[crazypyro]

I found the reddit thread. They gave you a lot of good feedback. I think its ridiculous to dismiss it as "very typically for reddit" when the reasons it went so poorly are extremely relevant to your business...

When you are 2-3x more expensive than a very similar competitor, all the fancy marketing and URL won't sell (much of) your product. The community also gave you marketing advice and suggested you removed phrases that would get you in legal trouble with the FDA. The community also informed you that your closest competitors already have significant partnerships with manufacturers.

[Nooance]

My bad, by saying "very typically for reddit", I didn't mean to dismiss it, but rather that it was a mix of useful advice/feedback/helpful critique, and… unhelpful critique.

I've tried acting on the feedback to the degree possible since then (such as adding a disclaimer), but most of it seems to be around the price. I'm still not quite convinced that a webshop at this price point is unviable though; as far as I can tell there is space for a vendor with clear information and product guidelines – and that that would be worth a markup. Would you say you'd disagree? Or perhaps that you partially agree, but that the markup is still too high?