The B6 Gummy Trap
When a brand first asks us for a Vitamin B6 gummy, the typical reaction is, "That's easy. Water-soluble, cheap, stable." But after years in the kettle room...
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When a brand first asks us for a Vitamin B6 gummy, the typical reaction is, "That's easy. Water-soluble, cheap, stable." But after years in the kettle room...
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