Yogi Surprise is a monthly health and wellness subscription box that sends you natural goodies each month. Some items may be specifically for yoga, but in general, this is more of a lifestyle box.
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The Subscription Box: Yogi Surprise
The Cost: $45 a month ($36 a month with coupon)
COUPON: Use coupon code GRATITUDE to save 20% off your subscription for life.
The Products: Each month, you'll receive 6-8 full-size products designed to nourish and support your well being, vitality and growth. You'll get a variety of items from handcrafted yoga accessories and natural beauty items to herbal tonics, organic snacks and super food essentials.
Ships to: US only (for free)
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This month's theme is "Connecting With Nature." Also, on the right is some info about their monthly giveaway: Every month, Yogi surprise sends one subscriber to a yoga retreat somewhere awesome!
This is the info card that was included, detailing the items in this month's package.
Herbal Zap Ayurvedic Immune & Digestive Support - Value $2
I've tried Zaps before thanks to subscription boxes, and they taste fine. It's hard to tell if they're working from just one or two samples, though. I think if you are interested in trying out Ayurveda, these packets present an option for improved wellness.
Foursigmatic Foods Reishi and Chaga Elixirs - Value $1.75 each
My brother is a health food guru and has been going on and on about Chaga for ages now, so I'm excited to try it! It's supposed to be excellent for immunity support. I haven't heard of Reishi before, but it is apparently good for sleep and relaxation.
Stoneridge Orchards Montmorency Tart Cherries - Value $1.17
Mmmm, I love dried tart cherries! I also love that these are all natural and free of GMO's. Yum!
Go Raw Choco Crunch Sprouted Cookies - Value $1?
I couldn't find this size on their website, so the value listed is an estimate. This looks yummy, but I am going to pass it to my kids. I have been wanting them to try more raw, plant-based foods for a while now, so maybe they will like this.
Rishi Organic Hibiscus Berry Herbal Tea - Tin Value $5, Tea value $12
I absolutely love hibiscus tea! It's great for cardiovascular support. I was so excited to see this in my box! The storage tin is nice too.
Bambooee Reusable Bamboo Towel - Value $3.33
This seems like a paper towel, but it was be washed and reused up to 100 times! How eco-friendly!
Essential Oil Towelettes by Herban Essentials - Value $7
These smell great! They're all natural and have a good blend of essential oil to leave skin soft after cleaning.
The Seaweed Bath Co. Eucalyptus & Peppermint Seaweed Powder Bath - Value $9.99
Eucalyptus is one of my favorite fragrances, and combined with mint it's a very invigorating smell! This powder bath also helps remove dead dry skin.
Blueberry Balance Dosha Bar - Value $4
I am always excited to see new vegan / paleo items to try in boxes, which this bar claims to be, plus it has ayurvedic properties. I was a little disappointed to read the ingredients list, though, and find that it has brown rice syrup. I'm trying to avoid added sugars, so that's a bummer.
Rescue Plus Stress Relief Lozenges - Value $8.50
Bach flower remedies are homeopathic tinctures made of flower essences to help support a specific bodily function or to cure an ill. These lozenges are made with elderflower essence and B vitamins to reduce the effects of stress. I have tried Bach Flower Remedies before, and I didn't have much luck with them, but I will definitely give these a try. Maybe in this new formulation they will work better.
Verdict: I am all about home remedies, homeopathy, and using nutrition to support health, so this was a wonderful box for me to explore. I just wish that more manufacturers of these homeopathic and ayurvedic solutions would stop adding sugars and artificial sweeteners! It kind of ruins the whole point because sugar and other sweeteners are pretty bad for you. This box had a value of about $57, which is good for a $45 box, especially one with so many nutritional supplements. So far, I'm a fan of Yogi Surprise!
What do you think of Yogi Surprise? What were your favorite items this month?
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