I'm glad you like my suggestion of VURU. Yes, it is new. I've gathered
a few news articles about VURU that I hope you'll find interesting.
"VURU has been selected for inclusion in the Pilates Style magazine
gift bags for the upcoming Pilates Style Summer Conference in New
York. The conference will be held Monday through Wednesday, August
7th-9th at the Hilton New York. The event will offer classes,
workshops and lectures from industry experts. Each attending guest
will receive a special gift certificate from VURU... the VURU service
provides them with a unique tool to maximize these efforts by
providing personalized supplement programs delivered directly to their
door.
VURU offers a variety of supplements, vitamins, and minerals that help
promote tranquility while aiding general health. Just like the Pilates
class schedule you are on, VURU provides a simple, customized and
convenient approach to ordering, storing and maintaining a supplement
regimen."
PR Leap: VURU Stretches Its Reach
http://www.prleap.com/pr/44023/
"Many people value daily supplements as a key part of maintaining
their health. But sometimes it can be hard to keep track of all those
pills.
Vuru, a new online service, is designed to make the whole process
easier to swallow. It lets consumers customize what vitamins and other
supplements they want and packages them in convenient daily packets.
Packs can be ordered in four-, eight-, 12- or 16-week increments and
are shipped directly to consumers. Each order also includes a product
information sheet with a photo and information typically found on the
bottle.
For those who need a little guidance, Vuru offers packet ideas
tailored to specific health issues or age groups."
Los Angeles Daily News: Product watch: A daily dose of service
http://www.ajc.com/health/content/health/stories/2006/09/11/0913product.html
"VURU (www.vuru.com) is the brand new online service created to
improve the lives of everyone who takes supplements as part of a daily
healthy lifestyle. Millions of Americans -- including baby boomers,
senior citizens, performance athletes, expectant mothers and college
students -- take multiple supplements everyday. Their cabinets are
overflowing with supplement bottles which take up space and require
frequent trips to the nutrition store -- what a hassle! VURU offers a
simple, customized and convenient approach to ordering, storing and
maintaining a supplement regimen -- VURU is supplements made easy!...
Visit www.vuru.com to create a personalized pack that fits your
supplement taking needs by choosing from more than 2000 name brand
supplements. If you need a little inspiration or some suggestions to
get rolling, check out VURU's pack ideas such as 'healthy hair, skin
and nails,' 'digestive health,' and 'exercise support,' etc. Customers
can buy their made-to-order packs in 4, 8, 12 or 16-week increments,
and VURU will ship them directly to you. VURU packs also include a
product information sheet about each supplement featuring a photo and
all the information you'd typically expect to see on a bottle."
Business Wire: Daily Dose of VURU
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2006_July_10/ai_n16521326
My Google search strategy:
Google Web Search: vuru custom vitamins supplements
://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=vuru+custom+vitamins+supplements
VURU is causing quite a stir in the fitness and health community. I
know three people who are using this service, and word of mouth is
sure to provide more customers. As far as I am aware, this is the only
service of its kind currently in operation. A few years ago, there was
a similar online service, customsupplements.com (a division of the
private label vitamin/supplement distributor Magno-Humphries). It
appears that the Custom Supplements business is no longer in
operation, since their website is now a general-purpose medical portal
which makes no mention of custom packs.
Best regards,
pinkfreud |