PATENTED product with retail packaging, inventory on hand and ready to sell! E-com site and branding, injection mold tooling included, many digital assets
A nurse and an engineer developed a patent-protected dose tracking product designed to assist in supplement dosing. This tracker, recognized under US patent US11628123, is characterized by its universal appeal and low production costs. The product, which requires no further development and has existing inventory, was initially created as a side project. Despite its potential across various sectors and sales channels, the creators lacked the resources to effectively market and expand the sales. As a result, sales have been minimal to date.
The dose tracker adheres to containers, making it ideal for tracking prescription and supplement intake. It is particularly useful for personal use, caregivers managing dosages for others (like children, the elderly, or pets), and for ensuring pets are not over or underfed by multiple caregivers. This presents an opportunity for e-commerce sellers, particularly those on platforms like Amazon, seeking to integrate a patented product that enhances their brand's presence.
Included in the offering are approximately 4,500 unassembled units, retail packaging materials, a functioning e-commerce website, digital marketing assets, and injection mold tooling to facilitate future production in China. Additionally, several tracker sticker designs are ready for cheap and easy production via established printing companies. This product is positioned well for market entry, particularly for businesses with the capacity to leverage digital sales channels.
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