Review: Bulu Box
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I hope your summer went well and the autumn is bringing you new life and joy as the leaves change, temperatures act crazy, and you settle into a new routine. For me, the past few months have brought about many changes in my life, all I have welcomed. Fall in love with health each month with Bulu Box!
I was sent this lovely Bulu Box to review and amongst all my changes, have been diligently trying the products to provide you a good review of the box. Needless to say, I have gone through most (not all) the products and finally feel okay about providing a review. One of my pet peeves about reviewing boxes is when reviewers don’t try the products and I try really hard not to be that person, however, sometimes we can’t get to all of them. It’s a delightful box and I think everyone should check it out.
As I opened the Bulu Box, I discovered the note with my name on it. The card made me instantly smile and I was so touched by the time given to writing a note for me. I have turned the card into a saying that I put up in my house to try to inspire me and put life in perspective. Nice touch, Bulu Box.
The information card was thorough and provided good information for me to understand all the products that I was receiving. I thought the variety was nice as well and gave me a good idea of all the kinds of items subscribers would get from the box. Bulu Box is all about vitamins, weight loss, supplements, and health and they are focused on providing a large variety so you can find different products that meet your needs.
My favorite items were: the Good Bean chickpeas (amazingly delicious) and Runa tea. I felt a good pick-me-up after the tea without too much of a jolt that I might get from other products. I plan on using the Protein in a smoothie soon. It was one of the items I am intrigued by, however, haven’t put it into my food rotation quite yet.
My least favorite item was the QuestBar. I’m not a huge fan of chocolate products to start, so I was a bit biased going in. The texture of it wasn’t for me, however, I do know many people who like these bars, so don’t prevent yourself from trying them if you get the chance.
Overall, I enjoyed the Bulu Box. There is a nice variety, the products were definitely items I would never pick up on my own (however, I’m going to get the Good Bean products in the future), and I enjoyed that they were looking out for my overall health and well-being. I highly recommend this subscription for those of you looking for a diverse health support system.
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