Illinois
Consultant Agreement Siberian Wellness LLC
Effective Date: 06.01.2026.
- Acceptance of Agreement
This Consultant Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into between Siberian Wellness LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (the “Company”), and the individual or entity registering as a Consultant (“Consultant,” “you,” or “your”).
By registering as a Consultant, you:- acknowledge that you have read and understood this Agreement; and
- agree to be bound by this Agreement and all applicable Company policies and documents, including the Policies and Procedures, Consultant Standards, Income Disclosure Statement (“IDS”), Refund and Return Policy, and the Company’s Terms of Use (collectively, the “Policies”), each as may be updated from time to time and incorporated herein by reference.
As part of the registration process, Consultants may be required to review and affirmatively acknowledge this Agreement and applicable Policies, including the current Income Disclosure Statement, prior to completing enrollment. - Definitions
For purposes of this Agreement:- “Products” means goods offered by the Company, including food supplements, cosmetics, personal care products, and related items.
- “Policies” means the Company’s Policies & Procedures (Consultant Standards), Privacy Policy, Refund / Returns Policy, Consultant Agreement, Income Disclosure Statement (IDS), and any other policies issued by the Company, each as may be amended from time to time and incorporated into this Agreement by reference.
- “Privileged Client” means a registered customer purchasing Products through the Company.
- “Commissionable Volume (CV)” means the value assigned by the Company to Product sales for compensation purposes.
- “Personal Volume (PV)” means the Consultant’s personal monthly sales volume as determined by the Company.
- “Official Company Materials” means marketing materials, product descriptions, disclosures, and other content that are:
- created, issued, or expressly approved by the Company; and
- made available through the Website or otherwise expressly authorized by the Company - “Bona Fide End Consumers” means purchasers of Products who are:
- not participating in the Compensation Plan as Consultants; and
- purchasing Products primarily for personal use or consumption, and not for purposes of qualifying for compensation.
- Eligibility and Registration
3.1 Eligibility
To become a Consultant, you must:- be at least eighteen (18) years of age;
- have the legal capacity to enter into binding agreements;
- provide accurate and complete registration information;
- maintain a valid U.S. mobile number; and
- comply with applicable laws, including tax reporting requirements.
Consultants may register online, either directly or through referral by an existing Consultant.
3.3 Verification and Approval
The Company reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to:- accept or reject any application;
- require identity verification or supporting documentation; and
- suspend or terminate registration where fraud, duplication, or non-compliance is suspected.
Consultants may operate through a legal entity, subject to Company approval and compliance with applicable requirements. - Independent Contractor Status; No Authority; Company Non-Liability
4.1 Independent Contractor Status
Consultants are independent contractors and are not employees, agents, partners, or representatives of the Company.
Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to create any employment, partnership, joint venture, or agency relationship.
4.2 No Authority
Consultants have no authority to:- bind or obligate the Company in any manner;
- make representations, warranties, or guarantees on behalf of the Company; or
- alter, waive, or modify any Company policies or terms.
4.3 No Reliance on Consultant Statements
The Company does not authorize Consultants to make any statements except as expressly permitted in Official Company Materials.
Any third party interacting with a Consultant does so at their own risk and shall not rely on any statement, representation, or promise made by a Consultant that is not expressly authorized by the Company.
4.4 Company Non-Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Company shall not be liable for any acts, omissions, statements, or representations made by Consultants, including but not limited to:- unauthorized earnings or income claims;
- unauthorized health, medical, or product-related claims;
- marketing or promotional activities; or
- any other conduct undertaken independently by a Consultant.
Consultants are solely responsible for their own conduct, including:- compliance with applicable laws and regulations;
- accuracy of all statements made; and
- all marketing, sales, and business activities.
- Consultant Obligations
Consultants shall:- conduct business in a lawful, ethical, and professional manner;
- comply with this Agreement and all applicable Policies;
- provide accurate and truthful information; and
- avoid any conduct that could harm the reputation of the Company or its Products.
- Compensation Plan
6.1 General
Consultants may earn compensation in accordance with the Company’s compensation plan, as may be updated from time to time (the “Compensation Plan”).
6.2 Types of Compensation
Compensation may include:- retail profit or cashback;
- commissions on direct customer purchases;
- team or network commissions; and
- bonuses or incentive programs.
The Compensation Plan is designed to reward the sale of Products to Bona Fide End Consumers and related legitimate business activity.
Compensation is primarily based on Product sales to ultimate users who are not participating in the Compensation Plan, and not on the mere recruitment of additional Consultants.
Consultants are not entitled to compensation solely for:- sponsoring or recruiting other Consultants;
- purchasing Products for personal consumption; or
- acquiring inventory in quantities that are not reasonably intended for resale or legitimate consumer use.
6.4 Prohibited Practices
The Company does not permit or encourage practices whereby compensation is primarily derived from purchases by Consultants or other participants, rather than from genuine retail sales to end consumers. Without limitation, the Company prohibits:- “inventory loading” or excessive purchasing not supported by reasonable resale or consumption; and
- any conduct designed to artificially inflate sales volume for purposes of qualification or compensation.
The Company reserves the right to monitor Consultant sales activity and compliance with the Compensation Plan and applicable Policies.
The Company may take corrective action, in its sole discretion, where it determines that compensation-related activity is not consistent with the requirements of this Agreement, including:- adjustment or forfeiture of commissions;
- suspension of Consultant status; or
- termination of this Agreement.
The Company reserves the right to modify the Compensation Plan at any time, provided that such modifications are implemented in a manner consistent with applicable law. - Personal Volume and Activity Requirements
7.1 General
Consultants must maintain minimum Personal Volume (“PV”) and activity levels as required by the Company in order to remain eligible for commissions, bonuses, and other benefits under the Compensation Plan.
PV requirements are intended to reflect ongoing, good-faith engagement in the promotion and sale of Products.
7.2 Commission Eligibility
Failure to meet applicable PV or activity requirements may result in:- ineligibility for commissions or bonuses for the relevant period;
- reduction or adjustment of compensation; or
- loss of rank or other benefits under the Compensation Plan.
If a Consultant fails to meet required PV or activity levels for a period determined by the Company (including, without limitation, four (4) consecutive months), the Consultant may be downgraded to Privileged Client status.
7.4 Termination for Inactivity
The Company reserves the right to terminate this Agreement where a Consultant demonstrates prolonged inactivity or failure to engage in bona fide business activity.
7.5 Good-Faith Retail Activity
Consultants are expected to engage in ongoing, good-faith efforts to promote and sell Products to Bona Fide End Consumers.
The Company may review Consultant activity, including PV and related metrics, to determine whether such activity reflects legitimate business conduct consistent with this Agreement and applicable Policies. - Sales and Customer Interaction
Consultants may:- refer customers to purchase Products through the Company; and
- purchase Products for personal use or limited resale, where permitted.
- operate unauthorized retail businesses;
- establish physical retail locations without Company approval; or
- engage in large-scale resale outside Company-approved channels.
- Marketing, Advertising, and Consultant Conduct
9.1 General Standard
Consultants shall conduct all marketing, promotional, and sales activities in a lawful, truthful, and non-misleading manner and in compliance with this Agreement and all applicable Policies. 9.2 Use of Marketing Materials
Consultants may use:- official Company marketing materials; or
- custom materials that have been expressly authorized and pre-approved in writing by the Company.
All custom materials must:- comply with applicable law;
- be accurate and not misleading; and
- clearly distinguish themselves from official Company communications.
Consultants shall not make any unauthorized medical, health, or product-related claims.
Without limitation, Consultants shall not:- represent that any Product is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, except as expressly permitted in Official Company Materials;
- make any claims regarding Product efficacy, benefits, or performance that are not consistent with and supported by Official Company Materials and expressly authorized and pre-approved through the Company’s compliance review process; or
- make any statements that would require substantiation beyond what is contained in Official Company Materials.
9.4 Social Media and Endorsements
Consultants must comply with:- all applicable advertising and marketing laws;
- endorsement and testimonial guidelines; and
- rules of any platform used (including social media platforms).
9.5 Prohibited Conduct
Consultants shall not:- make false or misleading income or product claims;
- engage in spam, unsolicited marketing, or deceptive practices;
- sell Products on unauthorized marketplaces (including Amazon, eBay, or similar platforms) without Company approval;
- establish retail stores or unauthorized distribution channels;
- engage in “poaching” or interference with other Consultants;
- maintain multiple or duplicate accounts; or
- operate competing MLM or direct selling businesses in a manner that conflicts with their obligations under this Agreement.
Consultants are independent contractors and are not authorized to speak on behalf of the Company. Consultants shall not:- represent themselves as employees, agents, or representatives of the Company; or
- make any statement or engage in any conduct that could reasonably create the impression that they are acting on behalf of the Company.
The Company reserves the right to monitor Consultant marketing and promotional activities.
The Company may, in its sole discretion:- require modification or removal of non-compliant content;
- suspend or restrict Consultant activities;
- withhold or adjust compensation; or
- terminate this Agreement.
- Earnings Claims; Income Disclosure; Marketing Representations
10.1 No Earnings Guarantees
The Company makes no guarantees regarding income, financial success, or business performance. Individual results will vary based on effort, experience, and other factors.
Any earnings potential depends on individual effort, including sustained, good-faith retail sales activity.
10.2 Income Disclosure Statement
Any information regarding potential earnings, income opportunities, or business results must be interpreted solely in conjunction with the Company’s Income Disclosure Statement (“IDS”), which is made available on the Website and updated periodically by the Company.
Consultants are expected to review the IDS regularly and to ensure that all earnings-related communications remain consistent with the most current version.
10.3 Prohibited Earnings Representations
Consultants are strictly prohibited from making any earnings-related representations, whether express or implied, that:- are false, misleading, or unsubstantiated;
- imply that earnings are typical, guaranteed, or easily achievable; or
- are inconsistent with, or go beyond, the information contained in the IDS.
- testimonials;
- social media content;
- marketing materials; and
- verbal statements.
Consultants shall not make or promote “lifestyle” or similar claims, including references to:- financial freedom;
- luxury goods;
- travel; or
- other lifestyle benefits,
- consistent with the IDS; and
- presented in a manner that does not mislead a reasonable consumer.
Any earnings representations must, where applicable:- reflect net earnings after taking into account typical participant expenses; and
- not present gross amounts in a manner that could mislead a reasonable consumer as to typical participant outcomes.
Consultants must have a reasonable basis for any earnings-related representations and shall not make any statement that the Company would be required to substantiate under applicable law, regulation, or regulatory guidance.
Consultants shall maintain reasonable records to substantiate any earnings-related representations they make and shall provide such substantiation to the Company or to any recipient of the claim upon request, as required by applicable law.
10.7 Acknowledgment of IDS
Consultants agree to review the current IDS prior to making any earnings-related or business opportunity representations and to ensure that all communications are consistent with the IDS.
The Company may require Consultants to provide written or electronic confirmation of IDS review, including periodic re-acknowledgment, as a condition of participation or continued Consultant status. Failure to comply may result in corrective action, including suspension or termination.
10.8 Monitoring and Enforcement
The Company reserves the right to monitor, review, and require modification or removal of any earnings-related statements or marketing materials.
The Company may take corrective action, in its sole discretion, including:- requiring correction or removal of non-compliant content;
- withholding or adjusting compensation;
- suspending Consultant privileges; or
- terminating this Agreement.
- Inventory Purchases and Buyback
11.1 General
Consultants may purchase Products for personal use or for resale in accordance with this Agreement and applicable Policies.
The Company does not encourage or permit the purchase of Products in quantities that exceed reasonable levels of personal consumption or expected resale. Such purchases must be consistent with reasonable expectations of personal use or resale supported by good-faith retail sales efforts.
11.2 Buyback Policy
Upon termination of Consultant status, Consultants may return currently marketable, unsold inventory purchased within the preceding twelve (12) months.
The Company will repurchase such inventory at not less than ninety percent (90%) of the original net cost, subject to the Company’s Refund / Returns Policy and applicable conditions set forth therein, and as permitted by law.
11.3 Conditions for Buyback
To be eligible for repurchase, Products must:- be in currently marketable condition;
- be unopened and unused (except where defective);
- be in original packaging; and
- not be expired or otherwise unsuitable for resale.
11.4 Anti-Inventory Loading
The Company prohibits “inventory loading” and other practices whereby Consultants purchase Products in quantities that are not supported by reasonable resale or consumption.
The Company reserves the right to review Consultant purchasing and sales activity, including Personal Volume and related metrics, to determine whether such activity reflects legitimate retail demand.
Where the Company determines that purchases are not consistent with bona fide retail sales or legitimate use, it may take corrective action, including:- adjustment or forfeiture of commissions;
- suspension of Consultant status; or
- termination of this Agreement.
11.5 Relationship to Refund and Return Policy
This Section is intended to comply with applicable direct selling laws and regulatory guidance.
Additional terms relating to product returns and customer refunds are set forth in the Company’s Refund and Return Policy, which is incorporated by reference and may be updated from time to time. - Intellectual Property
All Company intellectual property remains the exclusive property of the Company.
Consultants may use Company materials only as authorized. - Term and Termination
13.1 Term
This Agreement remains in effect until terminated.
13.2 Termination by Company
The Company may terminate or suspend a Consultant for:- violation of this Agreement or Policies;
- unlawful or unethical conduct; or
- inactivity.
Consultants may terminate by written notice. - Effect of Termination
14.1 Cessation of Rights
Upon termination or expiration of this Agreement for any reason:- all rights granted to the Consultant shall immediately cease;
- the Consultant shall immediately discontinue all use of Company trademarks, materials, and systems; and
- the Consultant shall no longer represent themselves as a Consultant of the Company.
Following termination:- the Consultant shall not be entitled to commissions, bonuses, or other compensation arising after the effective date of termination;
- any unpaid commissions may be withheld, adjusted, or forfeited to the extent permitted by applicable law and Company Policies, including where such commissions are based on activity determined to be non-compliant or are affected by refunds, returns, chargebacks, or other disputed transactions; and
- the Company reserves the right to offset any amounts owed by the Consultant against any amounts otherwise payable.
Upon termination:- the Consultant shall have no ownership or other rights in or to any downline organization, network, or customer base; and
- the Company reserves the right to reassign, restructure, or otherwise manage the Consultant’s former downline organization in its sole discretion.
All customer and prospect relationships established in connection with the Company’s business are the property of the Company.
Following termination, the Consultant shall:- cease all use of customer data and Company systems;
- not solicit or contact such customers for competing or unrelated business purposes using information obtained through the Company; and
- return or destroy any Company-provided data or materials upon request.
The Company reserves the right to:- cancel or complete pending orders;
- adjust or reverse transactions; and
- take any action necessary to ensure compliance with this Agreement and applicable Policies.
Termination does not affect the Consultant’s eligibility for inventory repurchase, which shall be governed by Section 11 of this Agreement and applicable Policies. - Compliance with Laws
Consultants must comply with all applicable laws, including:- consumer protection laws;
- advertising regulations;
- FTC and FDA guidance; and
- tax reporting obligations.
- Privacy and Data Protection
16.1 Application of Privacy Policy
Consultant activities involving personal information are subject to the Company’s Privacy Policy, which describes how personal data is collected, used, processed, and disclosed.
Consultants agree to comply with the Privacy Policy and all applicable data protection and privacy laws.
16.2 Use of Customer and Lead Data
Consultants may access or receive personal information relating to customers, prospective customers, or other Consultants solely for purposes of conducting legitimate business activities in connection with the Company.
Consultants shall not:- use personal data for any purpose unrelated to Company activities;
- sell, transfer, or disclose personal data to third parties without authorization; or
- use personal data for competing or independent business activities.
Consultants shall implement reasonable safeguards to protect personal information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.
Consultants shall promptly notify the Company of any unauthorized access, data breach, or misuse of personal information.
16.4 Relationship to Company Systems
All customer data collected through Company systems, including the Website and related platforms, remains the property of the Company.
Consultants acknowledge that access to such data is limited, revocable, and subject to the Company’s control. - Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Company shall not be liable for any:- indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive damages;
- loss of profits, revenue, data, goodwill, or business opportunities;
- reputational harm;
- interruptions, delays, or errors in systems or operations; or
- claims arising from the acts, omissions, or representations of Consultants.
To the extent liability cannot be excluded, the Company’s total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to this Agreement shall not exceed the total amount paid by the Consultant to the Company in the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim. - Indemnification
Consultants agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Company and its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, and agents from and against any and all claims, demands, damages, liabilities, losses, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of or related to:- the Consultant’s activities, conduct, or omissions;
- any violation of this Agreement or applicable Policies;
- any violation of applicable law or regulation;
- any unauthorized or misleading earnings, product, or health-related claims; or
- any marketing, promotional, or sales activities conducted by the Consultant.
- Governing Law
This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. - Dispute Resolution; Arbitration; Class Action Waiver
20.1 Agreement to Arbitrate
Any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to this Agreement or the Consultant’s activities shall be resolved by final and binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”).
Arbitration shall be conducted in accordance with the AAA’s applicable consumer or commercial arbitration rules, as determined by the Company in its reasonable discretion, or, if the AAA is unavailable, by a comparable arbitration provider selected by the Company.
20.2 Location and Procedure
Unless otherwise required by applicable law, arbitration shall be conducted in the State of Delaware or remotely, at the Company’s election, to the extent permitted by law.
20.3 Final and Binding
The arbitrator’s decision shall be final and binding on the parties and may be entered and enforced in any court of competent jurisdiction, subject to the limited grounds for judicial review set forth in the Federal Arbitration Act.
20.4 Individual Proceedings Only
All arbitration shall be conducted on an individual basis only.
Consultants waive any right to:- participate in a class action;
- join claims with others; or
- act as a representative plaintiff.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Consultants waive any right to a jury trial.
20.6 Small Claims Exception
Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may bring an individual claim in a small claims court of competent jurisdiction, provided that such claim is brought on an individual basis and does not involve any class, collective, or representative proceeding.
20.7 Survival
This arbitration provision shall survive termination of this Agreement. - Assignment
Consultants may not assign or transfer this Agreement without the prior written consent of the Company. The Company may assign this Agreement at any time without restriction. - Changes to Agreement
The Company may modify this Agreement at any time. Updated versions will be made available through the Website and will be effective as of the revised effective date.
Where changes are material, the Company may provide additional notice, including by email (if an email address is associated with the Consultant’s account) or by a prominent notice on the Website.
Continued participation as a Consultant after such updates constitutes acceptance of the modified Agreement. - Miscellaneous
If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties regarding the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior agreements or understandings. Survival. Provisions which by their nature should survive termination shall survive, including, without limitation, provisions relating to limitation of liability, indemnification, intellectual property, and dispute resolution.
No Waiver. The failure of the Company to enforce any provision shall not be deemed a waiver of such provision or of the right to enforce it at any later time, nor shall any waiver of a breach constitute a waiver of any subsequent breach. - Relationship to Other Documents
This Agreement forms part of a broader set of governing documents applicable to Consultants.
In the event of any conflict between this Agreement and other Policies, the parties shall seek to interpret the applicable provisions in a manner that is consistent and commercially reasonable in light of the overall structure of the Company’s program.
To the extent a conflict cannot be reasonably resolved, the Company shall determine the controlling document in its reasonable discretion, taking into account the nature of the subject matter. - Contact Information
Siberian Wellness LLC
16192 Coastal Highway Lewes, Delaware 19958
Email: call-centre@sibvaleo.com