and here’s the link to join Green Polka Dot Box
Here you go, if you’d like to sign up in the first 2,500 before they close preregistration. And let your friends know who shop at health food stores or are undertaking the GreenSmoothieGirl.com program:
Darlene said,
April 24, 2009 @ 5:52 pm
Does this work for Canadians?
How does this compare to Azure?
Robyn said,
April 24, 2009 @ 5:54 pm
The founder hasn’t determined whether Canada membership will be possible, so for now don’t join if you’re our neighbors to the north. I’ve had a dozen people ask that. Sorry.
Azure doesn’t do home delivery to an individual, and it doesn’t have a Rewards program, but a similar product line, I think.
Lala said,
April 24, 2009 @ 10:02 pm
I’m wonderingif this is a good choice for me right now–I was looking online and couldn’t see much stuff I’d use a lot of—it’s their own brand that they are creating right? are they offering home delivery for affordable produce? or more the packaged stuff? will they offer great deals for Gluten free flours and things? what about bulk grains and nuts and seeds? other than that I don’t get much at the whole foods store…usually through group buys and azure…let me know- I don’t want to miss out if it’s something I should do–thanks!
Robyn said,
April 25, 2009 @ 12:07 pm
If you don’t shop at health food stores or buy natural/organic products, this is not for you. No, they won’t have their own brand, certainly not at first–they do have hundreds of brands lined up. No produce for shipping. Locals (here in Utah County) will be offered produce in the short- to mid-term plan. Yes, grains, nuts, etc. Yes, lots of gluten-free stuff too, I am told.