Bulu Box Review & 50% Off Coupon – November 2013
Bulu Box is a monthly fitness and weight loss subscription box. Their original Bulu Box is focused more on fitness and supplements, and they recently introduced a Weight Loss box as well. (This review is of the Weight Loss box).
The Subscription Box: Bulu Box Weight Loss
The Cost: $10 (Less than $5 a box with the annual subscription and coupon code!)
COUPON: Use coupon code BULUGAN669 to save 50% off any subscription length!
The Products: Each box contains 4 to 5 premium weight loss items such as vitamin and supplement samples, fitness gear and healthy eating tools.
Check out my Bulu Box reviews and the Fitness Subscription Box Directory!
Each box includes a card detailing the items included for that month.
Yaff Bar in Blueberry Crunch – Value $3
Energems Mint Fusion Chocolate – Value $2
PreToxx – 4 tablets Value $3
These Yaff bars are gluten and dairy free, and are OK for dogs to eat too! My husband and dog both sampled the bar and approve 🙂
Hummuz Crispz in Roasted Garlic – Value $1
Motiv-8 Fat Burning Powder in Orange Slice – 1 serving Value $2
This box also came with a bonus promo code to OOBERLUXE – a digital personal assistant service. The coupon code is good for one month free ($30), but you do have to enter credit card information to take advantage of the offer.
Verdict: Not counting the OOBERLUXE coupon code, this box had a value of about $11. I used the 50% off coupon, so this box only cost me $5 – I’m definitely pleased with the value. I also plan on trying the Pretoxx – it’s made with natural ingredients and supposed to help with dehydration and liver stress from drinking!
What do you think of the November Bulu Box Weight Loss?
Written by Liz Cadman
If you use coupon code BULUGAN you get the first month free
When I first signed up, I got a workout DVD one month, and the second month I got a full size bottle of a fat burner that retailed for almost $30… but since then, there haven’t been many full size samples other than protein bars or snack. Would definitely like to see more DVDs or extended samples, because you can’t test the effectiveness on some items after just one use.
I find the “fitness” line of boxes disappointing in general. Other than the fitness clothes, they tend to just be nutritional samples. I’d pay more for a box that had more to offer.
And if someone did pay the full $10 for that, doesn’t really seem worth it.