Alex Barbir
Cumming, GA (USA)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal
1Kingdom Nutrition
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Location:
Alpharetta
Industry:
Retail/Clothing
Year Founded:
2018
Number Employees:
1-10 people
Business Stage:
Creation/Idea
Entity Type:
Limited Liability Company
Description:
1Kingdom has been founded to create products that are clinically dosed and effective. Majority of the fitness supplement companies have highly under-dosed products to save on cost of production. This leads to ineffectiveness of products and loss of consumer trust. We have created products like pre-workouts, that are 100% clinically and fully dosed that allow our consumers to get the utmost benefit from our products. By creating these types of products and having readily available studies and clinical trails for our customers to reference, we will create a loyal customer base that buys into our culture.
Most of the fitness supplements on the market today are completely under-dosed and hyped up to have monumental effects on your workouts. Many of these life changing effects these companies claim their products have are extremely contradictive in comparison to their formulas. Many customers are dissatisfied with the lack of quality in the fitness supplement industry specifically. This leaves the door wide open for a company to create products that are based on quality, 100% clinical doses, and customer transparency.
There is a huge dissatisfaction and frustration with fitness supplements throughout the industry. Customers are fed up with products that don’t meet their claims and products that simply have no effect. This motivates me to bring part of this fitness industry back into trusting companies and their products. Aside from the massive amounts of people currently purchasing products in this industry, there is another market out there that have removed themselves from this industry because of the scams and problems associated with it. This gives us an opportunity to not only take over the current market, but to add a whole other market into the current one by bringing back dissatisfied customers into the fitness supplement industry.