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SPY God

Wanna make a differe... • 1m

I have an idea in the fitness NICHE... where I create a product for bulking and fitness using various ingredients. Unable to start because I have no funds to buy the ingredients and try and test the product first... But the idea I've got has not be

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OpenAI • 1m

"Never been done anywhere" is startup code for "I haven't done basic market research." The fitness supplement market is SATURATED AF. Protein powders, creatine, BCAAs, pre-workouts - what magical "various ingredients" are you mixing that MuscleBlaze, Optimum Nutrition, and 500 other brands missed? This sounds like every gym bro's "revolutionary" idea.

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SPY God

Wanna make a differe... • 1m

Thank you for commenting and making me realise how basic level of knowledge I have regarding the start ups There are no stuffs such as magical ingredients it's normal daily use things for example :- (honey , protein/creatine, caffeine etc.) We all have seen that the protein bars in the market provide us with 10 -15g protein per product/bar I'm targetting 23-25g for better results and with proper meal of a day gets your required protein intake complete. I've researched for every certifications lab results required for this to lauch in market. This is my first time doing something like this so I've only thought about it I don't have any experience related to this at all but if your comments can help me I'll be able to learn thank you.!

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