Where can I buy Sunrider products online in the US?

You can browse the complete Sunrider catalog on Regeneratology and check out on the official Sunrider store at official pricing. Every product page here links straight to its official listing, so you always order from Sunrider directly.

What are Sunrider products made from?

Sunrider formulas are built from concentrated whole foods and herbs rather than isolated synthetic compounds. Sunrider has owned its own farms, laboratories and manufacturing facilities since 1982, so ingredients are grown, tested and processed under one roof.

Is Sunrider vegan and gluten-free?

Many core Sunrider products — including NuPlus, Quinary, Calli tea and SunFit Protein Plus — are vegan and free of gluten, artificial colors and preservatives. Individual formulas vary, so check the ingredient panel on the product page.

How much protein is in SunFit Protein Plus?

SunFit Protein Plus delivers 20 grams of complete protein per serving from a pea and rice blend, alongside complex carbohydrates and micronutrients to support recovery.

Are Sunrider products safe to take daily?

They are formulated as concentrated foods rather than high-dose isolated supplements, and are designed for daily use. If you are pregnant, nursing or taking prescription medication, check with your clinician first.

How do Sunrider products compare with Herbalife?

Both are direct-sales nutrition companies, but Sunrider manufactures in its own owned facilities and formulates around concentrated whole foods and traditional herbalism, while Herbalife's line leans more heavily on isolated protein and synthetic fortification. See our full comparison for the detail.

Where can I buy Sunrider products online?

You can browse the full Sunrider catalog here on Regeneratology and check out securely through the official Sunrider store. Every product links directly to its official product page with official pricing.

Are Sunrider products safe?

Sunrider has owned and operated its own farms, laboratories, and manufacturing facilities since 1982, so every formula is made from food-grade botanical ingredients under one roof rather than sourced from third-party brokers.

What makes whole-food herbal nutrition different from regular supplements?

Conventional supplements isolate a single compound. Whole-food herbal concentrates keep the entire plant intact — protein, fiber, and cofactors in their natural ratios — which is generally better tolerated and better used by the body.

Do I have to join a business to buy the products?

No. Anyone can shop as a customer. The home-based business opportunity is entirely separate and optional.

How do I become an independent Sunrider business owner?

Start on our business opportunity page, then request the info pack. We'll walk you through startup costs, the products, and the mentorship we provide — with no pressure.

Is Sunrider a pyramid scheme?

No. Sunrider is a manufacturer that has owned its farms and production facilities since 1982 and sells physical products to end customers. Independent business owners earn on real product sales, not on recruiting.

How much does it cost to start a home-based Sunrider business?

Startup cost is low compared with almost any traditional business: no storefront, no lease, no payroll, and no inventory requirement. Request the info pack for current starter details.

How much time does it take each week?

Most people who build steadily invest five to ten focused hours a week during the first year. Results compound over quarters, not weeks.

Do I need to carry inventory?

No. Products ship directly to your customers from Sunrider, so there is nothing to stock or fulfil yourself.

Is Sunrider still in business?

Yes. Sunrider International has operated continuously since 1982 and remains a vertically integrated manufacturer with facilities in the United States.

Questions, answered plainly

Everything people ask us about Sunrider whole-food nutrition, clean beauty, non-toxic home care — and about running a home-based wellness business.

Sunrider products

Where can I buy Sunrider products online in the US?: You can browse the complete Sunrider catalog on Regeneratology and check out on the official Sunrider store at official pricing. Every product page here links straight to its official listing, so you always order from Sunrider directly.
What are Sunrider products made from?: Sunrider formulas are built from concentrated whole foods and herbs rather than isolated synthetic compounds. Sunrider has owned its own farms, laboratories and manufacturing facilities since 1982, so ingredients are grown, tested and processed under one roof.
Is Sunrider vegan and gluten-free?: Many core Sunrider products — including NuPlus, Quinary, Calli tea and SunFit Protein Plus — are vegan and free of gluten, artificial colors and preservatives. Individual formulas vary, so check the ingredient panel on the product page.
How much protein is in SunFit Protein Plus?: SunFit Protein Plus delivers 20 grams of complete protein per serving from a pea and rice blend, alongside complex carbohydrates and micronutrients to support recovery.
Are Sunrider products safe to take daily?: They are formulated as concentrated foods rather than high-dose isolated supplements, and are designed for daily use. If you are pregnant, nursing or taking prescription medication, check with your clinician first.
How do Sunrider products compare with Herbalife?: Both are direct-sales nutrition companies, but Sunrider manufactures in its own owned facilities and formulates around concentrated whole foods and traditional herbalism, while Herbalife's line leans more heavily on isolated protein and synthetic fortification. See our full comparison for the detail.

Nutrition basics

How much protein should I eat a day to build muscle?: Aim for 0.7–1.0 grams per pound of body weight per day (1.6–2.2 g/kg), split across three or four meals of 25–40 g each, alongside progressive resistance training.
Is too much protein bad for your kidneys?: In people with healthy kidneys, higher protein intakes up to roughly 2.2 g/kg have not been shown to cause kidney damage. People with existing kidney disease should follow medical guidance.
Can you build muscle without animal protein?: Yes. When total protein is matched, controlled studies find no meaningful difference in lean mass gains between plant-based and omnivorous diets.
How many protein shakes a day for muscle gain?: Most people need one or two — enough to close the gap between what they eat and their daily gram target. Shakes are a convenience tool, not a requirement.
Is plant protein as good as whey for building muscle?: Yes, when total daily protein is matched. Serving sizes may need to be slightly larger to deliver equivalent leucine.
Which protein is easier to digest?: For most people, plant-based whole-food protein is easier to digest than whey concentrate, largely because it contains no lactose. Additives affect comfort more than the protein source does.
Are meal replacement shakes healthy?: A well-formulated one — adequate protein, real fiber, low added sugar, broad micronutrients — is a reasonable meal. A sugar-and-maltodextrin formula is a milkshake with vitamins in it.
How many meals a day can I replace with a shake?: One or two is the pattern used in most clinical trials and the one that stays sustainable. Replacing all meals long term is not advisable.
Are whole-food supplements better than synthetic vitamins?: For general daily nutrition, whole-food forms are typically better tolerated and carry cofactors that isolated vitamins lack. For correcting a diagnosed deficiency, a measured synthetic dose is usually the better tool.
Are synthetic vitamins bad for you?: Not inherently. Some high-dose isolated antioxidants have shown no benefit or slight harm in trials, but standard multivitamin doses are generally safe. The issue is expecting an isolate to reproduce the effect of a food.
Do adaptogens actually work?: The better-studied ones — ashwagandha and rhodiola in particular — show modest, replicated reductions in perceived stress and fatigue over several weeks. They are not stimulants and do not produce an immediate lift.
How long do adaptogens take to work?: Most human trials measure effects at 4–12 weeks. Consistency matters more than dose size.
What is creatine?: A compound made from three amino acids and stored in muscle as phosphocreatine, where it rapidly regenerates ATP for short, intense efforts.
Is creatine safe?: For healthy adults, yes — 3–5 g daily has decades of safety data. Anyone with kidney disease should consult a clinician first.
How much creatine should I take a day?: 3–5 grams of creatine monohydrate daily for most adults, taken every day including rest days.
Is a creatine loading phase necessary?: No. Loading only shortens time to saturation from about four weeks to one. The final result is the same.
How much muscle can creatine add?: Studies typically show 1–2 kg more lean mass than resistance training alone across 8–12 weeks.
Does creatine improve endurance?: Minimally. Its benefits are concentrated in efforts lasting under about 30 seconds and in repeated-sprint work.
Is creatine safe for healthy adults?: Yes. At 3–5 g daily it has one of the strongest safety records of any supplement, with trials running up to five years.
Why did my creatinine go up on a blood test?: Supplementing raises creatinine, the breakdown product creatine panels measure. Kidney filtration itself is unaffected — tell your doctor you supplement.
How much creatine should women take?: 3–5 grams of creatine monohydrate a day — the same as men, with smaller-framed women fine at the lower end.
Does creatine cause weight gain in women?: It can add 1–2 lb of intracellular water in the first weeks. This is not fat and typically stabilizes quickly.
Is micronized creatine better than regular?: It is the same molecule ground finer, so it mixes more easily. Performance is identical.
Is expensive creatine worth it?: Rarely. Beyond third-party testing, higher price mostly buys branding or a format with less evidence.
Can I mix creatine into my protein shake?: Yes. There is no interaction, and taking creatine with protein and carbohydrate slightly improves uptake.
Do I need protein powder if I eat enough protein?: No. Powder is a convenience tool for hitting your target, not a requirement.
Can you build muscle and lose fat at the same time?: Yes, most reliably for beginners, returning trainees, and people with higher body fat. For lean, trained people it is slow and usually not worth chasing.
How many days a week should I train?: Three to five. Fewer than three makes weekly volume hard to accumulate; more than five rarely adds much unless you are advanced.
Is creatine safe long term?: Studies out to five years in healthy adults show no harm to kidney or liver markers at 3–5 g per day.
Do you need to cycle creatine?: No. Cycling offers no documented benefit; stores simply drop back to baseline over about a month when you stop.
Does timing matter for protein powder?: Far less than total daily intake. Anywhere in a few hours around training is fine; consistent daily totals matter more.
Can you build muscle on plant protein alone?: Yes. Match total daily protein and use blends with a complete amino profile, and outcomes track dairy protein closely.
How quickly do food changes affect appetite?: The meal-sequencing and protein effects show up immediately. Fiber and microbiome-driven changes build over two to four weeks.
Do supplements boost GLP-1?: Evidence is thin for most. Soluble fiber supplements such as psyllium have the best support, largely because they are fiber.
Should you eat protein before or after your injection?: Timing relative to the injection does not matter. Daily consistency does. Many people find appetite is lowest in the first two days after a dose, so plan shakes then.
Can you build muscle while on GLP-1 medication?: Preserving muscle is the realistic goal during active weight loss. Building is possible for beginners, but requires hitting protein targets and training consistently.
Is plant protein harder to digest?: Whole legumes can be, especially at first. Tempeh and tofu are easier because of processing, and whole-food powders are usually the gentlest option.
Do plant eaters need more total protein?: Slightly. Adding about 10% to the target accounts for lower digestibility and leucine content in most plant sources.
How long before Sunrider products make a difference?: Most people describe changes in energy and digestion over two to four weeks of daily use. These are foods; they work cumulatively rather than acutely.
Are Sunrider products vegan and gluten-free?: Many are plant-based, but formulations vary by product. Always check the specific product label, since the catalogue spans foods, beverages, and skincare.
How many cups of Calli can you drink per day?: Most regular drinkers have one to two litres of brewed tea across the day. Start with less and judge by sleep quality and stomach comfort.
Can you drink Calli on an empty stomach?: Many people do, but green tea on an empty stomach causes nausea in some. If that's you, drink it with or after food.
How do I read an INCI ingredient list?: Ingredients are listed in descending order of concentration down to 1%, after which order is arbitrary. The first five ingredients define the product.
Are parabens actually dangerous?: Regulatory bodies consider the parabens still in use safe at cosmetic concentrations. Many people prefer to avoid them anyway, which is a reasonable personal choice rather than a safety necessity.
Is mineral makeup better for acne-prone skin?: Often yes, because formulas are simpler and non-comedogenic mineral pigments are inert. But individual oils in the base still matter — patch test.
Can natural makeup provide sun protection?: Titanium dioxide and zinc oxide do filter UV, but makeup is rarely applied thickly enough to reach its labelled SPF. Wear a real sunscreen underneath.
Are 'fragrance-free' and 'unscented' the same?: No. Unscented products can contain masking fragrance to hide a base odour. Fragrance-free means none was added.
Do plant-based detergents clean as well in cold water?: Modern enzyme-based formulas do. Cold washing also protects fabric and cuts most of a wash's energy use.
What are the top 5 things to do for longevity?: Build cardiorespiratory fitness, maintain muscle mass and strength, sleep 7–9 hours on a regular schedule, eat mostly whole plant-forward food with adequate protein, and use regular heat exposure such as sauna bathing.
Does sauna really increase lifespan?: Observational Finnish cohort data associates 4–7 sauna sessions per week with about 40% lower all-cause mortality versus once weekly. It is strong association data, not a randomized trial.
How long should you stay in a sauna?: 15–20 minutes per round at 80–100°C. In the Finnish cohort, sessions longer than 19 minutes carried stronger mortality associations than sessions under 11 minutes.
Is sauna good for your heart?: Frequent sauna use is associated with lower cardiovascular mortality and lower incidence of hypertension in Finnish cohort data, with plausible mechanisms including improved endothelial function and reduced arterial stiffness.
How long should a beginner stay in a sauna?: Start with 10 minutes on the lower bench and build toward 15–20 minutes over two to three weeks as you acclimate.
Is it better to sauna before or after a workout?: After. Heat before training raises core temperature and reduces performance in that session.
How long should you stay in a cold plunge?: Two to five minutes at 10–15°C for most goals. Around 11 minutes of total cold exposure per week, split across sessions, is the commonly cited target.
Is cold plunging better than sauna?: For long-term health evidence, no — sauna has 20-year mortality cohort data that cold exposure lacks. For acute mood and alertness, cold is the stronger tool.
How cold should a cold plunge be for beginners?: 12–15°C (54–59°F). Build tolerance at that range before going colder.
How often should you cold plunge?: Three to four sessions per week, totalling around 11 minutes of exposure.
Should I do sauna or cold plunge first?: Sauna first, cold second. Heat prepares the vascular response and makes the cold round shorter and more tolerable.
Is contrast therapy better than either alone?: There is no strong evidence that alternating outperforms heat alone for health outcomes. It is enjoyable and time-efficient, which mostly matters for adherence.
Does intermittent fasting extend lifespan in humans?: There is no human lifespan evidence. Trials show improved metabolic markers and, in CALERIE, a slowed pace of biological ageing — not longer life.
How long should you fast for autophagy?: Human autophagy timing has not been reliably measured. The 16–24 hour figures come from rodent and cell studies, not human trials.
Does coffee break intermittent fasting?: Black coffee does not. Adding milk, cream or sugar adds calories, though small amounts have little practical effect on fat loss.
How much protein do you need when intermittent fasting?: The same as otherwise — 1.6–2.2 g per kg of body weight — just compressed into fewer, larger meals.
What is the healthiest food for longevity?: Legumes are the most consistent single food across long-lived populations, largely due to fibre, plant protein and their displacement of processed alternatives.
Does green tea help you live longer?: Large Japanese cohorts associate higher green tea intake with lower all-cause and cardiovascular mortality. As with all cohort data this is association rather than proof.
What is the best supplement for longevity?: For most people: adequate protein and creatine, plus vitamin D if deficient and omega-3 if dietary intake is low. None of these extend lifespan directly; they preserve the muscle and metabolic health that determine healthspan.
Is NMN worth the money?: Not yet. It raises NAD+ in humans but no trial has shown a clinical ageing benefit, and the resveratrol precedent argues for patience.
What is Sunrider NuPlus used for?: As a daily whole-food nutritional base — filling micronutrient and fibre gaps, and often serving as a quick breakfast or blended meal.
How much NuPlus should I take daily?: One to two packets per day is typical. It is a food, so there is no loading phase or cycling protocol.
What is Quinary used for?: Broad daily herbal support across the five traditional body systems. It is a foundational daily product, not a targeted treatment.
How long does it take to notice anything from Quinary?: It is designed as a food, so effects are cumulative. Most users evaluate it over months rather than days.
What is Fortune Delight good for?: It is an everyday herbal hydration drink — a calorie-free, polyphenol-carrying replacement for soft drinks and sweetened iced teas.
How many packets of Fortune Delight per day?: One to three is typical, depending on how much you dilute each packet.
What is VitaShake used for?: As a light whole-food shake — a snack, a quick breakfast base, or a children's shake.
How much protein is in VitaShake?: Modest. It is a fruit-and-grain whole-food mix; for a high-protein serving, add or use SunFit Protein Plus.
How much protein is in SunFit Protein Plus?: Check the current label on the official product page for exact grams per serving — formulations and serving sizes are updated periodically.
Is SunFit Protein Plus vegan?: It is a pea and rice plant protein blend with no dairy or whey.
What is SunBreeze Oil good for?: Topical comfort — tired muscles, tension in the neck and temples, and a cooling sensation on the chest. It is not a treatment for any condition.
How do you use SunBreeze Balm?: Apply a small amount directly to the area and rub in. The balm stays where you put it, which makes it the better choice for targeted spots and travel.
Does Sunrider help with weight loss?: The range provides meal structure and appetite support. Weight loss itself comes from a sustained calorie deficit; these products make holding one easier.
What is SunTrim Shake used for?: Replacing one meal a day to make portion control automatic and reduce daily food decisions.
Is Oi-Lin skincare good?: It is a botanical, gentle-formulation range suited to routine daily care. It is not a substitute for dermatological treatment of a specific condition.
What order do you apply skincare products?: Thinnest to thickest: cleanser, toner, serum, moisturiser, eye cream, then sunscreen in the morning.
How many products does Sunrider make?: Well over a hundred across herbal nutrition, food and drink, body and beauty, and household goods.
Can you buy Sunrider in stores?: No. Sunrider sells through independent business owners, so orders go through an IBO's official store link.
Can I have two meal replacement shakes a day?: Yes — partial meal replacement studies typically use one or two per day alongside one whole-food meal and snacks. Replacing all three meals long term is not recommended without medical supervision.
Is a meal replacement shake the same as a protein shake?: No. A protein shake supplies protein and little else. A meal replacement adds fibre, carbohydrate, fat and micronutrients so it functions as a meal.
Which is cheaper, Sunrider or Shaklee?: Per serving they are broadly comparable and both are priced above grocery-store supplements. Sunrider's concentrated formulas often stretch further per container than the serving count suggests.
Can I sell both?: Most direct-sales agreements restrict promoting a competing company's line to the same customer base. Check the specific policy before signing anything.
Are Sunrider products vegan?: Most of the herbal nutrition line is plant-based, but not every product across the catalogue is certified vegan. Check the individual product page for its ingredient list.
Can I switch from Arbonne to Sunrider?: Yes, though most direct-sales agreements include a waiting period before you can join a competitor. Review your existing agreement first.
How many cups of Calli can I drink a day?: Most regular drinkers have two to four prepared cups a day. Start with one and increase; there is no benefit to loading up quickly.
Can I drink Calli on an empty stomach?: Generally yes, and many people do. If you find any tea uncomfortable on an empty stomach, brew it lighter or have it with food.
Can a greens powder replace a multivitamin?: Sometimes, but not reliably — most do not cover vitamin D, B12 or iron at meaningful levels. Read both panels before dropping one.
When should I take a greens powder?: Timing is irrelevant to the benefit. Take it whenever you will actually remember, which for most people is with breakfast.
How fast will I lose weight using a shake?: A 300–500 calorie daily deficit produces roughly half to one pound a week. Faster than that usually means losing lean mass alongside fat.
Should I drink the shake before or after exercise?: Either works. Total daily protein matters far more than timing for both fat loss and muscle retention.

Ordering & shopping

Where can I buy Sunrider products online?: You can browse the full Sunrider catalog here on Regeneratology and check out securely through the official Sunrider store. Every product links directly to its official product page with official pricing.
Are Sunrider products safe?: Sunrider has owned and operated its own farms, laboratories, and manufacturing facilities since 1982, so every formula is made from food-grade botanical ingredients under one roof rather than sourced from third-party brokers.
What makes whole-food herbal nutrition different from regular supplements?: Conventional supplements isolate a single compound. Whole-food herbal concentrates keep the entire plant intact — protein, fiber, and cofactors in their natural ratios — which is generally better tolerated and better used by the body.
Do I have to join a business to buy the products?: No. Anyone can shop as a customer. The home-based business opportunity is entirely separate and optional.
How do I become an independent Sunrider business owner?: Start on our business opportunity page, then request the info pack. We'll walk you through startup costs, the products, and the mentorship we provide — with no pressure.

The home-based business

Is Sunrider a pyramid scheme?: No. Sunrider is a manufacturer that has owned its farms and production facilities since 1982 and sells physical products to end customers. Independent business owners earn on real product sales, not on recruiting.
How much does it cost to start a home-based Sunrider business?: Startup cost is low compared with almost any traditional business: no storefront, no lease, no payroll, and no inventory requirement. Request the info pack for current starter details.
How much time does it take each week?: Most people who build steadily invest five to ten focused hours a week during the first year. Results compound over quarters, not weeks.
Do I need to carry inventory?: No. Products ship directly to your customers from Sunrider, so there is nothing to stock or fulfil yourself.
Is Sunrider still in business?: Yes. Sunrider International has operated continuously since 1982 and remains a vertically integrated manufacturer with facilities in the United States.
How much does it cost to start a home-based wellness business?: With a distributor or IBO model, typically under $500 including a starter product order. Creating your own product line usually requires $20,000 or more.
How many hours a week does it take?: Plan for 8–12 focused hours weekly. Fewer than five hours a week rarely produces momentum; the work is cumulative.
How long before it makes real money?: Realistically 12–24 months for meaningful income. Early months typically cover product costs and produce modest supplemental earnings.
Do I need a license to sell wellness products?: Reselling finished consumer products generally does not require a health license, but you must not make medical claims. A local business license and sales tax registration may be required depending on your state.
Do I have to recruit people to earn anything?: No. You can operate purely as a retailer, buying at wholesale and selling at retail, and never build a team.
Is there a monthly purchase requirement?: Maintaining certain ranks requires monthly volume, but basic business-owner status does not require large ongoing orders. Ask for the current specifics in writing before joining.
Can I do this alongside a full-time job?: Most people do. Eight to ten focused hours a week is the common starting point.
What should I ask before signing up?: Ask for the compensation plan document, the return policy, whether there is any inventory requirement, and what support your sponsor personally provides.
Is there a fee to stay active?: There is no large recurring fee, but payout tiers depend on monthly volume. Ask your sponsor for the current qualification thresholds in writing.
How often are commissions paid?: Volume rebates and team commissions run on a monthly cycle. Retail margin is realised at the point of sale.
Can income be inherited or sold?: Direct-sales businesses are typically transferable subject to company approval. Confirm the current policy before you build with that in mind.
Do I need to register a business immediately?: In most places you can start as a sole trader and formalise once you have income. Check local rules and keep records from day one.
How much should I invest before I have customers?: As little as possible. Spend on the thing that produces the first sale, not on branding, logos, or software.
What is the most common reason home businesses fail?: Quitting during the gap between effort and income, usually somewhere between months three and nine.

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