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Two prices can appear for the same Forever Living product in Canada, and the gap between them usually comes down to membership status. One is the suggested retail price. The other is the Preferred Customer price, which Forever describes as 5% off that retail figure. Nothing about that discount asks you to sell anything, recruit anyone, or commit to a monthly order.
This page covers what Preferred Customer status includes for Canadian shoppers, how long the sign-up takes, what the 5% applies to, and where the line sits between a Preferred Customer and a Forever Business Owner. If you already know you want the discount, you can go straight to the sign-up here.
What a Preferred Customer Actually Is
Forever Living defines a Preferred Customer as a retail consumer who registers to buy products at a 5% discount off the suggested retail price for personal use. The application has to be accepted by the company before the status takes effect. In plain terms, it is a customer account with a discount attached, not a business account and not a distributor agreement.
Forever lists three core benefits for Preferred Customers:
- 5% off on all purchases
- Exclusive news and information from the company
- Saved payment and shipping details for faster checkout
The formal definition also notes that the Preferred Customer price is set at 5% below the suggested retail price. That wording matters because it tells you what the discount is measured against. The 5% comes off the retail price, so the amount you save on any single item depends on what that item retails for in the Canadian market.
The 5% Discount, Clearly
The discount applies to purchases you make for yourself. Forever’s own materials describe the Preferred Customer as a retail consumer buying for personal use, which is a different category from someone purchasing stock to resell. You are not required to sell products, hold inventory, or meet a monthly quota to keep the discount.
What the status does not do is make you a Forever Business Owner. It does not create a downline, does not generate commissions, and does not give you access to the business side of the company. If your goal is simply to buy the products you already like at a lower price, Preferred Customer is the matching option.
Signing Up Takes About a Minute
The application is short. Forever’s sign-up flow offers two paths, one for a Forever Business Owner and one for a Preferred Customer, and you choose the customer option. From the Canadian side, the process is a short form rather than a formal onboarding.
- Open the sign-up link at numberoneselling.com/preferred.
- Choose the Preferred Customer option, not the business owner option.
- Enter your basic details and submit the application.
- Save your payment and shipping information once your account is active so future checkouts move faster.
Most people finish the form in roughly a minute. You do not need to speak with anyone, attend a presentation, or wait for a callback before the account is created.
No Subscriptions and No Auto-Renewals
Preferred Customer status is not a subscription. There is no auto-renewal clock running in the background, no monthly shipment that arrives whether you need it or not, and no cancellation process to remember. You order when you want something and skip the months when you do not.
That structure suits people who buy a few Forever products now and then rather than stocking up on a schedule. It also means the 5% is available on the orders you actually place, not on a volume you committed to in advance.
Saved Details and Faster Checkout
One benefit that gets overlooked is the stored payment and shipping information. Once your details are on file, reordering becomes a couple of clicks instead of re-entering an address every time. For anyone who buys the same items regularly, that small convenience adds up.
The other listed benefit is access to exclusive news and information from Forever. Treat that as a nice extra rather than a reason to sign up. If product announcements and company updates are not your thing, the discount on its own is still the main draw.
What About the Higher Discount Tier?
Forever’s own comparison materials describe an upgrade path in which a customer who reaches a set purchase threshold within two consecutive months moves to 30% off future purchases. The threshold figure shown on Forever’s pages can vary by country site and by the date you read it, so confirm the current number on the official Forever Canada store before you plan around it.
It is also worth knowing that Forever runs separate websites for different markets, and the wording on those pages is not always identical. If you are placing a Canadian order, use the Canadian store as your reference point for prices, thresholds, and program details.
Preferred Customer or Forever Business Owner?
Both accounts buy from the same product range, but they serve different purposes. Forever’s comparison page puts the difference in straightforward terms.
| Feature | Preferred Customer | Forever Business Owner |
|---|---|---|
| Who it fits | People buying for personal use | People who intend to build a business |
| Purchase discount | 5% off the suggested retail price | Minimum 35% off from the moment of sign-up |
| Cost to get started | Short application, no subscription or auto-renewal | Forever states there is no fee to get started |
| Typical extras | Company news, saved payment and shipping details | Access to the business opportunity side of the company |
If you want the products for yourself, the customer account covers it. The business owner route exists for people who plan to sell and build a team, and it comes with obligations that a plain retail account does not have.
A Note for US Visitors
Shoppers in the United States can still buy Forever Living products as customers. What they cannot do is enrol as a Forever Business Owner, because the US business opportunity closed on May 1, 2026 under an order from the Federal Trade Commission. If you are in the US and only want the products, a customer account is the right path.
Canadian readers do not face that restriction, and the Preferred Customer sign-up remains available for Canadian addresses. If your situation is unusual, such as ordering to a Canadian address while living elsewhere, check with Forever’s customer service before you assume the application will process.
Canadian Contact Details Worth Saving
Forever’s Canadian site lists a customer line at 1-888-440-ALOE (2563). That number is the practical route for questions about an order, a shipment, or an account that will not process. The Canadian product brochure for 25/26 is also available on the corporate site and shows the product range as sold in this market.
Because program details can shift between brochure printings and website updates, treat any figure you find on a third-party page, including this one, as a starting point. The official Forever Canada store is the source that governs the order you place.
How to Get Set Up
Start at https://numberoneselling.com/preferred, select the Preferred Customer option, and complete the short application. Once the account is approved, your 5% pricing applies to purchases you make for personal use. Save your payment and shipping details during or after setup so reordering stays quick.
If you are unsure whether the customer account or the business account fits your plans, the simplest test is whether you intend to sell. Buyers who want the products at a lower price belong in the customer category, and nothing about that choice locks them in or commits them to future orders.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Forever Living Preferred Customer discount in Canada?
Forever sets the Preferred Customer price at 5% below the suggested retail price. Because the discount is calculated from the retail price, the dollar amount saved depends on the item. Customers in Canada should confirm current pricing on the official Forever Canada store, since prices and program details can change between brochure printings.
Do I have to order every month to keep the discount?
No. Preferred Customer status is not a subscription and there is no auto-renewal, so you order when you need something and skip the months you do not. Your account and its 5% pricing stay in place between orders, which makes the program workable for occasional buyers.
Can I become a Preferred Customer if I live in the United States?
US shoppers can buy Forever Living products as customers. What closed in the US was the business opportunity, which ended on May 1, 2026 under a Federal Trade Commission order. So a US resident can still purchase, but cannot enrol as a Forever Business Owner. Canadian customers are not affected by that change.
What is the difference between a Preferred Customer and a Forever Business Owner?
A Preferred Customer is a retail consumer buying at 5% off the suggested retail price for personal use. A Forever Business Owner signs up to sell and receives a minimum of 35% off purchases from the start. The business route is for people who plan to sell products; the customer route is for people who simply want them.
How long does the sign-up take?
The application is short and most people complete it in about a minute. You choose the Preferred Customer option rather than the business owner option, enter your details, and submit. There is no interview, no presentation to attend, and no waiting period tied to a purchase commitment.
For most Canadian shoppers the decision is uncomplicated. If Forever products are a regular part of your routine, a Preferred Customer account trims 5% off each order and stores your details for faster checkout. If you have no interest in selling, that is the whole story, and the Preferred Customer sign-up page is where it starts.