Sweet Bombs Getting Hydrated Re-imagined

[ReverseHero]

Hi everyone,
I recently thought of an idea and I am going to proceed with that so
please post your thoughts on it (Negative feedback is appreciated Don't hold back lol)

What's the purpose?
Getting people hydrated through candies (Sweet Bombs)
Concept - colorful crunchy outer layer with natural flavoured water inside

consumers Meh! But I can drink sodas and energy drinks
and there are many other flavored beverages in the market.
Yes and are they all sugary and unhealthy?
consumer: But they are tasty

Yes, But these are tasty healthy, and refreshing.
You can give it to your kids without fear of cavities
You can give it to your husband who forgets to drink water often
Your parents who are diabetic will like it as a present when you visit them
you can eat yourself after the gym as they are almost water so
look good and eat candies!

Present the paper prototype I drew in 5 minutes for the initial prototype concept before
I find any physical prototyping software and get it made physically to get feedback

 

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[Bounce Back]

There is hydrating gum already (has been since I was a child going to sports stores) so I don’t think it’s novel but novelty shouldn’t be the primary goal anyways.

 

[Vamsi Interviews]

I love this idea. I carry a water bottle everywhere with me, and sometimes I run out of water and can't find anywhere to refill it. I'd love to carry these candies around in my backpack as an emergency water supply that is light and won't leak/create a mess.

You could also include various electrolyte packages, since we know that electrolytes and salt are just as important for hydration as water itself. It's possible to drink lots of water and be dehydrated (or overhydrated)

P.S. A grandson invented these to help with hydrating his grandparents. Interesting target market, I could see it selling well to senior homes and other institutions, such as hospitals, or even casinos to be offered in small buckets next to slot machines where seniors might sit for hours on end without hydration.

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