I also found the meals to be flavorful without being overseasoned, and I loved that each meal had a generous serving of vegetables. Overall, I found the ingredient quality continued to be excellent and didn’t experience any mushy vegetables or dry proteins - a major win for microwavable meals. Share on Pinterest Photo by Kelli McGrane, MS, RD Flavor and freshnessĬonsidering that Factor meals aren’t cheap, I had high hopes for the taste and quality - and I wasn’t disappointed.Īs promised on the packaging, each meal was quick and easy to reheat in the microwave, with most meals taking less than 3 minutes to heat. While they’re stackable and not particularly bulky, the meals still took up more room in my fridge than other prepared meals I’ve tried. Creamy Parmesan Chicken with Roasted Broccoli and Tomatoesĭelivery went smoothly, with my meals arriving on time and at a proper temperature.Smoky BBQ Chicken Breast with Mashed Potatoes, Creamed Corn, and Green Bean Casserole.Sun-Dried Tomato Chicken with Zucchini Noodles.Pesto Salmon with Creamed Spinach & Tomato Butter Haricot Verts.Tomato & Roasted Vegetable Risotto with Toasted Pine Nuts.Here are the meals I ended up ordering over the course of 2 weeks: With that said, I still threw in a few meat-containing entrees to try. While I’m not strictly vegetarian, I was happily surprised by the variety of non-meat options available. While I tried Factor for only 2 weeks, I was impressed by how many entrees sounded enticing. Once you’ve filled out your preferences and provided a credit card, you’ll be prompted to select your meals. Representing more than 1,300 brands and 45,000 products, the company's headquarters are in Hudson, OH with distribution centers in Ohio, Florida, Texas and California.Share on Pinterest Screenshot by Kelli McGrane, MS, RD The parent company operates six divisions, each with dedicated sales and service teams: MeyerDC, MeyerPT, MeyerSPA, Milliken Medical, Active Recovery Essentials, and Elivate Fitness. About BoxoutĪ family-owned company in operation for 72 years, Boxout is a national distributor of chiropractic, physical therapy, spa, skincare, fitness, medical, rehabilitation, health and wellness equipment and supplies. Building on this history of exceptional sales and service, the updated identity emphasizes how the organization continues to change the way health and wellness products are delivered.

The new branding embodies an innovative and rigorous environment that allows Boxout to expediently and accurately ship millions of boxes of health and wellness supplies out per year.

'Our new name reflects our size, agility, sophistication and unique culture.' 'As we've grown our business and the marketplace continues to evolve, we have an opportunity and obligation to better express what we do and who we are,' said Ron M. The rebrand and name change follows a decade of unprecedented growth, during which the company more than quadrupled its revenue, and aligns with Boxout's mission of empowering health and wellness, and new vision for expansion. Boxout is the parent company of six divisions: MeyerDC, MeyerPT, MeyerSPA, Milliken Medical, Active Recovery Essentials, and Elivate Fitness. As part of a rebrand that includes a new logo, identity and website, the brand now known as Boxout continues to act under the same management and ownership. The name change speaks to the 72-year-old company's integrated business model that serves fitness, health and wellness markets with speed and efficiency. HUDSON, OHIO, Febru– WBC Group, a leading national health and wellness distributor, announced today that it is changing its name to Boxout. New identity reflects business leadership in the evolving health and wellness space

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