Jetson's Jettie Immunity Melty Stix makes it easy for kids to bolster their immune system with prebiotics and probiotics to support robust health. The sachets can be consumed in different ways, which makes it fun for kids to choose between stirring the contents into a beverage or pouring packs straight into the mouth.
The single-serve stick has a natural orange flavor and it helps to support immune defense and respiratory health, which are especially important during cold and flu season, as well as digestive support, bone strength, brain development and oral health—equally as important for growing kids and all-around wellness.
The Jettie Immunity Melty Stix share the benefits of a non-fiber prebiotic called PreforPro, which sets itself apart from fiber-based probiotics by reducing discomfort and bloating.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Immunity-boosting Probiotic Supplements
- The trend of creating probiotic supplements for children that support immune defense, digestive health, and overall wellness is growing rapidly, creating opportunities for the development of innovative products focusing on different age groups and health needs.
- Non-fiber Prebiotics
- Prebiotics that don't rely on fiber are gaining popularity for their ability to reduce discomfort and bloating, opening up opportunities for the development of digestive health products based on non-fiber prebiotics.
- Flexible Probiotic Packaging
- Flexible stick packaging that can be poured straight into the mouth, stirred into a beverage, or consumed in other ways is becoming popular, inspiring innovation in product design and customer experience.
Where This Applies
- Nutraceuticals
- The demand for natural immune-boosting probiotics creates opportunities for nutraceutical companies to create innovative probiotic products targeting different age groups and health needs.
- Food and Beverage
- As demand for flexible probiotic packaging grows, food and beverage companies can innovate by creating new ready-to-drink products that incorporate non-fiber prebiotics and probiotics into their formulas.
- Pediatrics
- Pediatricians offering preventive care for children may opt to recommend probiotic supplements with non-fiber prebiotics to support the health of their youngest patients, opening up new markets for product developers and companies in this space.
