Two supplement product pages built to sell a bundle, not a bottle.
●METRICS
Production telemetry, active capacity, and engineering scale measured in live deployment.
01 — What it does
Vitanex sells supplements where the product page is the whole shop: the buyer arrives from an ad, and everything that decides the sale has to be on one screen. We built two of those pages, each around a different bundle mechanic.
The shilajit page runs on a premium bundling app, with buy-one, buy-two-get-one-free and larger tiers updating price and quantity live, plus a verified review section that auto-syncs and is styled to the brand rather than left as a widget. The methylene blue page carries the same offer logic written by hand in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with a review layout built inside the page builder.
Both pages are mobile-first and sectioned so the next product does not need a new build: features, scientific support, lifestyle images and FAQs are reusable blocks.
02 — The brief
Two fully custom product pages that sell a bundle rather than a single unit.
Verified reviews with photos, styled to the brand, not bolted on.
Sections reusable for the products that come next.
03 — Technical highlight
One page uses the paid bundling app, which buys dynamic pricing, quantity sync and a maintained upgrade path. The other implements the identical offer in hand-written logic, which costs nothing per month and answers only to us.
Running both on one store is deliberate: the client can see what the app is actually worth against the custom version before committing every future product page to a subscription.
04 — Stack and outcome
Every dependency is chosen deliberately for raw execution speed, strict type safety, zero cold-start latency, and battle-tested reliability under high concurrent load.
"Two pages live, one bundle system proven twice over, and a set of sections the brand can reuse for every product after these two."