Is VoxxLife a Scam? [3 Secrets Revealed!]

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Voxxlife is a multi-level marketing (MLM) company that developed products, socks and insoles, packed with HPT or the Human Performance Technology. 

Jay Dhaliwal, the founder and CEO, discovered Dr. CJ Griffin’s research in 1964 highlighting the importance of the trigeminal nerves (in the midbrain section) to decompress and relaxed to improve body functions. Though the company is young, they have garnered a lot of positive feedback from people suffering from sciatica and other spinal nerve problems.

The need for relaxing and resetting these nerves—carries the general somatic afferent fibers (GSA) responsible for

• Pain
• Touch and 
• Temperature the spinal nerves collected from the bod

This further optimizes the person’s

• Strength
• Stamina
• Balance and 
• Range of motion

Because of the impressive results from the intensive 4-year research Dhaliwal’s medical team had conducted, the Voxxlife came into existence with the main purpose of improving the athlete’s life based on combine testing. 

The test itself comprises power, strength, balance, and broad jump. Based on the SportTesting results, the athletes who used the product increased by 25% in their performance, 1.5 inches on the vertical, and 10% on the static and dynamic stability.

Dhaliwal’s team also tested the golfers by The Golf Lab giving an extra 50% on the leg power, 40% on the torso power, and 15 degrees in hip rotation.

Medically, Voxxlife makes a convincing premise why the socks and the insoles they make sell.

Based on Voxxlife’s official website, their Voxxstasis is available from mini to knee-high socks depending on the feet size and need of each athlete and the non-athletes. They varied the options from,

• Wellness and Casual (Price ranges from $35 to $45 for a pair)
• Athletic and Lifestyle (Price range from $30 to $45 for a pair)
• Work and Outdoor (worth $50 for a pair)
• Holiday socks (a new option, price range from $35 to $45 for a pair)

In case if the athlete is required to wear a uniform pair of socks, let’s say in a soccer game, they also have a Stasis Liner, which is thin enough to be worn underneath. They also have different material depending on the purpose whether it’s for casual, athletic, or outdoor.

Regardless of how the company promotes their products, the customers have varied responses on the benefits they got after purchasing them. Although the majority says it helps them alleviate the pain while they’re doing activities, there are still many who don’t recognize the positive impact the socks and insoles do to their lives.

Among them is a concerned individual, whose parents are too indulged in Voxxlife. In fact, they became obsessed with it though they don’t receive the ROI the company promises from the beginning.

“I tried reading the ‘science’ section of the website to see if there was anything to it, but it read like a bunch of mumbo jumbo double speak to me. Which I know is not a scientific way to disprove the product, but my parents sent me a pair (which are very costly) and they are cheap ass socks with some cheap ass sewn ribbing, even if you do believe in accupressure, these socks are not going to do that,” she said.

In support of her claims, I’ve found a bunch of negative reviews. Like Anna Taylor, who claims to have been scammed from buying Voxxsol believing it works. What’s worse? The 30-day money guarantee seems deceitful.

On the other hand, there are positive reviews as well.

However, to me, I am not certain whether they’re from verified customers or paid. If not, fake. (Hopefully not). When I scroll down the Facebook reviews, I noticed many of the responses mentioned the insoles are far better than the socks they’re producing.

Voxxlife is a legit network marketing company.

Definitely, they have a clear goal and mission to both its consumers and its people working to create better products for the sake of optimum wellness. Thus, it makes the company as a whole, legit.

Regardless of the MLM company you have in mind, it’s best if you dig in deeper into the company before you decide to join as an affiliate.

However, there are some circumstances wherein consumer questions the credibility of the product due to the lack of efficiency when it comes to customer service. Because of it, the company’s reputation becomes sketchy to the many regardless of the positive reviews they get from every purchase. For the part of the affiliates, it’d be challenging to sell a product, though they’re socks and insoles you see in department stores.

Further, selling an expensive pair of socks and insoles seems a hurdle as well. Compared to the leading brands the world trust the most like Puma, for example, they sell the same kind of socks less than $20 ($12 the cheapest) and Adidas with $25.

This raises several important questions:

• Why would someone, an average Joe, like me buy it? 
• For an athlete, how do these pairs with HPT help me improve?
• Does wearing it enough to see optimum results?

Another thing to consider is the varied body response to the Human Performance Technology implemented within these socks and insoles. As per reviews, there are some, who experienced the placebo effect, and there are some, who don’t.

In addition to that, based on medical terms, contrary to the company’s claims, wearing the insoles aren’t enough to provide apt pressure to the acupressure points needed for the body, if wellness were sought. According to reflexologists, it’s preferable to do massages on certain points to alleviate the pain and improve the state of health rather than wearing them.

Nonetheless, Voxxlife is a legit company with a clear vision of helping both athletes and non-athletes to live comfortably through the products they create and sell.

Now I have shared my thoughts and opinions and I would love to hear from you.

What kind of experiences do you have with VoxxLife or with any other similar companies?

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