I never put it into production. If I decide to mix up a small batch to do more testing with it, you'll be the first on the list.
#2 on the list...
Well, that's one way!
I meant testing in the lab for bacterial elimination, antioxidant activity, safety, etc., etc. The product actually has a huge amount of antioxidants and is actually healthy...that's how I stumbled upon it in the first place.
Maybe we're on to something here. I could develop products for the outdoor industry and everyone here would be the testing ground. We could form a board of directors and everyone here could own a piece.
#2 on the list...
Well, that's one way!
I meant testing in the lab for bacterial elimination, antioxidant activity, safety, etc., etc. The product actually has a huge amount of antioxidants and is actually healthy...that's how I stumbled upon it in the first place.
Maybe we're on to something here. I could develop products for the outdoor industry and everyone here would be the testing ground. We could form a board of directors and everyone here could own a piece.
I would be more than happy to try it. And if ti works well, I would write you a nice review on it
2 Things I see:
First the product needs to actually work. A product that comes to mind is Gum-o-flage. The crap tasted horrible, and did not do what it was supposed to do
Secondly, I think it is all in the marketing. I think it would sell. You are talking about a product that will eliminate scent and increase your health at the same time.
Like the old saying: "Hooks catch fish, lures catch fisherman..."
