Salt Lake City: Livability in the 21st Century

“In the early days, Megan and I would personally take
orders, package the diet supplements and deliver them in
our car while taking care of a newborn baby,” Ike recalls.
“Now, eighteen wheelers take turns being loaded at our
docks. Our staff has grown from two to forty and everyone
is a key part of our company’s development.”
Ike says the company began as a manufacturer of premium
hCG drops, helping hundreds of thousands of dieters lose
weight rapidly with Dr. Simeons’ Protocol…and keep the
weight off.
“Those who buy hCG drops from us receive unlimited
diet support from our experienced support specialists
and experience greater weight loss as a result,” he says.
“Since the early days, our portfolio has grown in response to
customer feedback. It now includes such heavy hitters
as Raspberry Ketones, African Mango, Green Coffee Bean,
Day & Night Diets, Energy and Appetite Control and
more, without losing the core dieters’ favorite hCG drops.
When scientists and celebrities give rave reviews of an
amazing new weight loss wonder in the media, odds are we
already offer that ingredient.” Originally an Internet-based
company that sold one unit a day, Creative Bioscience’s
volume increased to twenty units daily and then to
hundreds of units. Employees were hired and the company
was departmentalized to help manage the exponential
growth, both on the Internet and through the 30,000
U.S. and Canadian-based retailers to which the company
supplies its products.
“Growth statistics are phenomenal, with double to
quadruple sales percentages from year to year,” Ike says.
The company’s plan for the future is to be of service to as
many people as possible who have the desire to lose weight.
Retail partners include Sprouts, The Vitamin Shoppe, GNC,
Walgreens, Costco Wholesale and CVS Pharmacy, among
others. Creative Bioscience, which has its headquarters at
4530 South 300 West, Murray, Utah, is available online at
www.creativebioscience.com.
A key beneficiary of the company’s community and
charitable participation is Housing for America, a nonprofit
corporation that buys properties in edge neighborhoods,
invests in renovations and offers the properties at an affordable
monthly rent to homeless and potentially homeless
individuals. Other charities to which the company contributes
include Girl Scouts of Utah, The Road Home and
the Utah Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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