Frequently asked questions
The questions I get asked most.
What is DXN?
A Malaysian company founded in 1993 that makes food supplements, coffee and personal care products. It grows its own ingredients and makes its supplements in its own factories, and sells through independent distributors rather than through shops.
I am one of those independent distributors. I am not employed by DXN and I do not represent the company.
How do I order?
Ordering happens through DXN directly, not through this website. Message me on WhatsApp and I will walk you through the steps and send you the current UK price list.
DXN has a branch in London, and delivery within Britain usually takes a few working days.
What is the difference between buying as a customer and joining as a member?
You can buy the products as a customer, at retail price, with no commitment of any kind.
Or you can register as a member, which means you buy at distributor price rather than retail price. A lot of women register only for that reason, because they use the products themselves and for their families.
Registering is free, but it only takes effect with a qualifying first order, so there is a cost to starting either way. I will tell you exactly what that is before you decide anything.
Membership also opens up the possibility of building a business, but that is a completely separate choice and nothing obliges you to make it. Talk to me and I will explain the difference honestly.
Are these products medicines?
No. These are foods, food supplements and personal care products. They are not medicines.
I can’t tell you what they will do for your body, and I won’t. If you take any medication, or you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or you are under medical supervision, speak to your doctor or pharmacist before trying anything.
How much could I earn?
I can’t tell you. Honestly, nobody can.
DXN does not publish an income disclosure statement, so there is no figure I could give you that would be truthful and representative of what actually happens. Many people join simply to buy for themselves and earn nothing at all, and that is completely normal.
If anyone quotes you guaranteed numbers, don’t believe them.
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