Feel Great by Unicity: Unimate, Balance and Buying Guide
Understand the products before you order
Feel Great is Unicity’s program combining Unimate and Balance with an eating routine. In the store, a Feel Great bundle is a clearly listed quantity of the two products. This guide helps you understand the difference and choose confidently.
What is Unimate?
Unimate is a drink made with concentrated green yerba mate extract. It comes in single-serving sachets and can be prepared with hot or cold water. Yerba mate naturally contains caffeine. Compare Lemon and Lemon Ginger flavors.
What is Balance?
Balance is a fiber drink with micronutrients. Prepare it with the recommended amount of water and drink immediately, before or with a meal according to its label. See Balance Orange and Berry options.
| Bundle | Unimate | Balance | Included bottle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | 1 box / 30 sachets | 1 box / 30 sachets | 1 |
| 1.0 / 30-day | 1 box / 30 sachets | 2 boxes / 60 sachets | 1 |
| 2.0 | 2 boxes / 60 sachets | 1 box / 30 sachets | 1 |
| 60-day Lemon + Orange | 2 boxes / 60 sachets | 4 boxes / 120 sachets | 2 |
| 90-day Lemon + Orange | 3 boxes / 90 sachets | 6 boxes / 180 sachets | 3 |
Your checklist before buying
- Choose the quantity of each product you need.
- Select an available flavor on the product page.
- Check the ingredients, warnings, price and selected image.
- Add your destination and full delivery address.
- Review the final total and available payment method before placing the order.
Unicity and this store
Unicity is the product manufacturer. Feel Great System is an independent reseller serving customers across the GCC; it is not Unicity’s global corporate website. Read about the store and the product range.
Need help choosing?
Start with bundle comparison, preparation instructions and common questions. For prices, use the live product pages; for delivery details, read the shipping policy.
Use the label on the exact pack you receive as the reference for ingredients, allergens, sachet size, directions and warnings. Dietary supplements are not medicines and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.