Modere Review

If you are asking whether Modere is still a normal standalone storefront, the current answer is no. As of August 25, 2026, modere.com redirects to Shaklee, and Shaklee said on May 23, 2025 that it had acquired substantially all of Modere's business. In practical terms, this is an evidence review of a legacy product line now sold inside Shaklee, not first-hand testing of an independent Modere store.

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What changed

Shaklee's official press release says it acquired substantially all of Modere's business through a subsidiary, including Modere's trademarks, patents, formulas, manufacturing and testing equipment, and related inventory. The same release says products such as Liquid BioCell Collagen, Trim, Sculpt, Burn, and Curb became available through Shaklee on May 28, 2025. That is the biggest fact older Modere reviews miss.

What still exists under the Modere name

Current official Shaklee pages still show a live Modere collection. In Shaklee's navigation, the Modere section includes Liquid BioCell Collagen, Trim and Smooth, Burn, Curb, Sculpt, Targeted Supplements, and Beauty in the current site navigation. A current official Modere home page under Shaklee also still lists household products such as laundry detergent, dish soap, and FreshSpace here. So Modere has not vanished entirely, but it no longer operates as its own standalone commerce experience.

How to read the product claims now

The current official Modere supplement and beauty pages on Shaklee still use strong brand claims. For example, the active Trim and Smooth collection page says the product can improve body composition and visibly reduce the appearance of cellulite, and current beauty pages continue marketing CellProof products with appearance-focused claims here. Those are current brand claims, not independent proof of what any individual buyer will experience. If you are evaluating Modere for supplements or body-composition outcomes, that distinction matters more than older hype-heavy reviews suggest.

Policy shift: you are now under Shaklee rules

The old standalone Modere policy language should not guide a current purchase. Shaklee's current Shipping & Return Policy says U.S. orders may ship only within the U.S., certain U.S. territories, and APO/FPO military addresses. The same policy says a refund is issued for the full amount paid less shipping, and that customers are responsible for return shipping. For larger returns, Shaklee says product may have to be received before credit is issued. That is a materially different buying context from the older Modere-specific assumptions many reviews still repeat.

Recurring charges are possible if you opt into loyalty ordering

Recurring-order friction also lives under Shaklee now. In its current member terms, Shaklee says a Loyalty Order runs on a recurring monthly basis and continues until you cancel or modify it. The same terms say you may change or cancel your Loyalty Order at any time through your account or by calling Shaklee. That is manageable if you want automated replenishment, but it is still recurring billing and should be treated carefully.

Support and contact now run through Shaklee

Current official Modere collection pages on Shaklee list Modere@shaklee.com for product assistance on the home collection page. That is another signal that the brand is being maintained as a product line within a different operating company rather than as the old standalone Modere store.

Quick decision table

Decision point	What the current official record shows	Why it matters
Standalone Modere store	modere.com currently redirects to Shaklee.	You should evaluate today's purchase flow as Shaklee's, not legacy Modere's.
Brand status	Shaklee said on May 23, 2025 it acquired substantially all of Modere's business press release.	Older reviews that treat Modere as unchanged are materially stale.
What is still sold	Shaklee still lists Modere collagen, Trim and Smooth, Burn, Curb, Sculpt, supplements, beauty, and home items current category pages.	Some legacy favorites remain available, but under a different seller and rule set.
Shipping	Current U.S. policy limits shipping to the U.S., certain territories, and APO/FPO addresses policy.	That is narrower than the old Modere international framing many readers may remember.
Returns	Refunds are less shipping, and the customer handles return shipping policy.	Current return friction is part of the real decision, especially for high-ticket supplement routines.
Recurring orders	Loyalty Orders are recurring monthly until canceled or modified terms.	Important if you want replenishment convenience but dislike recurring charges.

Who might still consider Modere

Former Modere buyers who specifically want legacy product lines that Shaklee says it now owns and continues to sell.
Shoppers who are comfortable buying through Shaklee instead of a standalone Modere storefront.
People who understand that current supplement and beauty claims are still brand claims and want to evaluate them conservatively.

Who should pause or choose an alternative

Anyone who expects the old standalone Modere shopping experience, policies, or account structure to still apply unchanged.
International buyers relying on old articles that describe broader Modere shipping coverage.
Shoppers who dislike recurring replenishment setups and want no chance of monthly rebilling.
Anyone treating body-composition or appearance claims as guaranteed personal outcomes instead of marketed claims with conditions and disclaimers.

Bottom line

Modere is no longer best judged as an independent e-commerce brand. The current question is whether you want a legacy Modere product line that now lives under Shaklee's ownership, shipping rules, return policy, and recurring-order terms. If that change in control is acceptable and you are evaluating the products as marketing claims rather than promised outcomes, there is still something current to review. If you wanted the old Modere experience, this is no longer it.