How well are you caring for your mental health?
How well are you caring for your mental health?
As World Mental Health Day approaches, we encourage all WellFam to prioritize not just your body, but your mind too.
In the hustle of city life, sometimes the best thing you can do is pause, breathe, and just relazzz.

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Fast delivery, had just received my liveon and move on. Excited to start my journey 👍👍👍
Fast delivery, had just received my liveon and move on. Excited to start my journey 👍👍👍

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Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime to check my social mediaaaaaaa!!🤣
Received it.fast delivery.....
Received it.fast delivery.....


Received the femoire already
Received the femoire already
WellFam Update!
WellFam Update!
We’ve teamed up with The Lost Food Project (TLFP) to make a real impact on the People’s Housing Programme (PPR) and indigenous communities in Klang Valley.
This collaboration is more than just financial support—it’s about working together to uplift and empower those who need it most.
And here’s the best part: With every Wellous subscription box, RM2.00 goes directly to TLFP, helping to provide nutritious meals to those in need. In fact, every ringgit can feed five people! 🌱
YOU can do your part too! Stay tuned to WellFam Club to know how you can make a difference too!

Selamat Menyambut Puasa
Selamat Menyambut Puasa
selamat berpuasa ✨
selamat berpuasa ✨
Selamat berbuka
Selamat berbuka
Excited~
Excited~

Imagine the weight of....
Imagine the weight of....
20 blue whales.
34,000 Elephants
850,000,000 Big Macs.
And that’s roughly the weight of food waste generated DAILY in Malaysia.
17,000 tonnes.
It's hard to digest but it’s true.
Recently, we worked together with TEDxPetalingStreet Adventure, Entomal, and Taylor's University Impact Lab to organize a fun but informative "Building a Community at Taylor’s University" - an event dedicated to raise awareness about biowaste treatment and organic by-product upcycling.
Interestingly, participants learned how Black Soldier Fly larvae, known as nature's waste warriors, consume organic waste, thus helping to mitigate the food waste issue organically.
This initiative is part of our long journey to support sustainability and community engagement.



