The starter kit is the cart that gets a first-timer set up for their first three experiences without overspending — and under $50, which is the free-shipping line. Here’s the build, with the logic for each pick.
The kit
| Item | Price | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Sample Bundle (2 × 2-count) | $9.99 | The low-risk first two doses; find your palate before the full pouch |
| Green Apple (8-count) | $34.99 | The #1 flavor, the full pouch for when the sample says “yes” |
| Sticker (8″×6″) | $1.00 | The keepsake lane; the $1 item that makes the kit a kit |
| Total | $45.98 | Under $50 → free US shipping |
Why this exact build
- The sample before the full pouch is the single best first-timer money move — two doses, two flavors, $9.99, and the data to make the full-pouch purchase a decision instead of a guess. The sample-or-pouch guide has the full logic.
- Green Apple as the full pouch is the #1 seller for a reason — the review has the case, and the ranking confirms it.
- The sticker is the item that pushes the cart across the $50 line’s shadow and makes the kit feel like a kit — and it’s $1. The savings math is the same logic at the group scale.
The upgrades (when the first three experiences say “more”)
- The rotation: swap the Green Apple for a second flavor on reorder — the seasonal guide is the rotation template, and the Buy 3 Get 1 Free offer means the third pouch of the season is free.
- The evening bar: add a mushroom chocolate bar — the slower format is the second experience, and the comparison has the logic.
- The microdose: the Day Trip 20-count is the everyday line — the microdosing guide is the format explainer, and the routine guide is the setup.
The rules the kit assumes
One gummy, food first, the 20-minute ritual, no driving — the full first-timer setup is in the first gummy guide, and the FAQ has every question the kit raises. $45.98, free shipping, three experiences, one decision. The starter kit is the on-ramp — everything after is a rotation.