning to stay on top of things.

When you skip meals, you end up eating twice as many snacks. So next time, grab a Simply Nutrilite Bar. They are full of vitamins, minerals, and 300 mg of Omega Rich. They come in four flavors: Chocolate Crisp, Cherry Almond, Sweet & Salty, and Tropical. The 45 gram bars are a bit pricey to me online. Nine bars sell for $19.99

When you're thirsty in the afternoon, try a Simply Nutrilite Drink. It tastes great, has no added sugar, and full of antioxidants. The eight ounce cans come in two flavors: Tropical and Berry Antioxidant. Twelve cans sell for $29.99.

You can turn your plain water into a healthy drink that's tasty. Just add a Simply Nutrilite Twist Tube. They come in four flavors: Blueberry Flavor with Antioxidants, Raspberry for Joint Health, Tropical Sport, and Strawberry Kiwi Flavor for Immunity. Twenty Tubes in a box sell for $10.99.
Be sure to take a Simply Nutrilite Supplement every day to make sure you get all the nutrients you need. They come in two different formulas: Men's and Women's.

I received a free Simply Nutrilite Bar in the mail. Here is my review of the Chocolate Crisp Bar. It was wrapped in a mostly white wrapper with several strips of color: brown and three different shades of green. It smelled very chocolatey and had a dark brown color to it . The bar contained 300 mg of Omega Rich and 100% Vitamin C which is a plus. It had a very rich chocolate flavor; almost like Devil's Food. There was a lot of cocoa crisp rice in it, which made it even more chocolatey. There was a fruity aftertaste also. The Chocolate Crisp Bar had a lot of organic ingredients like: chocolate coating, cane juice, flaxseed and almonds. In my opinion, it was worth going to the trouble to get a free sample bar in the mail. But I wouldn't pay $19.99 for nine bars.