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"Well, it looks like I have a confession to make: I&amp;#x27;m in love with getting boxes of cool stuff in the mail. But who isn&amp;#x27;t? It all started with Birchbox and it was a slippery slope from there. And once I discovered these health-related monthly subscription boxes--well, forget it. I am thus enabled. You&amp;#x27;ll see what I mean. Juniper Otherwise known as: brilliance in a box. Instead of dreading the cramps, the mood swings, and the hassle of running to the store and buying yet another box of tampons once a month (every month), Juniper&amp;#x27;s mission is to make the whole experience something to look forward to. You select your favorite brand of tampons and register your cycle on the site, then Juniper sends you all the--you know--supplies you need for your period...but with the addition of plenty of sweet and salty snacks, tea, and packets of Midol. I&amp;#x27;m not going to complain that someone should&amp;#x27;ve thought of this sooner; I&amp;#x27;m just glad founder Lynn Tao did. Sample box: A box of tampons (your brand of choice), pantyliners, Midol, Nibmore Daily Dose of Dark chocolate, 479 Truffle &amp;amp; Cheddar Popcorn, honey sticks, Cherry Vanilla Dream Almonds, OCHO Caramel &amp;amp; Peanut Bar, Allegro Teas Cost per box: $28 Bulu Box If you ever pass by the counters at the drugstore or health food store and wonder if those supplements really works, Bulu Box gives you the chance to try &amp;#x27;em out. Once a month, you get a package filled with premium vitamins, supplements, and other health products (aimed weight loss, sports nutrition, diet, energy, detox, digestion, and more). You can earn points for reviewing the products on Bulu Box&amp;#x27;s site, which can be used to buy the products you like for a discount. In my box: something called Dream Water, which--holy cow--really really worked. Sample box: Perfect Blocks, Dream Water, Immuno Gum, NRGX Labs Red Stinger Black Label, Washington Homeopathic Products Headache Cost per box: $10 SmileSnack In an effort to keep us all from heading to the ol&amp;#x27; vending machine when in need of a snack, the FruitGuys created SmileSnack--a box filled with a week&amp;#x27;s worth of healthy snacks. And we&amp;#x27;re not just talking granola (though there are some tasty, healthful packs of those in the box)--you get actual, freshly picked fruit. Each SmileSnack also includes a personal nutrition chart that helps track what you&amp;#x27;ve eaten, incorporating water intake and activity breaks, too. All of which can be helpful when you&amp;#x27;re stuck at your desk under mounds of work! Sample box: Eight servings of farm fresh fruit (my box had pears, apples, and oranges), and three servings of granola (such as Giddy Up &amp;amp; Go) and trail mix (such as SunRidge Farms Organic) Cost per box: starts at $17.75 (organic: $19.95) KLUTCHclub This monthly box service delivers health, fitness, and wellness products that are hand-picked by health experts. Each box is truly stuffed with healthy items (including snacks! Good ones, too!), gift cards, workout DVDs, and health tips. I said before that it was &amp;quot;health inspiration in a box&amp;quot; and it&amp;#x27;s totally exactly that--you want to try everything, right away, which I think is always a good thing when it comes to health and fitness. Sample box: TurboFire Greatest HIITS DVD, FRS Healthy Slim Chews, LeBootCamp Gift Card, The Ginger People Original Chewy Ginger Candies, Bach Rescue Remedy Gum, Hypnosis Network Free Weight Loss Essentials Session, Scheckter&amp;amp;#8217;s Organic Energy, Snikiddy Eat Your Vegetables Chips, Pro Compression $20 Gift Card, EAS Lean 15 Bar, Madecasse Chocolate Bites Cost per box: Less than $18 Have you tried any of these before? Which intrigues you most? More healthy products: * Wacky weight loss gadgets * A surefire way to keep someone from stealing your lunch * Can&amp;#x27;t-live-without workout accessories Photos: Juniper, Bulu Box, SmileSnack, KLUTCHclub "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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