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Sheila said:I think they should offer a "no kit" option for the ones who already have a big selection of products and/or have been a past consultant! Just my 2 cents.
Sheila said:Oh, I totally agree that they shouldn't be using the discontinued stuff. But I've had a couple of people join my team who have been consultants in the last year or two, have most (if not all) of the stuff in the new kit and don't need it or the mini. If all they need is the measuring spoons, it's cheaper to just buy those. But with the current plan, they have to buy more products to start again, even if the kit products are all duplicates. Even if it's just a temporary deal, I still think it would be nice to offer the no-product kit for those who would benefit from it.
DebbieJ said:I love having duplicates! Then I don't have to empty my kitchen cabinets each time I pack for a show. My kit is always packed! Six years in, I now have a closet that is kit products only. I love it! Then my hubby doesn't wonder "where is the pizza cutter?" when I'm out doing a show and he is serving frozen pizzas for dinner.
So that new consultant would start off at an advantage!
A mini kit typically contains a smaller selection of items compared to a regular kit. It is designed to be more compact and portable, making it convenient for travel or on-the-go use.
A mini kit may include essential items such as bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and adhesive tape. However, the specific contents may vary depending on the purpose of the kit and the brand.
While some items may be similar, the contents of a mini kit and a regular kit are not necessarily interchangeable. Regular kits tend to have a wider range of items and larger quantities, making them more suitable for longer trips or emergency situations.
Yes, many brands offer customizable options for their mini and regular kits. This allows you to add or remove items based on your specific needs and preferences.
It ultimately depends on your personal needs and preferences. If you are looking for a compact and portable option for short trips or everyday use, a mini kit may be more suitable. However, if you are planning for longer trips or preparing for emergencies, a regular kit may be a better choice due to its larger size and wider range of items.