A: HIRO™ is a new line of healthier beverages from Tahitian Noni International that combines the power of noni with other health-promoting supplements; the HIRO™ line features three varieties: Energy, Mobility and Vitality. It is the first line of noni-based beverages that comes ready-to-drink in a can and is developed for anyone who wants additional benefits along with noni. The flavor of the HIRO™ line is a blend of exotic fruit flavors. The line is lightly carbonated and does not contain any added sugars.

A: The noni plant is very versatile. The fruit and leaves are known to have many traditional uses. When we talk about noni, we break it into three key areas of product development: the fruit, leaf and seed. Fruit – We use a fruit puree in the juice beverage, as well as noni extracts in other products. The fruit in concentrate form becomes an extract that is used in other products including facial care and skin care. Medline.com and Pubmed.com have numerous peer review studies relating to the benefits of noni. Leaf – Used as a tea the leaf has great antioxidant benefits, in addition it aids the digestive system. The leaf also can be processed into an extract that we call noni leaf serum which is a soothing gel used for topical applications. Seed – Tahitian Noni International has received a patent for the process of extracting the oil from the noni seeds which is used as a moisturizer for our facial care products. We also sell the seed oil as a separate product, which features linoleic acid which has been proven to be a powerful ally in skin hydration and health.

A: Tahitian Noni International has employed local management that is familiar with the customs, laws and regulations of French Polynesia. The Management works closely with the Governments of French Polynesia and ensures that the work environment and salary meet government standards. Tahitian Noni International has received an award from the Government of French Polynesia "for it's outstanding partnership with our country in the creation of new jobs, economic and manufacturing infrastructure and for the development of programs that have led to improved quality of life for a growing number of our people".

A: Tahitian Noni International has been presented the "Corporation with Social Responsibility" Award from the government and people of French Polynesia for its positive economic and social impact on the country "for it's outstanding partnership with our country in the creation of new jobs, economic and manufacturing infrastructure and for the development of programs that have led to improved quality of life for a growing number of our people"

A: Dr. Heinicke did essential research that helped us understand the properties of the noni fruit. He continues to be a consultant for Tahitian Noni International and provides his exclusive endorsement for TAHITIAN NONI® Products.

A: We adhere to the Direct Selling Association's guidelines and do not tolerate an Independent Product Consultants failure to comply with our company's policies and procedures.

A: Noni (Morinda citrifolia) is a small greenish white tropical fruit about the size of a potato, high in antioxidants, and is primarily found in the South Pacific. For centuries, the noni fruit has been an anti-oxidant rich resource considered to have healthful benefits by generations of Tahitians.

A: Our process does not use any machinery or materials that would be a threat to the natural environment. We do not allow chemical pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers to be used on the noni tree.

A: Tahitian Noni International has a quality control system for the harvesting and the processing of the fruit. These guidelines include specific size and ripeness of the fruit used in its juices and testing by analytical labs. The puree is processed in Tahiti, sealed in chilled large containers, and shipped to our American Fork Utah Manufacturing Plant for bottling.

A: Noni is a natural healthy beverage rich in antioxidants that promote wellness. TNI and its Independent Product Consultants do not claim that noni cures cancer or any other ailments. TNI has strict guidelines on how its products can be presented and described, and we absolutely prohibit any misrepresentation of the product.

A: The islands of French Polynesia have nutrient-rich soils that have been home to wild grown noni for centuries. On more populated islands, noni plants have been raised for the sake of development and are now being re-cultivated in noni farms.

A: People have derived benefits from the noni plant for thousands of years. Tahitian Noni International is dedicated to pioneering new, innovative applications for the noni plant. It is impossible to know the future with certainty. However, the acceptance and popularity of the noni plant and the various ways it can be used and consumed continues to grow dynamically. This kind of market growth and acceptance over time indicates that noni-based products are still in the early stages of growth. Also noni is now a rapidly growing industry and we are discovering new and exciting applications for noni almost everyday. Tahitian Noni International has been in the noni business for nearly 10 years with continual growth and applications accelerating, we do not believe that this is a short term fad.

A: Tahitian Noni International has strict guidelines and controls to ensure that its Independent Product Consultants are well educated about the product and are prohibited from making any representations about the product that have not been approved by the company. Tahitian Noni International takes every appropriate action (including termination of sales agreements and legal action) if it finds evidence that an Independent Product Consultant is not in compliance.

A: We have numerous patents pending that deal with scientific studies. Additional scientific studies can be researched on Medline.com and Pubmed.com and NoniResearch.org. Tahitian Noni International is a research-driven company dedicated to pioneering new, innovative applications for the noni plant.

A: Pickers are required to participate in the Tahitian Noni training program. Harvesters educate Tahitian pickers on when and how to properly pick the fruit as well as how to ship it to our facility in Tahiti for processing. Pickers must pass ongoing inspections.