For Why Not Natural Supplements, Stay The Course: Continue Quality Standards While Expanding Lineup

Owner and marketing director Kelin Marquet responds to HBW Insight’s questions about the firm's strategies and outlook for our “Get To Know” series.

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Minnesota firm Why Not Naturals has expanded its lineup from the two dietary supplements available at its launch in 2016 to 13 products currently while sustaining the use of research-backed active ingredients at studied doses and working without extra additives commonly found in supplements.

Kelin Marquet, co-founder for the company owned by Art Monkey LLC and operating in the Minneapolis suburb Roseville, recently responded...

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