In recent years, many have come to know about the negative symptoms that come with a lack of sunshine and vitamin D deficiency, and that's what inspired 'Valulot & Dyevre' to create these solar supplements. They come in packages by the names of Borabora, Haiti, the Maldives and the Bahamas, for the MINIFLUX exhibit in Lyon's Festival of Lights.
Each pack of the supplements treats various conditions associated with a lack of sun, such as seasonal depression, tired-looking skin or mood swings. It's recommended by the product not to abuse the drug or use it as a constant replacement for sun exposure. And, although these pills by Valulot & Dyevre aren't actually a digestible product, they do make for an illuminating concept.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Solar Supplements
- Manufacturing of innovative supplements that address ailments associated with lack of sun exposure.
- Nature-inspired Packaging
- Innovative packaging designs that offer creative names and designs inspired by natural places to enhance product appeal.
- Microdosing Trend
- Microdosing on supplements for the purpose of regulating mood swings and mitigating lack of sun symptoms.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Pharmaceuticals
- Manufacturers can explore the production of innovative supplements to address various sun-deficiency issues.
- Packaging and Design
- The packaging industry can explore opportunities for innovative nature-inspired designs and names to enhance product appeal and differentiation.
- Wellness and Health
- Microdosing of natural supplements to mitigate ailments associated with the lack of sun exposure can help improve the overall wellness sector.
