Why Some Products Are Labeled As Prototypes
At Nduranz, we’re committed to creating products that are effective, easy to consume, and also great-tasting. Achieving this requires a huge amount of research and development. Prototypes are one crucial step in this process.
Each prototype represents the culmination of months—or even years—of meticulous research, testing, and refinement. When a product is labeled as a Prototype, it means the product is functional but not finalized.
During the prototype phase, we gather feedback from real users to fine-tune the product. By trying a prototype and sharing your insights, you become part of the process, helping us craft world-class products for endurance athletes like you.
Our Product Development Process
Our development process begins with an in-depth review of scientific studies and analysis of market needs. This research serves as the foundation for our formulations, guiding us through numerous iterations and precise calculations to ensure optimal performance and compatibility.
We then test the initial formulation on a small group of athletes. Their feedback allows us to adjust the formula for both efficacy and usability. We then conduct a second round of testing to fine-tune the flavor profile, ensuring the product is enjoyable to consume.
Once these steps are complete, the product is introduced as a Prototype.
The Prototype Phase
The Prototype phase is where large-scale testing begins. This stage is critical because it allows us to gather real-world feedback. It’s an opportunity to refine every detail to perfection, from flavor and mixability to performance and overall user experience, before the official release.
Each prototype reflects our commitment to delivering the best products that live up to the demands of endurance athletes.
Trying a Prototype?
Nduranz prototypes have more basic packaging. They are also labeled as “prototypes.” If you are trying a prototype, we want your feedback! Let us know what you think so we can continue to make the best products.
