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From: Harry J. Andersohn *

Re: Where Can I Buy Acai?
As word spread from Oprah's studio to the rest of the world, it ignited a firestorm of interest in this little superfood.

Thanks to Ms. Winfrey, as well as Dr. Perricone and many famous scientists, researchers, and not-so-famous "average Joes" who just care about their health, there's certainly been a pretty amazing rise in demand for acai -- which comes from the Amazon -- here in the U.S. The question "Where Can I Buy Acai?" has been, let's say, really gaining in popularity.
As you would expect, the sudden increase in popularity of acai has contributed to the fact that finding good and reliable sources for it is becoming more and more difficult. This is something we see frequently when a new supplement or food suddenly hits a saturation point.

As health-conscious people across the country begin to scramble to get their own supply, legitimate suppliers can’t keep up with the demand.

So we wind up with a lot of pretenders and less-than-ethical manufacturers who are willing to put subpar products on the market to pick up the slack.

Now don't think that this means it's impossible to find good acai. But you want to carefully research all of the options out there (as with anything else you buy).


Click Here to Visit the Source for Acai Described in the Video Above *

(Note: As of this morning, they were giving away a free supply -- click the link to see if the offer is still open)

My Experience with Buying Acai

Naturally, I wouldn't think of writing about buying acai if I hadn't tried to do it myself, so let's go through a quick overview of the different things I tried.

The first thing I tried was acai pulp in frozen form. I'm a tremendous fan of smoothies, so to me it made perfect sense to just add some acai to what I was already drinking.

My neighborhood Whole Foods is really good at keeping most stuff like this in stock. Of course I was more than a little bit pleased when I stumbled on some frozen acai pulp -- perfect for smoothies -- right in the frozen food aisle.

What I wasn’t psyched about was the price -- six bucks for four tiny packages of the pulp. So those were going to get to be some really expensive smoothies.

So I did decide to just look at some other options. Another option I looked at was acai powder -- the dried and ground up version of the berry that comes in those little containers. Again, the price of this stuff was shocking.


Click Here to See a 2nd Source for Acai -- This One is 100% Organic!!! *

(Free Samples are Available -- Click the Link to See if Any Are Left)
 Not only did that tiny little tub of acai powder cost just over 30 bucks, but that was the SALE price.

And of course it wasn’t good for anything if I didn’t mix it with something. You certainly don't want to sprinkle a bunch of this on your cereal every morning.

So both of these methods for getting acai into my diet were lacking both on price and convenience.

I mean I don’t know many people who are going to buy a freezer for their office and bring in these frozen Acai Smoothie Packs twice a week, buy a blender to keep there, and then tick off your coworkers by blending up an acai smoothie in the middle of the day.

That's just not something that was going to happen.

Although I preferred the powder because at least I didn't need to keep it in the freezer, I still would have had to mix it with something and the price wasn't anything to get excited about.

So, what I really wanted -- I realized later -- was a product that was convenient enough to take anywhere so that I'd be sure to take enough of it every day to realize all the benefits that are being reported by the media.
Conclusion...

My first choice is Acai Berry Blast* because of all the reasons I mention in the video. Also, they give you a  free sample to to evaluate how it works for you.  Natural Acai* is another popular choice, and it's definitely worth a try since they also offer a free sample (hint, hint -- no reason you can't try both and double the free stuff!), PLUS, it's 100% ORGANIC, which I love.

Thanks for reading, and I hope this helps!
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Study the offers above carefully and go with whatever you feel comfortable with. If it doesn't sound like a good deal to you, then take a pass.

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- Results are not typical for any and all claims.
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- Reviewers are remunerated for providing links to the companies/products mentioned on this site. Many offers for free trials contain a "negative option" billing system, whereby you will be billed for continuing to use the product on a regular basis if you do not cancel your relationship with the company. Details for each offer are available on the company's website, so please study them carefully.