Is Make Wellness Legit?

• Founded: 2024, headquartered in Pleasant Grove, Utah
• Leadership: Founder Justin Prince, CEO Justin Serra, Chairman Truman Hunt (former CEO of Nu Skin), Chief Science Officer Mark Bartlett, Ph.D., CMO Robert Finigan and COO Tyler Whitehead
• Better Business Bureau: accredited since October 2025, with an A rating
• Size: served more than 150,000 customers in its first year, by the company’s own announcement
• Where: the USA and Canada

MAKE sells dietary supplements built on what it calls Bioactive Precision Peptides. None of them are injections. Most come as stick packs you mix into a drink or as capsules, and the newer Beauty Stack includes topicals you apply to your skin. The line includes FIT, LEAN, RESTORED, ENERGIZED, FOCUSED, HYDRATED and CALM, plus the Beauty Stack. Most people I work with start with the Make3 Breakthrough Stack (FIT, LEAN and RESTORED).

One thing to be clear on: these are supplements, not medicine. In the U.S., the FDA does not approve dietary supplements before they are sold. That is true of every supplement company, not just MAKE. Learn more in The Benefits of Using Natural Peptides.

If you have searched this question, you have probably found some critical reviews. Here is what they raise:

1. "It is expensive." Fair. MAKE is premium-priced. If budget is tight, start with one product, not the whole stack, and see how it fits your routine.
2. "Where are the studies?" MAKE points to research on its key peptide ingredients. Critics point out there are no published, peer-reviewed studies on MAKE’s finished products. That is a fair point, and it is why I treat these as support for a solid routine of food, training, sleep and mindset, never a replacement for it, or for your doctor.
3. "The blends do not list every milligram." MAKE names its active ingredients but not every amount inside each blend. If you take medication or have a health condition, show the label to your doctor first.
4. "Isn’t this an MLM?" It is direct selling, and I will not pretend otherwise. Critics took issue with how the company’s prelaunch was set up in 2024. Today it is free to join, with no monthly purchase required, and affiliates are paid on product sales. In 2025, the industry’s advertising watchdog reviewed some affiliates’ income claims, and MAKE responded with compliance training. That is one reason you will never see income promises on my site.
5. "I saw complaints." The BBB lists a handful (5 in the last three years when I checked), mostly about cancellations and returns. MAKE has answered them publicly. No company has zero complaints; what matters is whether they respond.

A good fit if you:

• want a non-injectable peptide supplement as part of a healthy routine
• want real support with meal plans, workouts and goals
• like the idea of sharing products you use

Probably not a fit if you:

• want a quick fix or a replacement for medical care
• are pregnant or on medication and have not talked to your doctor
• are looking for guaranteed income (no one can honestly promise that)

1. Look up MAKE Wellness on the BBB website and read the reviews and responses.
2. Read the ingredient label on any product before you buy.
3. If you are thinking of joining, read MAKE’s official Earnings Disclosure Statement first.
4. Talk to your doctor if you take medication.
5. Start with one product and give it a fair try alongside good habits.
6. Ask me anything. I will give you a straight answer.

Is MAKE Wellness a scam?
No. It is a real company that ships real products with listed ingredients, and it is accredited by the BBB with an A rating.

Is MAKE Wellness a pyramid scheme?
No. A pyramid scheme pays people for recruiting and has no real product. MAKE affiliates earn commission on product sales. It is a direct-selling company, so read the Earnings Disclosure before you join.

Are MAKE peptides injections?
No. They come as stick packs, capsules and, in the Beauty Stack, topicals. Nothing is injected.

Are MAKE products FDA approved?
The FDA does not approve any dietary supplement before it is sold. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.

Does it cost money to become an affiliate?
Joining is free, with no monthly purchase requirement.

Can I return a product?
Yes. Your first order comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee. After that, MAKE has a 30-day return policy.

Earnings disclosure: Income is not guaranteed. See MAKE Wellness’s official Earnings Disclosure Statement.

These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or any other local authority. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.