Cost
Can someone tell me the cost of this program? I'm diabetic and would really like to try it.
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I struggled with the cost of the program (I will be going into some debt before reaching my goal weight); however I am looking at it as an investment in my long term health. The cost has actually been a big factor helping me to stay on program and not cheat like I have with every other diet I've every been on. |
I paid 189 to "buy in". Food is 4.15 a packet, and you use 3-4 packets a day. I have no per coaching fee, and the "buy in" is a lifetime thing, so would not have to repay if I restarted.
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I've never followed IP through a clinic- bought alternatives on nashuanutrition.com. The cost has been tons of hours of research on the alternatives thread here, and roughly 10-14 per box of 7 packets. On average I spend maybe $150 a month on alternatives.
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Thank you
Thank you for your replies
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The costs seem to vary alot from place to place... some have weekly fees, some don't. Where I live I paid $40 as a subscription fee (good for a year), which includes all weekly meetings with my coach. Food cost is $3.86 per packet. The supplements cost close to $100 the first time. However, I'll be buying those elsewhere next time as they are common vitamins.
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I paid $350 up front for a lifetime membership and it included two weeks of food and one month of supplements. Individual packets are $4 or $5 each. The only catch is you can't have the coaching if you don't buy the food and supplements from them... And they track it!
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I paid 240 initial consult fee that included my first weeks food (4 boxes instead of 3). Body composition analysis, and all the vitamins and supplements. I talked to my coach today about store bought supplements and he said absolutely not, but his assistant had told me prior to that I could to save money. I am a teacher and my summers are pretty budgeted so I asked about alternative ways to continue through the summer and got a there is no alternative. I get weekly way ins and body comps that I don't pay for and my weekly cost for food is $85 which is $4 per packet
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If you leave them for summer (meaning you switch to alternatives and do your own weigh-ins and tracking) can you return in fall with no additional charge (if you want to?) I phased off in Dec but still buy some packets from my clinic. I don't go for weigh-ins there anymore since I feel my purchases are very little and not enough to "pay" for my visits. .. and I am now comfortable accounting for myself. |
He said I wouldn't have to pay the initial fee when I came back so that's good news. My clinician is my chiropractor and he's a really good guy, but obviously business is business.
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You too might find summer a good time to go on your own and see what it's like! |
My startup cost was 300 for the first week of food, with a month or so supply of all of the vitamins and supplements, plus the shaker bottle. Now I pay 90 a week for 3 boxes of food.
When I asked my coach about supplying my own supplements to help with the cost, she said she understood but told me that the Ideal Protein vitamins were of very good quality. I also remember one time one of our IP veterans on the 3FC boards who we haven't seen for awhile (Scorbett - we all miss you!) has shared that as far as the vitamins go, IP did it right. I think I do/feel better with the IP vitamins as well. Just thought I would pass my thoughts along for what they're worth! |
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