The seller is offering a private-label brand specializing in multivitamins and evening primrose oil for sale. This brand, which began operations on Amazon in January 2014, is sold in health and personal care categories across several Amazon marketplaces including the UK, Germany, France, and Spain. The sale includes exclusive brand rights, supplier contact details, and existing stock in Amazon fulfillment warehouses, but excludes the Amazon seller account and storefront. The brand, having transitioned to focus on just two core products due to market demands and regulatory changes, has been a source of passive income for the owner.
Both products maintain high ratings on Amazon, reflecting strong customer satisfaction. While minimal time is currently spent managing this brand, there are significant potential growth opportunities, particularly through expanding product lines and increasing marketing efforts. The current stock is valued at $9,200, and the business model includes the ability for direct reordering from a reliable, GMP-certified European manufacturer.
The seller seeks to focus on other ventures and is offering a transitional support period post-sale. Additional opportunities for brand growth include expanding into other Amazon categories and leveraging the supplier's capacity for diverse product offerings. The seller is open to a non-compete agreement to not enter the vitamins and supplements market on Amazon for three years post-sale. Associated costs for running the business, excluding Amazon expenses, include a Shopify subscription and an autoresponder service.
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