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Press Release

Realbiz Enterprises LLC Reports Nutrivie Brand Surpasses 1.3 Million Customers Through Direct-Only, Single-Product Model

by NutrivielabOctober 5, 2026in Health & Beauty2 min read

PRESS RELEASE - Realbiz Enterprises LLC today announced that its Nutrivie brand has passed 1.3 million customers, according to company figures.

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The direct-to-consumer brand for women has reached that milestone while selling a single product line exclusively through its own website, nutrivielab.com.

The company says the growth comes from a deliberate decision to keep things simple. Shoppers today face crowded store shelves and online marketplaces full of long labels, confusing blends and marketing language. Nutrivie was built as a response to that. The brand focuses on one product line with clear, easy-to-read labeling, so customers know exactly what they are buying.

That approach has resonated with women juggling careers, families and personal goals. Rather than researching and coordinating multiple products, Nutrivie customers keep one simple daily routine.

"We hear from customers every day who tell us they tried dozens of products before finding Nutrivie," said a spokesperson for Realbiz Enterprises LLC. "What keeps them coming back is that we never overcomplicate things. One product, clear labeling, no guesswork. That is the standard we hold ourselves to."

Selling only through nutrivielab.com gives the company full control of the customer experience, from the first visit through delivery. The website offers clear product information and a straightforward ordering process. Selling direct has also allowed the company to gather detailed customer feedback, which shapes its ongoing product refinement and future plans.

Nutrivie has also built an engaged following on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, where the company shares behind-the-scenes content about how its products are made and why it keeps its line simple. Customer-created content has become a major driver of new interest, with many buyers sharing their routines on their own.

According to the company, repeat purchases have been one of its strongest numbers. Many direct-to-consumer brands struggle to turn first-time buyers into returning customers, but Nutrivie reports that a substantial share of its 1.3 million customers have ordered more than once. Company leadership credits that loyalty to the brand's simple offer and open approach to labeling.

As Nutrivie enters its third year, Realbiz Enterprises LLC says it will keep its focus on a small, carefully built line rather than rapid expansion. Any new additions will follow the same standards of simplicity and clear labeling that have defined the brand from the start.

More information is available at nutrivielab.com.

About the company

About Nutrivielab

Realbiz Enterprises LLC is the Houston-based parent company of Nutrivie, a direct-to-consumer brand for women sold exclusively at nutrivielab.com. The company focuses on a simple, single-product approach with clear labeling and has served more than 1.3 million customers. Nutrivie can be found on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok at @nutrivielab.

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Company announcement, published as provided by Nutrivielab. Its claims are the company’s own and have not been checked by Alamo 24 News.

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