Associate Currency

US currency is not available for Canadian Associates.

Anti-Spam Law

Canada’s long-awaited anti-spam law (CASL) went into effect on July 1, 2014. CASL prohibits virtually all unsolicited commercial electronic messages (CEMs). This includes emails, texts, SMS, and instant messages that encourage participation in a commercial activity (i.e., marketing and/or sale of the USANA opportunity and/or products). CASL does not apply to voicemail, telephone calls, facsimile messages, auto-recorded voice calls, or any non-commercial electronic message. The law applies to Canadian residents sending CEMs to other Canadian residents AND any individual or business outside of Canada sending CEMs to Canadian residents. Subject to certain exemptions, no individual or business inside or outside of Canada may send an electronic message to a Canadian recipient unless the Canadian recipient has given the sender permission to send the message (express, opt-in, or implied consent based on an existing business, personal, or family relationship). CASL does not apply to messages from charities or political campaigns.

What CASL Means for USANA Associates: 

  1. Associates DO NOT need permission to send messages to other Associates (business-to-business messages are exempt from the express, opt-in, or implied consent requirements of CASL);
  2. Associates DO NOT need to get express consent to continue sending messages to their existing and active* customers (retail customers and personally sponsored Preferred Customers) because they have an existing business relationship with these individuals (i.e., implied consent);
  3. Associates DO NOT need to get express consent to send messages to prospective customers and distributors with whom they have a personal, family, or business relationship (i.e., implied consent);
  4. An Associate CAN contact a referral with whom he/she does not have a relationship, but ONLY IF (a) the Associate has a business, personal, or family relationship with the person making the referral, (b) the person making the referral has a business, family, or personal relationship with the person being referred, AND (c) the Associates discloses the name of the person making the referral in the message to the recipient;
  5. Associates MUST obtain express consent to contact any third party with whom they do NOT have some type of business/non-business relationship.

*An “active” customer is one with whom the Associate has an existing business relationship based on one of more of the following: (i) the purchase of a product, goods, or a service within the past two years, or (ii) an inquiry or application within the past six months.

All Messages MUST Contain the Following Information:

  1. Non-misleading subject header and content (neither the message nor its content may be false or misleading in any way);
  2. The identity of the Associate sending the message (full name, sender’s mailing address—DOES NOT have to be a home mailing address, but it CANNOT be USANA’s mailing address—and the Associate’s telephone number or email address);
  3. A valid, working unsubscribe mechanism.

Individuals sending messages that do not comply with CASL may be fined up to $1 million, and organizations that send non-compliant messages may be fined up to $10 million. Additionally, recipients of non-compliant messages can sue senders for $200 for each non-compliant message they receive. Fines like these can be easily avoided by following good communication practices and keeping your contact lists up to date.

Non Sufficient Funds – NSF

USANA charges a $29.00 CA fee on each returned Non Sufficient Funds (NSF) item. This fee is applied only once for each NSF. Fee is subject to applicable state taxes, which are automatically added when the charge is re-sent through customer’s account.

NSF charges will not appear on the customer’s credit report, if the matter is resolved with a collection representative here at USANA. However, if reported to an outside collection agency, the NSF charges will likely appear on the customer’s credit report.

Returning products might help clear an NSF on an account; however, Policies and Procedures still apply.

Associate Cancellations

When an Associate cancels their distributorship they are no longer authorized to act as an Associate. They may re-enroll as an Associate again only after waiting 6 months from the date they canceled their original distributorship. At that time they may enroll in a new position but may not transfer into an existing position.

Once an Associate’s Business Center(s) have been canceled, it cannot be transferred to another Associate.

Associates need to send a written and signed letter to cancel. Only the person who owns the account can send in the request to cancel.

You can mail a letter of cancellation to:

USANA
3838 W Parkway Blvd
Salt Lake City, UT  84120

You can send a fax to 1-800-289-8081 or e-mail your request to customerservice@usana.com from the e-mail address listed on the account file.

Upon request, an Associate who voluntarily cancels his/her Associate Agreement may become a Preferred Customer.

The system will make no new charges to a canceled account.

Brand Partner Cancellations

When a Brand Partner cancels their distributorship they are no longer authorized to act as a Brand Partner. If they choose, they may re-enroll as a Brand Partner again after waiting 6 months from the date they canceled their original distributorship. At that time, they may enroll in a new position but may not transfer into an existing one.

Once a Brand Partner’s Business Center(s) have been canceled, it cannot be transferred to another Brand Partner.

Brand Partner’s need to send a written and signed letter to cancel. Only the account owner can send the request to authorize the cancellation.

Mailing Address:

USANA
3838 W Parkway Blvd
Salt Lake City, UT  84120

You can send a fax to 1-800-289-8081 or e-mail your request to customerservice@usanainc.com from the e-mail address listed on the account file.

A Brand Partner who voluntarily cancels his/her Brand Partner Agreement may become a Preferred Customer.

Business License

Often the question is asked as to whether a business license is required to operate a USANA Distributorship.

USANA does not require that its Associates in the United States or Canada obtain a business license. However, certain local governments may require a license depending on the business activities of the Associate. With that in mind USANA suggests Associates with questions contact their local government or personal business legal advisor to determine the applicability of any local regulations to their business.

Building a Downline

Building a Downline or Team Below is not mandatory.

Booths and Trade Shows

Associates may display and/or sell USANA products at trade shows and expositions, but they may not display or sell USANA products at swap meets, garage sales, flea markets, or farmers’ markets as these events are not conducive to the image USANA wishes to portray. All literature displayed at the event must be approved USANA literature and must clearly identify the individual(s) as Independent Associates.

Locating Forms Online

To download forms from The Hub, follow these steps:

  • Log on to The Hub
  • Hover over “My Business”
  • Click on “Forms” under “Tools”

A quick link to USANA Forms is also on the Hub’s main landing page, under the rotating stories.

If you need to access forms for a country different from your own, click the flag icon on your screen and select the appropriate market and language you need.

Brand Partner Country Change

If a Brand Partner is planning to move to another country, he or she must complete and submit to USANA a Country Change form along with a letter explaining the changes being requested. Brand Partners will need to agree to USANA Terms & Policies and will be required to purchase a Welcome Kit for the new country of residence, except where prohibited by law.

Locating Forms Online