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ForeverGreen International Review 2026
Food-based supplements MLM that went defunct around 2018
Residual Income Rating
1.5 / 5Last updated:
March 20, 2026What is ForeverGreen International?
SIGRA whole-food supplements, marine phytoplankton products, and PowerStrips topical patches. Company experienced financial difficulties and went defunct around 2018.
Pros
- Innovative food-based supplement concepts
- PowerStrips had devoted customer following
- Products avoided synthetic vitamin controversy
- International expansion showed ambition
Cons
- Company went defunct leaving distributors stranded
- SEC filings showed persistent financial losses
- Product health claims lacked clinical evidence
- Binary plan heavily favored early adopters
Rating Breakdown
Residual Income
1.5 / 5Simplicity
1.8 / 5Transparency
1.5 / 5Community & Support
2.0 / 5Value for Money
1.7 / 5Overall Rating
1.7 / 5Frequently Asked Questions About ForeverGreen International
What happened to ForeverGreen?
ForeverGreen experienced persistent financial losses despite revenue growth, leading to stock delisting and eventual closure around 2018. Distributors lost their business investments when the company folded.
Did ForeverGreen's PowerStrips actually work?
PowerStrips were topical patches claimed to provide pain relief and other benefits. While some users reported positive experiences, the health claims lacked clinical validation and the FDA sent warning letters about unsubstantiated claims.
Quick Facts
Year Founded2004
StatusDEFUNCT ~2018
HeadquartersOrem, UT
Known ForPowerStrips, marine phytoplankton
SEC StatusDelisted
Websitehttps://forevergreen.org (defunct)
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