Policies and procedures manual

This Wetality Handbook on Policies and Proceduresisincorporated into and forms part of theIndependent Representative Agreement. Together with the Compensation Plan and other documents available under the "Members" section, these constitute a contract between the Independent Representative and Wetality (the "Company") –QVG Distribution Aps, Mosevangen 1, 8653 Them,and its entire inventory, affiliates, associated companies, and subsidiaries.

Your orders are handled via the company's web shop ("online shop," "web store," etc.) located at:

www.wetality.com by QVG Distribution Aps.
Mosevangen 1, 8653 Them
CVR; 38755080.

The contract or parts thereof may be amended by the Company in accordance with the provisions of this guide. Please note that failure by an independent representative to comply with the provisions of the Wetality policy manual or any of the reference documents that constitute the contract between the Company and the independent representative may result in disciplinary action, at the Company's discretion. The same applies to other binding provisions that are specified as such and published on the Company's website under theWetality & Legal section.
You agree that any changes will apply to you with 30 days' notice. Notice of changes will be posted on the Company's website and sent to your registered email address. Your continued membership and business constitute acceptance of any changes to this agreement.

It is the independent representative's duty to regularly read the "Policies & Procedures" and other publicly available documents setting out the company's terms and conditions in order to keep abreast of any changes.

Byusingthe Company's official website, independent representatives and customers confirm that they understand and agree to comply with the terms and conditions of use (legal users) and the Shop terms and conditions. All these documents are available at
The Company's official website at www.wetality.com

THE COMPANY'S MISSION

Our company is focusedonproviding high-quality products to anyone interested in a healthy lifestyle, well-being, self-care, and wellness. We do this by engaging in cutting-edge research and recent studies related to overall health and well-being. By promoting our products through our independent representatives, who use, educate others about, and recommend our products, we create a network of supportive, educated individuals who work for themselves and inspire others.

COMPANY VALUES

Our goal is to have a positive impact on everyone who comes into contact with our team and our products. We treat everyone with respect, and we are always honest and hard-working, while striving to make a lasting positive impact on the environment. We encourage our entire team and network to support our success story by sharing and living a healthy lifestyle, having an open mind, and promoting well-being and positivity in both our personal and professional lives. Collaboration is very important in our corporate values; we believe that we can achieve something by connecting, supporting, and working together with mutual respect.

1. CODE OF ETHICS

As part of our team and our history, you are committed to ensuring that your conduct complies with our highest ethical standards. The following guidelines help to ensure these standards:

• You must conduct your business and work with your contacts in an ethical, professional, and courteous manner, showing respect for every person and situation.
• You must comply with the contract and, in accordance with applicable laws, it is up to you to find out which laws are mandatory in any situation you find yourself in.
• You must conduct your business honestly (with ethical, moral, legal, and financial honesty).
• You should treat all potential Customers of the Company honestly and state who you are, why you have contacted them, and what Products you are referring to;
• You must not make false or misleading claims about products or potential earnings through the compensation plan or about benefits.
• You must not make medical, diagnostic, therapeutic, healing, or exaggerated claims.
• You must provide all necessary assistance and encouragement to everyone you work with and support and train your downline organization.

• You must not make misleading, unfair, inaccurate, or inconsistent comments, comparisons, claims, representations, or statements about the Company, its Products or commercial activities, other independent representatives and/or customers, and anything related to the Company. All disputes must be handled honestly, politely, and with the intention of seeking a reasonable solution;
• You must conduct your business in a manner that is free from harassment, intimidation, threats, and abuse. Discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated, including but not limited to race, sex, religion, appearance, etc.
• You must truthfully and accurately present the Compensation Plan and never use your own success or income as an indication for others;
• You must comply with all local anti-corruption laws. Because the rules and exceptions regarding anti-corruption laws and treaties are diverse and complex, you should consult with your own legal advisor regarding questions concerning these matters;
• You must comply with all company policies, terms, contracts, and other publicly disclosed documents, legal notices, and their future amendments, as well as communications from company employees addressed to you personally.

The company has the right, at its own discretion, which must be based on objective grounds and non-discriminatory, to determine which actions are to be considered unethical and to act accordingly.

When you sign (submit) the Independent Representative Agreement, you grant the Company the right to review all documents and records relating to your business to verify that you have been conducting your business in accordance with these policies and procedures. The Company may request to review your records at any time and for any reason. You must comply with any request to review your records and make them available for audit by the company.

The company may investigate your actions, take statements from the persons involved, and decide at its own discretion what measures to take.

2. INTRODUCTION

It is of great importance and pleasure to the Company to create and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with our independent representatives.

2.1. Independent Representative:
To become an Independent Representative, you must first become a customer and purchase a minimum amount of products, as well as pay a membership fee. The next step is to complete and submit the Independent Representative Agreement form ("Agreement") or "registration" online. By submitting this Agreement form, you also accept all company policies and procedures ("Policies"), the Business Compensation Plan, Terms and Conditions, and other publicly available documents and legal notices, and agree to comply with them.

Policies and procedures are incorporated into the independent representative agreement and form part of your contract with the company.

In addition to submitting an agreement to become an Independent Representative, you must also purchase products of a certain value (this can be cumulative and not a single purchase) and pay an annual fee charged to provide and maintain your Independent Representative website account, services we provide to our representatives, all necessary support you may require, and handling of your requests and accounts. The representative's website account is hosted, updated, and managed by the company and serves the purpose of enabling you to refer potential customers to the company to purchase products directly from it, allowing you to earn compensation under the business opportunity plan.

You will be approved as an independent representative once your agreement has been approved and accepted by the company, and after the purchase has been processed. You will then also become the owner of an account (ID) with your own username and password. The company reserves the right to reject any application at its discretion based on objective and non-discriminatory grounds. An incomplete or incorrect form will be considered invalid from the outset. If an applicant submits more than one agreement, the first agreement received will be considered valid, but both may be terminated if done as part of manipulating a structure, as this would be a violation of the Company's policies. Only one ID/username/account is allowed for a single person.

2.2. Independent Representatives must ensure that they comply with all applicable laws in the countries where they conduct business activities. Laws may vary between each authorized country. You may be subject to additional or different requirements specific to your home country. By becoming an Independent Representative, you agree to comply with all applicable laws, and it is your responsibility to stay informed about the official requirements of your country.

2.3. Only one person may request and submit an independent representative agreement to the company. If that person also wishes to include a spouse or cohabitant in the agreement, this is possible. This is considered a beneficial interest. Please note that in the event of divorce or changes in partner relationships, the main account owner and applicant remain the main owner. All incentives and bonuses are given only once for each position to a specific independent representative (in the case of a significant interest for the main account holder).

Each individual may only have one account (ID) as an independent representative. If the company determines that an individual has more than one account, all accounts created after the first will be deactivated. If the company determines that more than one account was created for the purpose of manipulating the company's compensation plan, all accounts for such a person will be deactivated and all bonuses earned will be forfeited based on the termination of the original agreement.

2.4. You must be at least 18 years old and have the legal capacity to become an independent representative. A higher legal age may be required by your state of residence/company.

2.5. Country of residence and business:

Your independent representative agreement must be submitted from the country where you have your primary residence and where you are permitted to conduct business. You must manage your business activities from the same country. The company may require proof that you are properly registered in your business area as an independent contractor in order to pay you bonuses. If you cannot prove your place of residence or your legal right to conduct business in the country where you have submitted your agreement, the company may declare your agreement invalid from the outset. You can only become an independent representative in an authorized country. It is entirely up to you to ensure that you comply with all legal requirements in your country of residence and comply with all regulations regarding independent contractors.

2.6. The shipping address must generally be the same as the registered address of the independent representative. In other cases, purchased goods may be shipped with at least a week's delay due to fraud control.

2.7. You may be required to provide the company with your social security number or VAT registration number before you are eligible to receive a bonus, or if otherwise required by the company or by local law for tax or other purposes. This requirement may also apply to your spouse. The company may also place a sales order or bonus certificate in your account until you have provided your tax identification number and it has been verified. Until your desired tax identification numbers have been provided, all bonuses earned will only be paid to the Marketing Account. This also refers to the KYC section explained below.

Quantum Quality Group needs accurate information about our Independent Representatives as part of our Know Your Customer Process. You must upload the information below before we can approve your application as an Independent Representative.

• Fill out the form on the "Personal Information" page.
• An internationally accepted photo ID (national ID card, passport, or driver's license)
• A bill no older than 3 months that documents your address.

Further details on documents requested for KYC purposes can be found on our website.
Following a request by an independent representative to change personal information (e.g., name, address, even email in certain cases...), a new KYC approval is required.

2.8. The term of the contract is one year from the date it is submitted.

As an independent representative of Wetality, you are directly involved in the renewal of annual memberships.
You can earn automatic membership renewal or pay online.

14 days before your membership expires, you will receive an email reminding you that it is time to renew your membership.
On the expiration date, you will receive another reminder.

If there is no notification from the independent representative that they do not intend to renew, the contract will be automatically renewed each year on the anniversary date, as long as the independent representative complies with these policies and has sufficient funds (€88) in their bonus accounts.
Membership fees can be paid in advance via the company's webshop – purchase of membership and Business Update product.
The renewal date counts as if it were paid on the expiration date. If no membership fee is purchased before the expiration date, membership is automatically renewed by charging one of the representative's accounts (promotional and/or bonus account).

If you wish to cancel your membership, please notify us of this decision at least 3 days before the expiry date. This will prevent automatic renewal.

Please note that the option to automatically debit the representative's account is not designed or intended as a standard payment option for membership. The standard way to continue your membership is to purchase a membership fee.
The option to debit from one or more accounts is designed as a preventive measure – so that usernames and accounts are not locked and expire when there are still funds available.
Membership is extended by 1 year from the date of renewal.

It is the independent representative's obligation to notify us in advance of any decision not to renew their membership and use the funds in their accounts.
Please also note that the representative's account will expire and be closed on the last date of a 3-month grace period after expiry.

If your membership expires, your role within the Wetality system will be changed to former independent representative.
This means that you will be able to purchase products on the same terms as other customers. The difference between having an active agreement and an expired agreement is the detailed bonus that your purchases do not generate for your direct upline.

There is a period of3 monthsafterexpiration during which each independent representative has the opportunity to reactivate their membership. After this period, it will no longer be possible to reactivate your username. If you later wish to become an independent representative for Wetality again, you must wait at least 12 months from the expiry date of the previous agreement before you can start as an independent representative again.

You can clear your bonus accounts before the end of the agreement or within the 3-month repayment period.
After that, any balance will be automatically deleted.

2.9. You may terminate your Independent Representative Agreement at any time without incurring any costs or penalties for such termination. You agree to forfeit all rights and benefits upon termination.

Terminating your membership with the company will result in the deactivation of your representative account, which will then be renamed to the generic company account name and retain the same position in the structure (network) to support the business compensation plan rules. You can read more specifications about this under the Business Compensation Guide.

2.10. You must immediately inform the company of any violations of policies and procedures that you become aware of. This applies to violations committed by you or third parties. The company may investigate an alleged violation that it becomes aware of through its own independent resources or internal investigations. The company may take action when necessary, at any time, and is not bound by any deadlines.

2.11. Former Independent Representatives may apply to become Independent Representatives again after a period of one year has elapsed since the termination of their agreement.

2.12. The Company expressly reserves the right to make changes to the contract after 30 days' normal notice to the independent representative. You agree that a change will take effect 30 days after such notice and will be automatically incorporated into the contract between you and the Company as an effective and binding provision. By continuing to act as an independent representative, engaging in any business activity, or accepting any bonus after the changes have become effective, you acknowledge your acceptance of the new contract terms. If you do not accept these changes, you may terminate your agreement.

The company may, at its discretion, accept changes to the contract made by an independent representative. Such acceptance must be made in writing.

2.13. Exceptions and exemptions

The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to waive any breach of or exception to any provision of the Contract. Any waiver by the company of a breach of any provision of the contract or any exemption by the company from any provision of the contract must be in writing and shall not be deemed a waiver of any subsequent or further breach or exemption for any other person or future situation.

2.14. Representation Transfer: An independent representative's account (ID) may be transferred to his heirs upon his death.

2.15. Jurisdiction: The court in Zurich, Switzerland, shall be the sole venue for the resolution of any disputes.

2.16. Choice of law: Swiss law shall govern the rights and responsibilities of the parties within the limits that may be imposed by mandatory provisions applicable to one party (the consumer) by his/her country of residence. The consumer thus still has the possibility to invoke mandatory provisions of the law of his/her country, in particular laws relating to consumer protection, which provide a higher level of protection.

3. BUSINESS UNITS

3.1. Only individuals may enter into an agreement and maintain a contractual relationship with the company. The company does not sell products to business entities for further distribution, but this is possible for individuals.

3.2. It is possible for two or more persons to form a private contractual relationship between themselves. In this case, the Company only maintains its contractual relationship with its Independent Representatives, and it is entirely a private personal matter for the contractual partners to define their relationship with each other. In relation to the Company, only the registered Independent Representative is recognized by the Company.

3.3. All payments and incentives will only be given to the original account holder.

3.4. The account holder may have earnings paid out to business entities registered in their own name – signing a declaration that they are the legal owner of this business entity is mandatory prior to any payments. Such payments must comply with local laws and tax regulations. It is the independent representative's responsibility to ensure that these requirements are met.

4. APPROVED USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION, PRIVACY POLICY, DATA DESCRIPTION

We are concerned about how your information is collected, used, and shared when you use the company's websites or do business as an Independent Representative. Additional provisions set forth the privacy policy for our websites and conduct. By using the website and registering as an Independent Representative, you agree to these provisions. You will also be informed about what personal information we collect, the reason we collect it, and be asked to actively accept this data collection. Provisions regarding the use of the company's website can be found on the website under About – Legal Terms for Users and Shop Terms.

Data collection:

In order to conduct our business properly, the company must collect and retain certain information about you. This is necessary in order to communicate with you, process your orders, ship your purchased items, track your bonuses and other compensation, pay out your earnings, etc.

Wetality always respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the privacy of all customers.

The company collects necessary personal information about you. We try to minimize the amount of this information and only collect data that is necessary to run our business.

By accessing the website, entering into the agreement, making a purchase, or being an independent representative, you are aware that your data will be processed by the company and hereby expressly consent to all information you have submitted being held by the company, its holding companies, all its subsidiaries and affiliated companies, contractual partners, and data processors.

You have the right to access, verify, and request a correction of your personal information held by the Company by contacting us at any time at support@wetality.com.

Unless otherwise required by law, all data is stored only for as long as necessary.

Information that can be used to identify any individual is considered confidential. You may be asked for this personal information when you submit agreements or order products. Other information is anonymous. Anonymous information may be shared with third parties. Personal information will not be shared with third parties without your consent, unless it is legal or legally permitted. The company's holding companies, subsidiaries and affiliated entities, contractual partners or other data processors are not considered third parties, as they need this information to operate our business. Exceptions to these provisions are also third parties who provide certain services to the company and are required to comply with these terms and conditions, and cases where the company must protect its rights.

The company may collect and use your Personal Data and disclose it as described above, even outside your jurisdiction. It may also be stored on servers outside your jurisdiction. By using the company's websites, you understand and agree to these terms.

You agree that the company has the right to collect and use any information it collects from you via its website.

The Company may use your personal information to inform you about Products and/or services that may be of interest to you.

Any other information or material, except for personal information, shall be considered non-confidential and anonymous. By submitting any information or material, the user grants the company an unlimited and irrevocable license to use, copy, present, activate, modify, transmit, and distribute such material or information and agrees that the company may freely use published ideas, concepts, knowledge, or techniques for any purpose. Any form of communication submitted by the user must be non-confidential. By publishing comments, messages, or other information on these web pages, the user grants the right to use such comments, messages, or information for marketing, advertising, market research, or other legal purposes.

Publication of data:

By accessing the website or making a purchase – as a user – you agree to your personal data being processed by the company, its holding companies, affiliated companies, subsidiaries, contractual partners, and other data processors.

You hereby consent to the transfer and disclosure of personal/confidential information that you have provided to the Company to its holding companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, contractual partners, and their data processors, wherever they may be located.

By becoming an independent representative, you agree to have your personal data processed by the company. (To become an independent representative successfully, you must give your active consent to the collection and processing of personal data).

By becoming an independent Wetality representative, you confirm that you accept that members of the company's technical and legal support team, as well as external contractors performing such tasks, have access to your account and stored personal information, bonus account, and organizational information in order to perform their duties in connection with your role as an independent representative.

You hereby authorize the transfer and disclosure of personal/confidential information that you have provided to the Company in connection with your business and Downline Organization to its parent companies and affiliates, subsidiaries, and their data processors, anywhere, your Upline distributors, when the Company determines it is appropriate, and public authorities or regulatory bodies, if required by law. You also authorize these activities with respect to data developed as a result of your activity as an independent representative.

You are obligated to maintain accurate information at all times. You must immediately notify the company of any changes to the information submitted.

It is your obligation as an independent representative to keep all confidential information about the company secret. All information concerning the Company that is not publicly available is considered confidential, and it is your duty not to disclose it without the Company's written approval.

The content sent or made available via these web pages is not and must not be considered a trade secret, secret, or confidential. By providing content and material via the company's websites, the user authorizes the company and/or its affiliates to use such material without restriction for any purpose, including copying, transmission, publication, broadcast, or other use without prior notice or payment obligations.

The user acknowledges that all comments, private messages, forums, chat rooms, and/or other methods of sending messages or engaging in mutual communication communities are public and not private in nature, and that the company may therefore monitor communications between users without their knowledge or explicit permission.

The Company has no obligation to monitor or approve any content, messages, or information that may be found in any of the Communities, and is not responsible for any actions resulting from the user's participation in any of the Communities, including responsibility for any content that may be controversial.

These websites provide hyperlinks that may direct you to other websites and content that are not affiliated with the company. The privacy policies of these websites may differ, and the company assumes no responsibility for what happens to the information they collect.

Any links to other websites are intended as a convenience to users. The Company has not reviewed all of these websites and is not responsible for any content on these websites or any damage that may arise from their use. Users access these websites at their own risk.

The company may use "cookies" to help us determine when and how the website is visited.

These terms apply only to the company's websites and not to the websites of other companies to which Wetality may provide links.

Wetality operates secure data networks protected by industry-standard firewall and password protection systems. Secure Sockets Layer (“SSL”) software protects your information during transmission. The company does not guarantee that these measures are sufficient and is not responsible for any damages resulting from security breaches or technical errors.

Some information may be sent to you via email. Please note that these transmissions are not secure.

You assume full responsibility and risk for your use of the Internet and this website. There is always a possibility that all actions may be intercepted by unauthorized third parties.

5. INDEPENDENT CIRCUMSTANCES

As an independent representative, you are an independent business owner.

5.1. This means that you understand the following and comply with these provisions:

• You are not an employee, officer, agent, partner, representative, or franchisee of the Company, and you may not represent yourself as such.

• You are self-employed.

• You have no authority to bind the Company or incur obligations on its behalf.

• You work on the road, at the location and at the time you choose, as you see fit.

• You agree that, as an independent contractor, you are responsible for all your expenses and will cover them yourself.

• Please note that you will be paid bonuses based on the sale of promoted products and not on the number of hours or the way you work.

• You are responsible for any losses you incur as an independent representative and any fees, if they are mandatory.

• You are also responsible for all costs incurred by your business without any advance payment, reimbursement, or guarantees from the company.

• You will not be treated as an employee for tax or other purposes.

5.2. The Company may require proof that you are properly registered as an independent contractor in your country of residence in order to pay you bonuses. It is entirely up to you to stay informed and comply with all legal requirements in your country of residence.

5.3. You have no authority to act on behalf of the company. If you act on behalf of the company without specific permission in each individual case, you must reimburse the company for all costs incurred in taking any remedial measures to cancel such actions.

* Acting on behalf of the Company also means, but is not limited to, any action to: register or reserve Company names, logos, trademarks, trade names, Products, including registering web addresses with Company names, trademarks, or trade names. Any unauthorized use of such names and logos will also be considered a violation of these policies. It is prohibited to represent yourself as authorized personnel of the Company, or to engage in any conduct that may appear to represent the Company and/or be on its behalf. If you wish to market our Products publicly, you must first read our Business Marketing Manual and act in accordance with it.

You must immediately assign to the Company any registration of names mentioned above without reimbursement of any costs resulting from such action and/or stop using such names, logos...

6. TAXES

6.1. Payment of self-employment taxes or other taxes related to your business is country-specific and may vary from country to country.

6.2. You are responsible for your own obligations, which may include registering and paying local taxes as required by law.

You must familiarize yourself with the laws and regulations that apply in your country of residence and business.

6.3. Income Tax: All Independent Representatives and income taxes are solely responsible. The Company will provide a statement of earnings at the end of each calendar year, when necessary. The Company may send notice to Independent Representatives' product purchases and bonus payments to the relevant tax authorities.

7. PRODUCT SALES

7.1. NO Retailing of products

Authorized countries in the European Union

It is often illegal for independent contractors to sell products directly to end users. As it is prohibited by law, the Company prohibits you from acting in any way that would violate the law or cause other errors.

We encourage you to invite all interested persons and potential consumers (customers) to order the company's products directly on our official website. This means that you refer customers to buy directly from the company.

Products sold in EU countries must comply with all applicable laws, including tax laws. It is your responsibility to stay informed about all applicable laws and official requirements in your country. Since direct sales are not permitted for independent contractors, the company must investigate and sanction such actions.

You may not, directly or indirectly, import any product or promotional materials into any unauthorized country.

As an Independent Representative, you have the right to purchase products in a third country. You may only purchase Products in a non-resident country for personal use or to demonstrate Products to potential new Independent Contractors and customers.

You may be subject to additional requirements imposed by the laws and official authorities of certain countries.

You should contact the company for more information about any questions or issues arising from purchase and business obligations.

In general, the company's business model is designed in such a way that the company itself sells directly to end customers, and the company's independent representatives earn income through a business compensation plan by referring customers to the company's web shop.

We have made certain exceptions where our Independent Representatives are permitted to retail Wetality products to end customers through their own independent companies and businesses.

It is important to follow the company's rules for direct sales and to submit the document DIRECT SALES OF WETALITY PRODUCTS from the "PRIVATE WEB SHOP AGREEMENT" link before you decide to proceed in this manner.

7.2. Purchasing products solely to qualify for bonuses is prohibited.

Your Wetality opportunity is built on referring our products to the end consumer. Since retail sales are not permitted in a specific authorized country, you are encouraged to invite all interested parties and potential consumers to purchase products directly through our official website. It is very important that you build your business around sales to ultimate (end) consumers.

The company asks all independent contractors to only purchase products that they personally would consume, consume with their family, or use as a promotional tool. Purchasing products solely for the purpose of collecting bonuses or otherwise manipulating the upline or downline organization is strictly prohibited.

7.3. There are no holding requirements for Independent Representatives.

Independent representatives may not purchase inventories in an amount that unreasonably exceeds what can be expected to be used as a sales tool or consumed within a reasonable period of time. The company reserves the right to limit the amount of purchases that independent representatives may make if, in its opinion, the purchases are primarily made for bonus qualification or other manipulation rather than consumption or promotion.

7.4. The Company always reserves the right to recover any bonus paid if it discovers that the bonus has been generated in a manner that the Company considers to be in breach of the Contract or any official requirement.

8. COMMUNICATION WITH THE COMPANY

For general, legal, or financial matters, please contact us at support@wetality.com, and we will ensure that your request is forwarded to the relevant Wetality department.

We will do our best to respond to your emails quickly – usually within 3 business days.

You will receive confirmation from the company via email that your communication has been received. You must keep all emails as proof of communication. Only content received from one of the company's three email addresses can be considered valid.

The company will communicate with you via the email address you provided when you registered. You will be notified immediately of any major or minor changes, and updates will be published online, so it is your responsibility to regularly read all documents and keep yourself informed.

9. PRODUCT POLICY AND PRODUCT OWNERSHIP TRANSFER

The company must repair, replace, reduce the price, or issue a refund if goods you have purchased prove to be defective or do not look or function as advertised. You can read all the details about the return and exchange policy on the company's website under the section Legal – Shop Terms and Conditions.

10. SHIPPING

The company handles shipping of purchased products through its logistics partners. You can read all the details about Wetality Shipping on the company's website under the section Legal – Terms and Conditions.

10.1. Wetality REGISTRATION

As an independent representative, you can choose to have payments collected automatically every two months for the Products you want delivered every two months. You can read all about the Wetality Smartship program on the company's website under the section Legal – Shop Terms and Conditions.

11. ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS AND ORDERING

Products can be ordered from the Company directly using the Company's official website. No minimum order is required. The Company does not accept orders on credit – goods will be shipped once they have been paid for in full. If an overpayment is made when placing an order, the Company will provide you with a refund or credit for the product or service purchase. You must have written approval from another independent representative in order to place an order in their name.

CREDIT CARD USE

Independent Representatives must regularly use their own personal credit cards to place product or service orders. They may not place a product order using someone else's credit card without the credit card owner's written permission. Failure to obtain permission may result in cancellation of sales and disciplinary action.

If there are insufficient funds on the credit card and payment cannot be made in full, the company will retain this order and only ship it once full payment has been made. The order expiration date is usually the day the payment is accepted, but may be the day the order is placed if the system says "payment pending," as payment can sometimes be delayed due to the payment system. This means that orders that must be placed by a certain deadline must respect that deadline to prevent any problematic situations. Any of the above situations are solely the inconvenience of the independent representative, and the company cannot help in any way when it comes to changing the time of purchase.

PRODUCT ORIGINALITY

Repackaging is prohibited. You may not print other labels. Products may only be used in their original packaging.

PRICE CHANGES

The Company will normally give you 14 days' notice before changing the prices of Products or Services. No notice will be given of price changes resulting from a change in the applicable VAT rate.

Wetality OPPORTUNITY GOALS

The purpose of a distribution system is to sell Products to you as a consumer and to any representatives of your household. The main focus of your business should be to recommend the company's products to customers by referring them to the company's official website.

WHOLESALE

The Company reserves the wholesale function exclusively for itself. You are prohibited from actively selling to individuals who resell the Products through a store or via the Internet, unless approved in writing by the Company. You are also prohibited from importing the Products into an unauthorized country or using any other form of distribution that violates the primary purpose of your and/or the Company's business.

RETAIL STORES

No sales to retailers are permitted. If you know or reasonably believe that your customer intends to sell products through retail outlets, you must inform the company.

BUSINESS-RELATED MARKETING MATERIALS

You may only use Business Promotion Materials produced and distributed by the Company to promote the Business, Products, and Business Compensation Plan.

You may prepare or use your own Business Promotion Materials, but only after they have been inspected and approved by the Company.

As laws and regulations vary from country to country, you may only use Business Promotion Materials that are specifically approved for use in the country where you distribute materials and conduct business.

You may only distribute promotional materials through personal contact.

INDEPENDENCE

Any provision of the contract that is prohibited, legally invalid, or otherwise unenforceable in any jurisdiction shall be ineffective only to the extent of the prohibition, invalidity, or unenforceability in that jurisdiction and only within that jurisdiction.

Any prohibited, legally invalid, or unenforceable provision of the contract shall not invalidate or render unenforceable any other provision of the contract, nor shall that provision of the contract be invalidated or rendered unenforceable in other jurisdictions.

NO GOSSIP

It is your duty to notify the Company of any issues you find disruptive or inconsistent. No false or malicious claims about the Company or its products will be tolerated. Any such action will be considered a serious policy violation and will result in termination of an agreement.

12. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

12.1. Activity in unauthorized markets:

Permitted:Anindependent representative may distribute business cards, organize and/or participate in a meeting. Participants must be personal contacts of the independent representative. It is prohibited to solicit other individuals to participate.

Prohibited:Import, sale, gifts, and any other form of product or sample distribution are prohibited. Advertising is prohibited. Only company-approved Business Promotion Materials that are specifically approved for distribution to specific cases in unauthorized markets may be shared. It is prohibited to submit, negotiate, or register citizens/residents in an unauthorized market. This is only permitted if these persons also have permanent residence and the legal permission to conduct business in an authorized market. Failure to present such proof to the company will result in the declaration of such actions from the outset and disciplinary action.

12.2. Prohibited local markets: Any marketing and/or market activity in an unopened market is prohibited.

12.3. Violation of international policy: In addition to other remedies permitted under the contract, an independent representative who fails to comply with any international provision may be prohibited from participating in the affected international market for a period deemed appropriate by the company.

13. REQUIREMENTS

13.1. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS

13.1.1. You may not make medical claims or state or imply that any product is formulated, designed, or approved by the company or any regulatory authority to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. This would falsely imply that the products are drugs rather than cosmetics, skincare, or nutritional products.

Do not compare the products with medicines. Any such representation, claim or comparison by you may result in your personal liability.

You should not state or imply that any Product is registered or approved by national authorities. It is the Company's obligation to ensure that all products approved for sale in a particular authorized country meet all requirements and standards in that country, but certain products may be illegal in a particular market, so it is your responsibility to ensure that certain specific products can be legally ordered for your market.

Some markets do not require advance notification, while others require a specific product notification for each cosmetic or nutritional product sold by the Company.

When claiming product benefits or giving personal opinions about products, please note that these are always based solely on your personal experience and opinion. Specific health-related claims can only be made in accordance with national legislation on nutrition and health claims. Claims must be accurate and not misleading.

13.1.2. DISCLAIMER

When you submit your agreement and conduct business related to the company's products, you also confirm your awareness of the company's disclaimer policy. It is very important that you understand it completely and manage your communication, business, and structure in accordance with these provisions:

“Product requirements and health:

Please note that the products and claims on this website and any associated websites have not been evaluated by official institutions and are not intended to diagnose, prevent, treat, or cure any disease or illness.

The company and its websites are not intended to provide medical advice. Products, descriptions, and studies on this website are for informational purposes only. Information about health and medical conditions, products, and advice on this or any affiliated websites is not a substitute for the opinion of healthcare professionals.

Consult a physician or other healthcare professional regarding any medical or health-related issues for diagnosis and treatment.

No self-management of personal health is recommended.

Information about product labels and packaging must be accurate, and you should consult your healthcare provider before taking any steps in using our products. Contact your doctor about any interaction with medications or supplements you are already using.

Comments on this website, linked websites, forums, and other written or spoken communications are not claims by Wetality and are solely personal opinions.

Wetality is not responsible for information about health issues and cannot be held liable for any damage resulting from such information.

13.2. INCOME REQUIREMENTS

13.2.1. The Company will provide its Independent Representatives with an income disclosure document after this data can be collected and presented—after a certain period of time during which bonuses have been calculated. This is your only reason for providing any income claims.

13.2.2. Bonus received by an independent representative:

• when a customer is referred to the company's official website by him/her and purchases products there

• when this representative purchases products for themselves

• when an independent representative in their downline purchases products

is your potential earnings as an independent representative. For further information, please refer to the company's Business Compensation Plan.

13.2.3. You must keep your business documentation and provide it to the company upon request.

13.2.4. There is no guaranteed income for Independent Representatives.

It is important that all Independent Representatives are fully informed and have realistic expectations about the income opportunity associated with being an Independent Representative. You must not make any specific or implied claims about the income opportunity that are false or misleading, including income guarantees of any kind. Your own income, bonuses, and other benefits may not be referenced to other Independent Representatives or potential new representatives. No lifestyle changes or other material statements may be invoked. We strongly recommend that you do not quit your job or incur any debt.

14. BONUS

14.1. You may qualify for a bonus under the Business Compensation Plan (Bonus Plan).

14.2. The bonus plan contains all provisions relating to bonuses.

14.3. Additional provisions

• You may not receive the Bonus if you breach the Contract.

• The requirements for receiving a bonus and the conditions for determining the bonus amount may be changed by the company at any time with 30 days' notice;

• Bonuses may be paid using a method chosen by the company;

• No interest shall accrue on bonuses when payment thereof has been delayed by the company for any reason;

14.4. Bonus reinstatement

The company has the right to demand that you repay any bonus paid to you:

• on products returned under the company's refund policy

• on products returned in connection with any violation

• on bonuses that were paid out in error

The company may decide to withhold your future bonuses until such repayment has been made.

14.5. It is your responsibility to ensure that the bonus paid to you is correct. If you discover an error in your payment, you must notify the Company within 90 days of receiving your bonus. If you fail to notify the Company of any errors or discrepancies in connection with a bonus payment within this 90-day period, you will be deemed to have accepted the payment as full and complete payment of any bonus.

14.6. Marketing Account: This is an account in your Wetality back office where bonuses are paid. For new Independent Representatives, all bonuses are first paid into this account. Because different countries have different legal requirements for paying bonuses in cash to independent contractors, bonuses will be collected and stored in the Marketing Account until these requirements are met. You can either accumulate your bonuses in this account or use them to pay for products, SmartShip, business fees, etc. It is not possible to transfer bonuses to other Independent Representatives.

The first €40 in generated Bonus per month is also paid into the Marketing Account. This applies to all Independent Representatives in all markets. You can use this bonus to purchase products, pay business expenses... This bonus cannot be paid out in cash.

The funds accumulated in an expired Marketing Account will be donated to charity. Independent representatives who participate in annual meetings decide which charity will receive the donation for that year.

14.7. Bonus Account: This is an account in your Wetality back office where bonuses that are not paid into the Marketing Account are paid. You can have this bonus paid out.

14.8 It is not possible to transfer funds between accounts.

14.9 The Company reserves the right to debit any independent representative's bonus accounts if there is an outstanding claim against them, such as, but not limited to, unpaid order(s), overdue invoice, any other financial contractual obligation. The amount charged shall be equal to the amount owed plus any additional procedural or similar fees, if applicable.

15. MARKETING TOOLS

15.1. Media campaigns

15.1. Campaigns using mass media are prohibited.

You may not use any form of media or other mass communication/advertising to promote the Products, including advertising on mass communication on the Internet, except for your own social media contacts. Products may only be promoted through personal contact or promotional materials produced and distributed by the Company or by Independent Representatives in accordance with these Policies and Procedures.

15.2. Media interviews are prohibited

You may not promote products or Wetality's opportunities through interviews with the media, articles in publications, news reports, or other public information, trade, or industry information sources. Unless you have written permission from the company to speak on behalf of the company. You may not give any interview or information to any media outlet about the company's products or business. Please refer any media contact directly to the company.

15.3. Internet activities

– You must use the company's websites.

– You may use: links to the company's official website or other promotional material created by the company. Any information linked to these links must not contain incorrect or misleading information.

– You can use: social networking sites, blogs, social media, forums, bulletin boards, wikis, podcasts, and other websites that have content based on user participation and user-generated content.

– to disseminate preliminary information about the Company or your involvement with the Company, Direct Users to a Company's official website, Submit company-produced Business Promotion Materials or Materials approved by the Company for posting on personal blogs or social networking sites. Communications of this nature must be consistent with the primary use of such forum, website, blog, message board, wiki, or podcast and other form of Internet use and must not be an Internet marketing site.

15.3.1. In addition, you must comply with the company's social media guidelines, which are published separately on the company's official website. These guidelines will be incorporated into and form part of the Policies and Procedures Manual. The guidelines may change from time to time, and it is your responsibility to know the current recommendations and comply with them. In the event of a violation, the company may, in addition to taking disciplinary action against you, require you to immediately remove any information or marketing materials from the internet.

15.3.2. Internet sales

Products may only be sold online via the company's websites.

Independent representatives may not sell through private websites of any kind or any other form of internet use, such as internet video and audio, social networking services, social media, etc.

An exception to this clause is based on the company's direct sales agreement, which can be found atWetality Direct Sales.
Any direct sales from private sites will be treated according to the provisions of this agreement, even in the event of failure to submit this agreement – meaning that the representative may be held liable under the provisions of this agreement even if he/she does not sign this agreement but still resells Wetality products.

15.4. Service companies

Independent Representatives may promote Products through service businesses that provide services related to the Products, such as spas and fitness centers. The Company reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to make a final determination as to whether a business is an appropriate venue for promoting the Products. The Company's permission in individual cases does not waive its right to enforce this policy in other cases.

15.5. Trade fairs

An Independent Representative may rent a booth or set up an exhibit at a trade show, public event, or convention to promote products when permitted by local laws. The company's permission is required for such an event. During an event, the Independent Representative must personally comply with the policy manual and is also responsible for the actions of any person working at the booth.

15.6. Campaign for any third party

It is in accordance with the Company's complete network marketing model that independent representatives market the company and its products solely through and to personal contacts – no public solicitation is permitted.
This means that it is prohibited to promote the Company and/or its products in public places and/or to persons who are not specifically targeted through your prior contact.

16. PRODUCT LIABILITY

16.1. Defense of claims – The Company shall defend, independently of the independent representative, claims from third-party customers for damage due to the use of a product or damage resulting from a defective product.

Any such claim must be notified to the Company within 10 days of the claimant's letter. Failure to notify the Company of this shall relieve the Company of any obligation to comply with this requirement.

The independent representative shall allow the Company to exercise sole and absolute discretion in respecting the defense of the claim and to use and select counsel as a condition of the Company's obligation to defend them.

16.2. Exceptions to compensation for independent representative:

– The independent representative has not complied with the contract with respect to the obligations and restrictions of his business or

– The independent representative has repackaged, modified, or misused the product, made claims, instructions, or recommendations regarding use, safety, effectiveness, benefits, or results that do not comply with the Company's approved policies, or

– The independent representative settles or attempts to settle a claim without the company's written approval.

17. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

The company and its managers, employees, and shareholders are not liable for:

A. Special, indirect, incidental, punitive, or consequential damages, including lost profits, arising out of or related to the operation or use of the Products, even if the company has been advised of the possibility of such damages.

* including, without limitation, damages resulting from loss of revenue or profits, failure to realize savings or other benefits, damage to equipment, and claims against the independent representative by any third party, even if the company has been advised of the possibility of such damages.

B. Damages (regardless of their nature) for any delay or failure by the Company to fulfill its obligations under the contract due to any cause beyond its reasonable control.

C. Claims that have been the subject of legal proceedings against the Company more than one year after the alleged breach. Notwithstanding any other provisions in the contract, the Company's total liability hereunder shall not exceed the amounts actually received by the Company under the terms of the contract.

As an independent representative, you agree to indemnify the company and its affiliates against any liability, damages, penalties, fines arising out of or in connection with your actions and activities.

18. DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS

Distributors have rights under the contract if they do not violate any rules and procedures and other binding contractual provisions. If an independent representative violates any of the terms and conditions of the contract or engages in illegal, fraudulent, or unethical business conduct, the company may, at its discretion, invoke disciplinary measures as it deems appropriate. The potential disciplinary actions are:

Warning (verbal or written)

Requirements for certain actions

Investigation

Suspension of privileges

Limited bonus payment

Transfer of independent representative organization

Suspension of Agreement

Termination of Contract

18.1. Termination – The Company may terminate an Independent Representative's account at any time for violation of these policies and procedures or any other publicly available legal document containing terms and conditions. Such termination will result in the permanent loss of the independent representative's rights, including, but not limited to, the right to promote/sell the company's products, enrol downlines, receive bonuses and compensation for the activities of the former downline organisation, use trademarks, lists of customers and independent representatives...

You agree that for one year after termination, you will not recruit or contact any downlines from your former organization.

The same conditions apply to cancellation/non-renewal of membership.

19. BONUS PLAN

A Bonus Plan is a document that represents a form of organization and bonus earnings.

A complete copy of the Bonus Plan has been provided to you. The Bonus Plan is part of the contract, and you are bound by its terms. The Bonus Plan may be changed by the company at any time with 30 days' notice. A current copy of the Bonus Plan is available atwww.wetality.com.

19.1. Exceptions: The Company has the right, at its sole discretion, to retain, maintain, or promote an independent representative to any level in the Bonus Plan without regard to the fulfillment of level requirements or to waive any other obligation or requirement in the Bonus Plan. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Company, the Company may terminate any exception that has been granted.

19.2. No compensation for sponsorship. There is no compensation for sponsoring other independent representatives. An independent representative's compensation level is based on sales of Products based on your referrals to customers and sales based on referrals from your downline organization.

19.3. No Income Guarantee: Independent Representatives are never guaranteed a specific income or any profit or success. Earning Bonuses as an Independent Representative requires significant time, hard work, and commitment. Always be prepared to conduct your business in a financially responsible manner. You should not incur debt to purchase products or promotional materials, terminate your current employment, or incur expenses that exceed the amount of your bonus. Earnings come only through successful sales of Products and the promotion of sales by other independent representatives in your downline organization. Average independent representative earnings at each level within the bonus plan can be found atwww.wetality.com.

19.4. Maintaining the integrity of the Bonus Plan is the responsibility of the company and its independent representatives. You must comply with the provisions of the Bonus Plan and may not use false identification numbers, names, purchase additional products solely to maintain a level, warehouse products, or use any other form of manipulation that violates the Bonus Plan or its intent.

20. SPONSORSHIP

20.1. You may only act as a sponsor if you meet all requirements and accept all responsibilities described in the contract.

20.2. You become a sponsor by referring other individuals to become independent representatives of the company. Once they have submitted an independent representative agreement to the company and upon receipt of the company's agreement description, applicants are placed immediately under the sponsor listed on their agreement. A newly sponsored independent representative becomes part of your downline organization. This does not create any ownership interest in this organization or any information. All independent representatives are part of the organization, and the organization and any information about it is owned solely by the company and not by the sponsor.

20.3. If the company receives inquiries from individuals regarding the company's products or business opportunities, the company shall refer these individuals to independent representatives at its discretion.

20.4. Honesty and disclosure: When introducing someone to the business opportunity, you must fully disclose the company's business model. You must inform potential new representatives that the only financial requirement to become an independent representative is the purchase of a minimum order and a small annual fee.

20.5. You may not encourage or assist another independent representative to switch lines to another sponsor. Sponsor changes are only possible within a few days of becoming an independent representative and solely due to errors in providing the correct independent representative name as sponsor. All such requests must be sent to support@wetality.com, and it is at the company's discretion to approve or deny such a request.

The initial placementofan independent representative or customer is of utmost importance. At the time a new independent representative or customer is registered, they can be placed anywhere in the network organization, referring to the person who introduced them to the company.

Position changesregisteredwithin 7 calendar days of registration with the company may change a position in the organization (change a sponsor) if an error has occurred in the registration (e.g., if an incorrect referral code has been entered or a technical error has occurred). After this period, no change in positioning is permitted. The company will not normally approve such requests, but certain exceptions may be granted on a case-by-case basis. These placement changes are rarely approved and should involve both (old and new) sponsor agreements.

Cross-line movements and activities that directly or indirectly influence a person who is nevertheless an independent representative or customer to change his sponsorship are strictly prohibited.

Recruitment, public solicitation, registration of the company's independent representatives to another
direct-sales-network company
If you are an independent representative of another company that has its business model based on MLM sales, network sales, direct sales, and all similar matters, you can only recruit, request and/or register the company's existing independent representatives to such another company if their place in the company's network structure is in your direct personal downline organization (placed directly under you and not placed as downline for another independent representative, including your own independent ownline representatives).

Failure to comply with this provision may, at our discretion, result in disciplinary action by the company, including but not limited to removing you from the existing structure.

20.6. You may not require a current or potential Independent Representative to purchase any products or other business materials and services that result in such a purchase being required.

The company's independent representatives are prohibited from participating in pyramid schemes and other forms of fraudulent activities and/or gambling.

20.7. You must not deter, attempt to deter, or deter an independent representative from directly contacting the company, or the company from directly contacting an independent representative.

20.8. Ownership: The organization is a proprietary trade secret asset owned by the company.

20.9. RESPONSIBILITY OF A SPONSOR:

– You must supervise, coach, instruct, support, and maintain ongoing communication with any independent representative you sponsor, as well as with your downline organization, in accordance with the contract.

– Provide regular training, guidance, and encouragement to your downline organization.

– Ensure that all independent representatives in your downline organization understand that they must comply with the terms of the contract and applicable national and local laws, regulations, and ordinances.

– Assist in any disputes that arise between a customer and a representative of your downline organization and attempt to resolve the disputes

– Coach and train your downline organization to ensure that the promotion of product sales and potential additional recruitment of prospective representatives complies with the contract and other company regulations and applicable laws and regulations;

– Monitor the activities of those you personally sponsor and those in your downline organization to prevent violations of these policies and manipulation of the Business Compensation Plan;

– Monitor and assist your downline organization's efforts to promote the company's products to potential customers

– Cooperate with the company regarding investigations of your downline organization and, upon request, provide all relevant information.

20.10. Confidentiality within the Organization: An Independent Representative has access to confidential information. This information is owned by and valuable to the Company's business. It is available solely for the purpose of promoting the sale of the Company's products, coaching, sponsorship potential, and new Independent Representatives.

The company would not make confidential information available to you without your acceptance of these provisions.

20.11. During the term of the agreement and for a period of four years after the termination or expiry of the agreement, it is prohibited to:

– Disclose confidential information relating to the organization, as well as keywords and user IDs

– Use Confidential Information for purposes other than to promote the business of the company

– Attempts to influence or affect an independent representative or customer of the company and their business relationship with the company

– Use or disclose any confidential information to any person in connection with or contained in the network that was obtained from your agreement becoming effective

– Recruit or attempt to recruit an existing independent representative to another multi-level marketing company.

In the event of termination of your agreement, you must immediately return all confidential information to the company.

20.22. Representative Confidentiality: As an Independent Representative, you may, at your discretion, have access to information about other Independent Representatives and their downline organizations in order to provide them with business support. This information is highly confidential, and you must not disclose any information.

20.23. In consideration of the Company's recognition, bonuses, and other compensation you receive as a distributor, you will not defame the Company, other companies, or other individuals. Breach of this provision may result in termination of your agreement.

20.24. Monetary damages may be insufficient to compensate the Company for damages caused by a breach of the Policies. The Company is entitled to injunctive or temporary restraining orders or other available remedies, including damages, without prior notice. You agree to reimburse the Company for its costs and reasonable attorneys' fees in connection with taking the necessary legal action.

GLOSSARY

AUTHORIZED COUNTRYAnycountry designated in writing by the company as officially open for business.

VALUABLE INTERESTSAnybenefits (ownership rights, rights to services, rights to continue company-sponsored travel and other events, rights to purchase products at wholesale prices, recognition of any kind, etc.) associated with a position as an independent representative. A person has a beneficial interest for a spouse or domestic partner. If a person is or should be listed on the business unit agreement for a business unit, that person is considered to have a beneficial interest in such business unit.

BONUS. Compensation (sometimes called “commissions”) paid by the Company to an Independent Representative based on the volume of products sold through referrals to an Independent Representative organization, when they meet the requirements of the Company’s Bonus Plan.

BUSINESS ACTIVITYAnyactivity that distributes, promotes, or assists the business, including signing an agreement, purchasing products from or returning products to the company, sponsoring and/or recruiting new independent representatives, shipping services, or other activities that the company, in its sole discretion, determines to be considered as such.

BUSINESS ENTITYAnybusiness entity such as a corporation, partnership, limited liability company, trust, or other form of business organization that is legally formed under the laws of the jurisdiction in which it was organized.

MARKETING MATERIALSAnymaterials, whether physical, printed, or digital, used in offering or selling company products, recruiting potential independent representatives, coaching them, etc., that refer to the company, its products, the Bonus Plan, or Real Estate.

In this document, the Company or“Wetality”means:

Quantum Vitality Group Switzerland SA

Industriestrasse 13B, CH-6300 Zug, Switzerland,andall of its holdings, affiliates, associated companies, contractual distributors, and subsidiaries.

COMPANY-APPROVED BUSINESS SUPPORT MATERIALSMarketing materialsdesignated in writing by the company as approved for use in specific countries.

Confidential Information means all private, confidential, and/or proprietary information disclosed or discovered concerning the Company, including, but not limited to, intellectual property rights, trade secrets, organization, personal information, sales volumes, manuals, protocols, policies, procedures, marketing and strategic information, computer software, training materials, non-public financial information, and any copies, notes, or abstracts of such information or other information that the Company considers proprietary, highly sensitive, or valuable to its business.

CONTRACTThe agreementbetween an Independent Representative and the Company, consisting of the following: These are the Policies and Procedures, the Bonus Plan, the Independent Representative Agreement, the Business Unit Agreement, and any other Company policy documents publicly available.

COMPANY CREDITAnindependent representative's credit balance. Sales promotion account balances can be used to purchase Products, pay business expenses, shipping costs, etc.

CUSTOMERSAperson who purchases a product or service from the company.

DOWNLINEAnother termfor the organization under an existing representative. A group of independent representatives either directly sponsored or connected in a direct chain of sponsorship in the organization of a particular independent representative.

ENROLLERAnEnroller is an independent representative who has been enrolled by an Enroller.

ENROLLEREnrolleris a term that allows an independent representative to qualify for levels and bonuses. A sponsor.

INDEPENDENT REPRESENTATIVEAperson who is an independent contractor authorized by the Company to purchase and promote products based on his or her experience with the Company's products, recruit other independent representatives, and receive bonuses in accordance with the requirements of the Bonus Plan. An independent representative's relationship with the Company is governed by the contract. More than one person may be included as a co-applicant. In that case, this term refers to all persons collectively, even though each person individually has all rights and obligations.

INDEPENDENT REPRESENTATIVE AGREEMENTThe application, whether in printed or electronic form, creates an independent representative who, upon acceptance by the company, becomes part of the contract between the independent representative and the company.

LOCAL MARKETAsingle country or group of countries designated by the Company.

ORGANIZATIONThe groupof independent representatives sponsored in a direct and subsequent downline chain of sponsorship. The company's independent representative and customer network, lists describing this network, contact persons, or personal information collected by the company...

NON-RESIDENT COUNTRYAcountry other than your home country that has been approved.

PERSONAperson, company, partnership, or other legal entity.

PRODUCTSTheproducts and services of the company that are sold in each authorized country.

PRODUCTCLAIMS Claimsrelated to the effect or impact of the company's products. Product claims are regulated by federal, state, or local authorities where the independent representative does business (Food and Drug Administration, Federal Trade Commission, or similar government agencies in jurisdiction).

RESIDENT COUNTRYForan individual, it is the country, territory, or other political jurisdiction where they are a citizen or legal resident. For a business entity, it is the country, territory, or other political jurisdiction where it is legally formed under the laws of the Resident Country. Each representative of the business entity has the appropriate legal permission to conduct business in their home country.

SPONSORAnindependent representative under whom another independent representative is directly placed in their downline organization.

USERAperson who visits the company's website.