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Hey everyone, just saw this news article and thought it was relevant to our gummy vitamin discussions. BetterAlt and The Vitamin Shoppe are partnering up to expand their premium wellness selection. The article mentions this could mean more Ayurvedic supplements becoming mainstream. Here's the link and summary: # BetterAlt and The Vitamin Shoppe Forge Partnership to Broaden Premium Wellness Selection A notable shift in the accessibility of Ayurvedic supplements is underway. BetterAlt, a company specializing... What do you all think? Could this mean we'll see more Shilajit gummies on shelves soon?

Interesting development! From a scientific perspective, increased accessibility could lead to more standardized formulations and better quality control. I've been researching Shilajit's fulvic acid content - proper extraction methods are crucial for bioavailability. If BetterAlt brings their expertise to The Vitamin Shoppe, we might finally get some third-party tested gummies. Has anyone seen their current lab results?

As someone who follows a paleo diet, I'm cautiously optimistic. Most gummies have way too much sugar and artificial stuff, but if they're making cleaner versions? Maybe. Shilajit's mineral content aligns well with ancestral health principles. Hope they use natural sweeteners like monk fruit instead of the usual junk. Anyone tried BetterAlt's other products?

lol i need something to balance out my 5-cup-a-day coffee habit 😅 shilajit gummies for energy without the crash? sign me up! but seriously, if this partnership makes them more affordable, i'm in. tired of paying $40 for tiny bottles. when do you think they'll actually hit stores?

RootRose893 - Good point about cost! Economies of scale from this partnership could potentially lower prices 15-20% based on similar industry expansions. Regarding your coffee comment: Shilajit's adaptogenic properties might help modulate cortisol response from caffeine. But we'd need to see specific formulation details - gummy delivery systems can affect absorption rates significantly.