As @Phil_C suggested this may be better placed elsewhere, but of course if you did want to engage in conversation with our US Hueligans about this, feel free to post on our US forum.
Just so you are aware Canada is one region that we do plan on looking at in the future, but I’m afraid we don’t yet have a timescale on this.
As of 2021-02-24 non-prescription products are allowed to contain up to 2,500 IU of vitamin D. Would this change the situation? Are you now allowed to ship to Canada?
Now is the time to get your foot in the door to Canada. Soylent is all but dead. There is a meal replacement vacuum here.
Understood, didn’t know that about Soylent!
They have had two major stocks outages months in length. They don’t give updates of any kind. I don’t think they are coming back. I canceled my subscription and account. I won’t support rude companies.
Bold idea came across my mind, why can’t you just make your powder in compliance with Canadian regulations and everything else what supposed to be inside formula, just put it into the separate package, like Liquid IV is doing and call them some kind of booster pack or something like that?