What is Xango Juice?

Xango Juice is premier product offered by Xango, LLC, which leverages a Multi-level Marketing (MLM) business model. Xango Juice claims to be a health supplement made from the mangosteen fruit. This review will give a general describe what Xango Juice is and what it claims to do, assess its strengths and weaknesses, and give an overall evaluation of Xango Juice. Xango the company focuses more on selling their business than their product which raises a red flag to the Xango Juice’s effectiveness or legitimacy as a health supplement. 

Xango Juice is a patented forumation and claims to be the original mangosteen dietary supplement. Derived from the mangosteen fruit found in Southeast Asia. Xango Juice also contains xanthones produced by the mangosteen fruit. Xango claims that the xanthones contain potent antioxidants that may help intestinal health, strengthen the immune system, control free radicals, help control allergies, and support cartilage and joints. But there is no proof or unbiased clinical studies to verify these claims—only a mixed variety of customer/distributor testimonials. Some claim that the product helps them with allergies, PMS, sleeping problems, skin problems and other unrelated health problems. One might think it is a wonder juice. 

Xango Juice does not appear to have any side effects. As a health supplement, that is a positive. But then it is just a vitamin-rich juice, so if it did have side effects then one might need to worry. Xango recommends drinking at least 1 ounce up to three times daily. Xango Juice can be purchased for $25 -$65 for a 25 oz bottle. This depends on whether you buy into the MLM scheme or just pay retail.  

But for being a wonder juice, the company is more focused on selling their business to you than their juice. As an MLM, Xango makes more money sucking you in  to sell the over-priced juice than actually selling the juice. They focus on the business as an opportunity to make money rather than on the strength of their product as a health supplement.  

Why You Might Buy:

• Tastes ok.
• Contains xanthones that is a potent antioxidant.
• May boost immune system and help with other health issues.
• Offers discounts if you become a distributor.
• Doesn’t have any side effects.

• It is just an average vitamin rich juice.
• Costs more than most health supplement juices.
• Sells the MLM more than the juice to its customers.
• Gives no guarantee.
• Makes no real claims to do anything.

Xango Conclusion

Unless you are looking for a multi-level marketing scheme to bug your friends and family into buying over-priced juice, then you may want to avoid Xango Juice. Xango Juice is not an effective health supplement and it comes at a steep cost. While it appears to be a good-tasting, vitamin-rich juice, it should not be seriously considered as anything else—it is not going to wonder heal all your health issues. The FDA does not validate this product, which may be an indicator that it is an overhyped juice that is making a lot of money for some top tiered network marketers.