Selling nootropics

I'm pretty into noots, and it's tough to be a new producer on the scene.

If you're saying that the market in your country is still new, that might be a different story.

What's important to me is third-party verification of the ingredients, since I'll be putting your chems in my brain.

But, you can test the demand for your product pretty easily with a landing page, some fancy photoshops of what you want your packaging to look like, and a pre-order button. Take out some facebook ads and see what the response is. That will tell you whether or not to double down.

>>2605582

What do you mean exactly by third-party verification? The competitors don't have any verification of any sort, they just write on their page that they use only the best quality ingredients and chose the best suppliers. Also, that the plants used for the plant extracts (ie. Rhodiola, Bacopa) were grown in the best soil. Isn't this just marketing talk with no actual proof behind it?

I'm in the supplement business as well. I do have a start up nootropic business that I am spending time on. Mind if I have your email @ +IYk//9K)

>>2605735

Thanks for the reply, maybe we can up with something together.

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>>2605547
Only "nootropics" that are worth anything are ltheanine+caffiene and any of the real afinils everything else is a scam. A new idiot is born everyday so im sure you can get some shmucks to buy your garbage

>>2605801

Thanks for the reply. There's actually noone selling a caff + L-theanine in my product. I've double-checked and it is legal. However, I thought of adding more ingredients like B6, B12, Rhodiola, Bacopa, because people will think it's a better product and pay more for a marginally higher production cost.