Poor management or just bad training?…read more The cashiers have minimal training and apparently are unable to identify basic fruits (grapes) and vegetables (cucumbers) correctly, resulting in overcharges on multiple visits. I hope that this is just poor management and not intentional deceptive trade practices. Make sure you check your receipt before you leave to avoid being overcharged and having to make a return trip for a refund. It was a good store but I don't think I can give them another try, they lost a customer.

It's been three years since my last review, so time for an update. We shop here whenever we want to…read morestock up on organic produce, as well as bulk product like nuts or spices. It's also appreciated that they have other things hard to find elsewhere, like Indian food in a pouch - which we use as a foundation to produce a real meal instead of what is just in the pouch. So, the update? Nothing has really changed in the three years we've shopped there, but worth saying so, as a three year old review is often ignored as too old to consider.

I've always had good luck with getting the supplements I need for my health at Wealth of Health…read more They carry "Good Clean Supplements" and quality foods. They do their best to avoid the dreaded preservatives, pesticides, and herbicides which can be found in a lot of foods. I also like their selection of non-traditional meats like bison and elk. They usually have baked goods and some are gluten free which I find is helpful for me. If ever I have a question the staff is very knowledgeable and willing to help. I really like this business and how they are truly interested in helping people navigate the right food and supplement choices.

My spouse is the one who usually goes here, but once in a while, she asks me to go get her…read moresupplements, like Melatonin, Biotin, and she is pleased when I add a gluten free item like banana bread or a brownie. The folks are friendly, and since I don't go often, they quickly direct me to the supplements I need to get. I also have no trouble using the bonus point program, they nod when I give my wife's name.

This place gets three stars just for being in existence. It is in an old house on corner street…read moreand has a ton of stuff. I picked up some grass fed lamb and a couple of LARAbars. Overall it was definitely interesting. I would probably come back because it is the only option for this type of food in IF.

Walking in I was greeted nicely with a smile, however a lot of people came with me so it was a bit…read moreoverwhelming for the staff of three people. I took my time with the menu and decided upon the Baja Beef Bowl. After I paid for it I received a frozen pre-packaged plastic wrapped meal. The meat was separated from the veggies. They do have a microwave on the premises for customers to use but it took a while for me to be able to use it as it was in use. I could have taken the meal with me, but I chose to heat it there and enjoy it. I like to read as I dine and the noise level plus only one large picnic table sent me to my car with my heated meal. The taste was above average but not extraordinary. Nothing I would crave and that would bring me back. They do have a program you can join and get discounts but I do think for people who haven't even tried their product they should not even mention this. It comes across as them trying too hard. I haven't gone onto their website to check the meal info. It is supposed to be clean and lean. I can say that the plastic dish I ate from had an oil residue coating it when I finished my meal so not sure on the lean aspect. So in conclusion I will probably not come back. There is just not enough positive to bring me back. I did have high hopes when I read "Lean Nation...Eat Clean" but from appearances I didn't see that. I definitely got my dose of plastic for the week. I never heat anything in my microwave in plastic that I will consume.

This location is new and came under a suggestion from a friend. Was greeted warmly and given the…read morewhole spiel of what PLN is about and the services they offer. I wasn't a huge fan as it was blatantly obvious they're trying to sell their membership to you and it's somewhat annoying especially when you hadn't even tried their food. Too be honest, we're all pretty sick of subscription services entirely considering there's never really a perk of being a member anyways and now it's being done with more steps. In store they offer everything from total body scans, protein powders/shakes, meals to "clean" (hate that f*ing marketing talk and considering nothing is anymore) energy drinks which is a joke in itself. My review is going to be less on this location and more on the product they sell, as it is their bread and butter. And, the location is just fine and the people seem cool so there's really nothing to review. Anyways, I bit and bought a couple of meals from their athlete menu. I brought them home and kinda forgot about them for a few days. Decided to pop one in the microwave and give it a go. Firstly, I ended up having to nuke this thing to the likes of Hiroshima, putting it back in on high 3 times the length it called for. And no, my microwave does just fine. However, the trays these meals come in are kinda terrible. Also tried the oven and it did better, but that's because you have to scrape it out of the tray and transfer it into an oven safe receptacle. Also, the amount of water each meal produces is insane, it turned into more of a slop than anything. I've tried thawing them as well with almost no difference, still soggy. Now I got a few of these and too be honest am not looking forward to the rest of them. Let me break down why: Portion size: I got the "ATHLETE" size and I'm not a big guy but these must be third-world child athletes cause dayum. Can't really imagine how small the Lifestyle size is!?! Taste: Honestly, not much to write home about. Really tasted no different from a Marie Callender's/Lean Cuisine/Amy's etc...except you don't get the pie. Value: Really pushing it here as these without the membership for the athlete size were like $15/each. Think you get 10% off with the membership which is BS and kind of ridic considering that's still several $$$ more than the competition. Nutrition facts: Obviously every meal differs but I count calories hard and the fact that such a tiny portion from the athletes meal was 700+ calories, with an alleged 50 some grams of protein is insane considering more than 50% of my first meal came in the form of carbs, with another 30% of veggies leaving just a smidge of an actual protein. The meal app I use to track has an AI feature and just for kicks I ran it through and it identified each meal differently every time and it's usually pretty spot on. That tells you something about the presentation, as it looked nothing like the pictured meal you think you're getting. Instead more like slop I mentioned. Worst thing for me was after eating every meal so far, I was still hungry usually chasing them with a protein shake or bar (yuck). I love the idea, "clean" fresh food, but once I read the label and the means of how you cook it there's honestly nothing clean. The fact it's in a plastic tray with a plastic covering that you stick in the microwave defeats a big part of eating clean. You're nuking microplastics. Even taking it out, it's been cooked and put in plastic already so you're getting your weekly dosage if you like it or not. As for the actual ingredients, pretty good except rice/pea flours, xantham gums, potato starch (modified) so big ole D+ for the clean portion of these meals. As there's little value here, I'm not sure I'll come back. I like the idea of trying to compete on a more local level with the likes of Cook Unity/Factor/Gobble etc... and offering a store front. However, the fact that you now have real estate to cover reflects in the pricing as it's almost $5 more per meal compared to the aforementioned. As they're really just selling microwave meals under the guise of 'nutrition' and 'fitness' there isn't much here cause it's kinda far from that. Cool idea, kind crap execution as it's likely just another franchise that may not survive. Especially with the cost of everything these days. Hope you guys do well but I unfortunately don't see the vision!

It's about the only place in the Idaho Falls area that you can get the supplements you are looking…read morefor!

Went to pick up supplements and was greeted by Harrison. I had many important questions that he…read morecouldn't answer or didn't want to answer. Seemed too busy in an empty store to help me. All the other employees that have helped me in the past were able to completely answer all my inquiries and give me the answers I was looking for. Kinda disappointing

I love this place. Staff always give me a free sample and are really informative about the product…read more I buy a box once every couple of months. Keeps me off the soda and another sugary drinks. And the majority of the flavors taste really good.

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