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Prüvit Review 2026

Ketone supplement MLM focused on exogenous ketones
Residual Income Rating
2.0 / 5
Last updated:
January 15, 2026

What is Prüvit?

Ketone supplement MLM founded by Brian Underwood. Sells exogenous ketone drinks (KETO//OS) and related products. Positions products as supporting ketosis, energy, and weight management. Subject to TINA.org income claims audit in 2024.

Pros
  • 10 years in business — growing with keto trend
  • Per-customer residual ~$10-15/mo on subscriptions
  • Active community with challenges/events
  • Multiple product flavors
Cons
  • Low per-customer residual (~$10-15/mo)
  • TINA.org income claims audit (2024)
  • ~$80-200/mo autoship to stay active
  • Products overpriced vs alternatives

Rating Breakdown

Residual Income
2.0 / 5
Simplicity
2.5 / 5
Transparency
2.0 / 5
Community & Support
3.0 / 5
Value for Money
2.0 / 5
Overall Rating
2.0 / 5

Frequently Asked Questions About Prüvit

Does Prüvit KETO//OS actually work?
Exogenous ketones can raise blood ketone levels, but the health benefits of this effect are debated in the scientific literature. Some users report increased energy and mental focus. However, the products are significantly overpriced compared to alternatives, and the ketogenic diet itself (without supplements) achieves similar results.
How much do Prüvit Promoters earn?
Promoter earnings depend on building a customer base. Monthly autoship costs ($80-200) must be factored into profitability calculations. Higher ranks unlock better commission structures.
Is Prüvit an MLM?
Yes. Prüvit operates a multi-level marketing compensation plan where Promoters earn commissions on product sales and from recruiting new Promoters. TINA.org audited Prüvit's income claims in 2024 for FTC compliance.

Quick Facts

Overall Rating
2.0 / 5

Founded2015

HeadquartersSpringville, Utah

FounderBrian Underwood

Business ModelUnilevel compensation with autoship

TINA.org AuditIncome claims audited October 2024

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