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What’s the Deal With Elomir? Is Axis Klarity a Scam?

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As you probably know, MLMs are considered to be one of the most lucrative scams out there. The MLM business structure ensures those at the top are making all the money, while new recruits at the bottom work for scraps.

Although various online communities are exposing these pyramid schemes, many people still fall for them. In fact, it seems like every other week we see a new trend of middle-aged moms and fresh-outta-college girls promoting these weird products. Among the newest of these trends is  Elomir’s Axis Klarity.

Before the launch of this product, many distributors were posting videos and images of themselves with photoshopped post-it notes on their tongues. And of course, they were passing it off as a real product. Soon enough, the hashtag #Changetheconversation was plastered all over social media.

So, what could possibly go wrong? Let’s go over the story of Axis Klarity and its parent company, Elomir.

About Axis Klarity and Elomir

From https://www.bellevuereporter.com/

Axis Klarity is a product created by Elomir. If you’re familiar with those Listerine strips that dissolve on your tongue, then you’ll find this product to be similar. Only, instead of making your breath smell minty fresh, Elomir claims that it’ll improve your mood, calm your mind, and increase your cognitive abilities. How does it do this, exactly? Who the f*ck knows? Their website doesn’t explain much.

It does offer a few testimonials, mostly from women who happen to be distributors. There is one testimonial from a 13-year-old girl, claiming that Axis Klarity had helped her in school. 

There’s only one problem with that: on the bottom of their website, in tiny print, Elomir states that their flagship product is not intended for those under 18. 

Strange. But I’m sure it’s nothing, right?

Red Flags… Red Flags Everywhere!

From https://onlinewealthchronicles.com/

Now, here’s the deal with Axis Clarity; the ingredients are alarming.

Before Axis Kalrity’s launch date, people searched their website for an ingredient list. Here’s what’s in these “cure-all” yellow strips:

  • Curcumin Conjugate
  • NAC Conjugate
  • Thiamine Conjugate

First off, there’s really nothing here that would cause a change in mood, clarity, or any other benefits listed by their distributors. But what’s even shadier is the ingredient “NAC Conjugate.” This is an antioxidant that should be inaccessible to the general public.

So how does Axis Kalrity, an unregulated supplement, include this ingredient? It seems that the FDA is pretty lax about NAC Conjugate, despite declaring that it is not a supplement. Unless a company is promoting their NAC Conjugate as a cure-all, they don’t have to worry about the FDA busting down their door. 

Still, I personally wouldn’t take prescription drugs from an unregulated source (unless I’m trying to party). 

Okay, so we now know the product is crap. But what about their business practices?

For the longest time, Axis Klarity was in this “pre-enrollment phase”. It’s basically like preordering a game on Origin, but surprisingly shadier. Because instead of preordering products, people were signing up as future sellers. Before making any actual sales, Elomir was already making millions off recruitments alone.

But that’s not all. When Elomir finally launched their knock-off dental strips, it was a MASSIVE flop. Hundreds of orders went unfulfilled, as the number of products they had in the sale couldn’t cover the amount of people buying them. Still, Elomir took the money of everyone who ordered, offering no refunds. 

The company later claimed that this ordeal was due to machinery issues. But anyone with a brain could tell that they were simply unprepared.

Elomir continues to push forward, promoting Axis Klarity with flaky testimonials while their distributors and customers lack compensationfor their orders. 

Conclusion

From https://www.bellevuereporter.com/

It’s an MLM, through and through – ‘nuff said. If you’re thinking about buying Axis Klarity or becoming a seller, just… don’t. I recommend saving your time and money by purchasing some of those Listerine strips. You’ll actually get what you pay for.

Featured image from Elomir

1 Comment

  1. Donna

    November 1, 2022 at 6:55 am

    Fake news!!!😡

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