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Click the URL and imagine that you're in the market for elderberry gummies for your kids. As you scroll through the different listings shown, please share your thoughts on what you like/dislike and call out the brand you would most likely choose and why.
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Am I recording? Yes.
Elder Berry come.
Ok.
This is not elder Berry Zar bees.
This bee made me look, elder immune.
Is that like immunity? Sam? Ok.
Let's look for one that says four kids.
I like that.
Um, let's see.
Good price airborne is something I've heard of before.
Good price 12 99 but this one is 9 99.
We'll pick that one.
There's lots of readings so answer some questions.
Uh I don't see the questions.
Yes, those are decent size.
Yes, we'll get these not gonna have them delivered every two months because I don't know if my kid will like them one time purchase.
I lied The, uh, with the brand zoo the third choice? Because I like it.
Its texture.
I think the kids will love the texture, the gummy, and also it it, uh, the gummies a lot covered with sugar That is a good pond.
And then also the added benefit is that there is a 20% off coupon when I purchase this option.
But, uh, one thing that I don't lie about this option is that it's not the cheapest option in the market.
But anyway, I will choose the brand name zoo for my kids, for the gummy.
I hope my comments help.
Thank you.
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Now we've started.
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So if I'm looking for Elderberry Gummies, which I'm not sugar free is definitely gonna be important.
But also the cost and usually Amazon will show me per count.
So like this, this lovely one here is only eight cents per count.
I don't care if it says it's for kids, but it doesn't say that it's sugar free, which would be a problem.
This one here says it's for kids and it's sugar free and they add vitamin in zinc and it's 16 cents per count and I can subscribe and save.
So if I was really interested in using a supplement, I would also be interested in seeing, subscribe and save small business.
Uh Typically that just means it's more expensive and less likely to be available when I need it in a couple of months because that happens a lot.
I'm really not paying too much attention to the container itself, although pretty purple will draw the eyeballs.
I'm looking at price ratings sugar free.
I don't need the extra sugar.
Let's see.
Really the only one that I've seen that calls out sugar free is that one up at the top Yeah, it is important sometimes to take note of how many it requires you to take in order to get a dose because that in turn determines exactly how expensive it is.
Unfortunately, with supplements, uh, it doesn't tell you all the time because you, it's usually never one in this case, it's two 20 calories for two gummies.
5 g of carbs.
Hm.
It says it's sugar free.
Not sure where all the carps are coming from.
Tapioca Starch usually isn't too bad.
Hm.
May not be suitable for diabetics.
This is a problem I have when looking for supplements.
Uh, and of course it's showing me for kids because that's in the search.
Now, let's take a look.
This guy to the nutrition facts that I'm looking for because that's really what matters.
3 g of added sugar, although ironically less carbs than the last one that said no sugar added cane sugar and price is better.
Didn't notice how many two gummies 60.
So this is just barely a month supply.
Well, they were 4 80 plus a 20% off coupon.
That's a pretty decent price.
So let's look at this one.
That was eight cents.
I wish they'd show the nutrition information up front.
Make it easier.
Oh, this one doesn't even have it.
Oh, there it is 3 g of carbs which is all added sugar, glucose syrup.
100 and 20.
How many did it say? 01 gummy is a serving.
That's unusual that they put it all in one which actually makes me kind of like this other than the fact that they had 3 g of sugar.
If they had a sugar free version, that would, that would be perfect.
OK, uh, click the URL and imagine that you're in the market for elderberry gummies for your kids As you scroll through the different listings shown, please share your thoughts on what you like and dislike and call out the brand that you would most likely choose and why, um, so I'm gonna go ahead and click this link and take a look So it looks like these are elderberry gummies for kids.
I think right away I would say I'm most familiar with the Zarb brand.
That's a brand that I've used in the past.
I've had good experience with it.
I love the graphic on the label just because it looks cute.
It looks whimsical.
I also just believe that Zarb's has a lot of experience working with kids and producing kids supplements.
Airborne is another brand that I am very familiar with, from an adult perspective, less of a kid's perspective.
So from a kid's perspective, I would be more willing to trust Zarbee love this design.
It looks very cute and kid friendly.
Um, I also like the name Little Sprouts.
It just sounds whimsical.
Um, a lot of these other options are not really looking very kid friendly.
Like, I think a lot of these look sort of depressing.
This label looks very like dark and dull.
So does this one.
Mary Ruth is definitely a brand that I'm familiar with as well.
Um, So, um, these are kind of my initial thoughts.
Um, I think in general, for a kid's product or a kid supplement, you want to have a product that is bright, vibrant, um, has cartoons.
It has graphics that are gonna catch a kid's eye and just make me feel comfortable that you kind of understand the kids' market like I don't want to see something that looks like this.
This looks so depressing.
It's so dull.
It's so plain.
Does not look like a product for kids.
Um, so I hope that is helpful.
OK.
Once again, I was trying to share this information because it didn't start recording the first time.
Um I do like the ones that have the, the children's imagery to where, you know, that they are actually for kids.
Those jump out to me the most.
I believe that this one right here is um one that I do like the label that attracts my attention.
But then I start looking for a price and um one of the things that does um jump out to me for this one right here because it doesn't have anything like child related.
So it does say for kids and adults, but it doesn't look like it's specifically set up for kids.
So it doesn't make me less interested, but I do think I would probably end up going with Amazon as choice um because I had already scrolled down past these other ones and the prices um weren't jumping out at me.
And also even though I do like some of the labels, these kind of catch my attention as far as being organic, et cetera, I noticed that the um I noticed that the the rating is um pretty comparable as well.
But as far as it being Amazon's choice, I would probably be the one that I would tend to go for the most.
Right.
Let's see, which I would go for.
I would be looking for a combination of, um, star rating amount of ratings, the amount in the pack and price.
Um, so far this one is standing out for me is 60 for $5.
Uh, they had good ratings.
A lot of people just bought it.
Um, this one got very good ratings.
60 13 140 out of all of them, I think, based on price and ratings, I would go with all, all around 60.
I would not go low.
21 I would think I would, I don't see this one had good ratings, everything but in a good quantity, but it just doesn't, it just doesn't look good to me.
I think I would actually go with this 1, 100 and 20.
It's good ratings.
A lot of people bought it decent price.
Um, yeah, I would go with the, uh, Sambo Little Sprouts.
Ok, I'm looking at these, I do use Elderberry Gummies for kids, but I use them for myself.
Um, if I think I'm getting sick or if I am and out of this Zarb's this one, Zarb's Elderberry, um support for kids.
Um I really swear by them with vitamin C Zinc and Elder Berry.
But as an adult, I take the children's version, um I actually do like the taste of them and I feel like they're really effective.
Um I have not seen most of these other brands and I'm a little curious, what's this? Uh Sambuca is in the Sam Buco ones that I don't know if I've heard Ali is a good brand.
Uh airborne is a good brand, but I don't know how I heard about Zar.
Oh yeah, I think I do a pharmacist told one of my kids um because my grandkids were sick so I just started taking them two and I think they're effective.
Ok, I'm looking at these, I do use Elderberry Gummies for kids, but I use them for myself.
Um, if I think I'm getting sick or if I am and out of this Zarb's this one Zarb's Elderberry, um, support for kids.
Um, I really swear by them with vitamin C Zinc and Elder Berry.
But as an adult I take the children's version, um, I actually do like the taste of them and I feel like they're really effective.
Um, I have not seen most of these other brands and I'm a little curious, what's this? Uh Sambuca is in the Sam Buco ones that I don't know if I've heard Ali is a good brand.
Uh, airborne is a good brand but I don't know how I heard about Zar.
Oh, yeah, I think I do a pharmacist told one of my kids, um, because my grandkids were sick so I just started taking them two and I think they're effective.
Ok.
Now we're recording.
All right, I'm gonna pull up the screen and we're looking at Elderberry Gummies for kids.
I've never thought of that.
My initial reaction is to think about why we're having to present these as candy to kids and associate candy with medication that does bother me.
Um, I am looking at the different styles and the different prices as we speak.
And again, I'm just trying to work my way down this.
So we're talking about $20 for 60 vitamins of various types.
Honestly, I just keep going back to thinking that I would prefer to see, um, kids get a better diet than have to worry about vitamins.
I really don't care for the idea of Children having to ingest medicinal products if not necessary.
I know that just kind of leads later around to a social ability to look at, um, medications as just being what they are.
So I'm not really happy with that.
Would I be interested in him? Personally? Not.
Um I after looking at all of the options, I opted for the Sambuca Elderberry option.
Um I chose that one because it did a really good job of mentioning um the vitamins that were included in it while also touching on the fact that it is for immune support.
It had um a 4.8 star rating which was similar to another brand.
However, this one had a better price and you get more for it.
Um for your money, it includes 60 um of the vitamins, um higher star rating than the others really good price um with a lot of people having purchased it.
So I feel like I could trust a little bit better.
I also really liked that the label wasn't too flashy and mentioned that it was for kids without being too cartoony.
Um It included pertinent information.
Um and it, I like that it doesn't look too much like a kid brand, but it does mention that is for a kids brand.
The reason I like that it doesn't look too kitty because kids happen to get into things that they shouldn't.
Um It might look like something that kids wouldn't want to get into.
Um I did, I also selected it over the other similarly priced and similarly starred item because the other item I couldn't really tell that it was for kids.
Um doesn't look that it, like it mentions that it is except in the actual description, but the label doesn't say anything.
So I just felt that this would be the better option for me and for my family.
All right, I'm gonna go to this website and I'm going to scroll and figure out which Elderberry Immune System products I would prefer for my Children.
So this is not necessarily something I would buy.
I would try it.
But I don't, this is not something that like I see in a store or has rec been recommended by doctors, but to start, I guess airborne is a good product.
Um, it's not super expensive.
There's 50 gummies in there.
Um, but maybe not, I would look at the count, I would be skeptical about this product.
So I would look at the count that is nine cents per count.
I would possibly try the Mighty Fox.
It's got 4.1000.
Um, I would consider Zarb because that is a brand I've heard of, but there's only 21 gummies in there.
So little sprouts would be a good choice.
It's, uh, eight cents per count.
120 in there.
It would last a while.
Um, Highland's kids.
That's a good brand.
10 cents per count.
So, these are, this is my process for things like this.
There's a lot of different types of gummies and the, they're probably all fine.
So I would try to get the one that is most, um, the most bang for my buck.
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