Feel Well Lollys are all-natural, low-calorie treats with functional benefits thanks to ingredients like hemp-derived CBD and elderberry, zinc, D3 and 100% of the daily recommended amount of B12. The CBD-infused immunity support lollipops boast 50 grams of powerful of hemp-derived CBD that can be experienced through adult-pleasing flavors like honey lavender, black cherry, cotton candy and grape. Each Feel Well Lolly is packed with antioxidants from 10 milligrams of elderberry extract, a trusted folk medicine remedy.
Sourceright Founder, Tamara Deer, says "The idea for an immunity support lollipop came to me while recovering from a quadruple bypass... It was in my moments of reflection, during the lockdown, that I saw a vision of a wellness company developing products that were convenient, practical, and heartfelt."
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Cbd-infused Products
- The trend of incorporating CBD into various products presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the food, beverage, and wellness industries.
- Functional Food & Beverages
- The trend of creating food and beverages with functional benefits gives rise to opportunities for disruptive innovation in the health and wellness, food, and beverage industries.
- Immune Support Supplements
- The trend of developing supplements with immune-supporting ingredients presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the health and wellness, pharmaceutical, and nutraceutical industries.
Where This Applies
- Food & Beverage
- Opportunities exist in the food and beverage industry to innovate functional products that incorporate CBD and immune-boosting ingredients.
- Wellness
- The wellness industry can benefit from disruptive innovation by creating new forms of dietary supplements to address consumer demand for immune-boosting products.
- Pharmaceuticals
- The pharmaceutical industry can develop disruptive innovations by creating new types of immune support supplements with natural ingredients to address consumer demand for more natural and holistic remedies.
