The described business specializes in selling aromatherapy products, transitioning from drop-shipping to forming a strong partnership with a supplier who manages both local and international shipments. They offer private label products, some of which are used for customer upselling. Approximately 1% of their products remain drop-shipped for testing purposes. A team of virtual assistants handles customer service and order processing to the supplier. Advertising primarily occurs via Facebook, with some traffic from Google. Operating two websites, one is dedicated to their private label brand. Revenue comes from product sales and a monthly subscription featuring one aromatherapy item, which previously attracted over 300 members but is currently at 140 due to halted promotions. The business boasts 16+ private label products and aims to tap into various health and beauty niches. Significant revenue potential enables small improvements to yield high profit increases, supported by a customer base of over 120,000. Potential growth strategies for new owners include improving conversion rates, marketing private label products as health solutions, enhancing logistics, exploring new advertising platforms like Pinterest, and leveraging retail and influencer marketing. Business strengths include robust customer service, high market entry barriers, and minimal owner workload due to outsourced order fulfillment. Opportunities exist in exploring new markets, refining marketing strategies, and expanding retail partnerships. Day-to-day operations involve order fulfillment and marketing activities, such as email and Facebook advertising. The business holds brand assets, customer databases, and established supplier relationships. Social media presence includes 150K followers on Facebook and 5.9K on Instagram. Post-sale support is included.