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Sambazon And MonaVie Keep Their Distance From Acai Weight-Loss Claims

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

Executive Summary

Two marketers of acai berry juices and supplements say sound science, responsible ingredient sourcing and high-quality products differentiate their brands from the glut of acai products with questionable claims, particularly for weight loss

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