Symmetry Corporation Review and Profile

Symmetry Corporation no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.

Symmetry Corporation is no longer active as a separate direct-selling company. Founder Rudy Revak eventually merged Symmetry with Xyngular, another wellness MLM he co-founded, and Symmetry's independent operations ended around 2017. Xyngular remains active.

Original Npros business profile for Symmetry Corporation, preserved below for archival purposes:

Symmetry Corporation was founded in Milpitas, California, in May 1995 by Rudy Revak. The company later operated from San Jose, California, and Utah and marketed in the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, Asia-Pacific and several other international markets. Symmetry joined the Direct Selling Association in June 1996 and remained listed as a DSA member through at least 2015.

The company sold nutritional drinks, dietary supplements, botanical formulations and weight-management products. Its catalog included Genesis, CarbLess, NightLite, WOW Smoothie, Cardio Essentials, the Stress Bundle and the Vitality System. Products were marketed through independent Business Partners using person-to-person sales, customer referrals and replicated distributor websites.

Symmetry used a unilevel multilevel compensation plan. Business Partners entered through one of four product or business packs and could earn retail profits, rapid-income bonuses of up to 25% on initial organizational purchases and 7% organizational commissions through seven downline levels. The plan also offered a 2% infinity bonus below the first seven levels, a 1% growth bonus pool, monthly lifestyle bonuses ranging from $200 to $1,400 and one-time rank awards advertised at amounts from $250 to $400,000. Some promotional bonuses advertised as much as $7,000 during a participant's first 90 days and $8,000 or more through the BAM Kick Start program, subject to qualifying product and organizational volume.

Revak and other Symmetry owners helped establish Xyngular in 2009. Federal court records show that Symmetry performed administrative or operational services for Xyngular and that several individuals held interests or management roles across the related companies. Direct Selling News later reported that Revak merged Symmetry and Xyngular into one company. A former Symmetry corporate vice president dates his employment through December 2017, supporting late 2017 as the approximate end of Symmetry's stand-alone operation. Symmetry's former websites no longer provide an active product catalog or distributor-enrollment system.

In 2010, the Environmental Research Center filed a California Proposition 65 action alleging that several Symmetry herbal supplements exposed consumers to lead without the required warning. Symmetry settled the case in September 2012 and agreed not to ship covered products into California unless their lead exposure remained below 0.5 micrograms per maximum daily dose, the products carried a Proposition 65 warning or state regulators determined that no warning was required. The judgment required total payments of $85,000, including a $7,960 civil penalty, $30,600 in attorney fees and costs and $46,440 in other settlement payments.