Bonafide boasts a hormone-free menopausal relief supplement on a subscription basis. The product is geared toward those experiencing unbearable hot flashes and night sweats and its claims extend to reducing fatigue, calming irritability, and improving sleep.
Relizen is "naturally powerful [and] scientifically validated." Its effective ingredients are tied to the "benefits of plant-based power" as the hormone-free menopausal relief supplement relies on exclusive Bonafide Pollen grown in Sweden.
The product is described to work "as an internal thermostat" to regulate body temperature, without any side effects. Backed by more than 6,700 doctors, consumers are instructed to take two tablets a day, with or without food. For best results, one needs to take Relizen at least three months.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Hormone-free Supplements for Menopause Relief
- Developing and marketing alternative, naturally-based supplements for menopausal relief that are scientifically validated can disrupt the hormone therapy industry.
- Subscription-based Delivery of Supplements
- Providing periodic deliveries of supplements on a subscription basis can disrupt the traditional over-the-counter purchase models and expand accessibility.
- Plant-based Supplements for Health Concerns
- Developing supplements featuring natural, plant-based power compounds to tackle health concerns can disrupt the pharmaceutical industry and appeal to consumers who prefer natural, wholesome alternatives.
Who This Affects Most
- Wellness & Health Supplements
- Leveraging naturally-sourced ingredients in creating health supplements can provide a market opportunity and expand product lines that target different health and wellness concerns for different consumer segments.
- Pharmaceuticals
- Catering to a growing market of consumers who prefer natural solutions and researching, formulating, and manufacturing plant-based therapy alternatives can disrupt mainstay pharmaceutical industry models.
- E-commerce and Home Deliveries
- Building subscription-based models and offering online purchasing and door-to-door delivery can disrupt traditional sales channels for over-the-counter health products.
