Cure packs, priced per day
Each product offers 2 and 3-month cures, and many a 1-month one, at 10, 20 or 30% off. Paid once, no subscription; the picker shows boxes, days and the price per day.
Barbaris Web
For Turkish collagen and supplement brand Barbaris, we set up the Shopify store and built its theme around needs, routines and cure packs.

Supplement shoppers rarely start from a product name. They start from a need, like skin, hair or sleep, then face a shelf of liquids, powders and capsules with dosages they can't compare. A multi-box cure only makes sense if the price per day is clear.
We set up the store, loaded the catalogue with label data and built a custom theme on Eurus. Every page reads from the product's own label fields, so dosage, ingredients and warnings come from one place, and cure packs are real variants with real prices at checkout.
Each product offers 2 and 3-month cures, and many a 1-month one, at 10, 20 or 30% off. Paid once, no subscription; the picker shows boxes, days and the price per day.
Eight need pages group the range by goal and form, and a quiz of 10 to 13 short questions suggests a ready-made routine. Safety answers stay in the browser.
A map built on OpenStreetMap lists nearby pharmacies by distance, starting with central Bursa. It says plainly that stock is not linked yet.
The QR on the box opens the product's page, where a shopper can save a cure calendar as an .ics file. Signed-in customers see when their current cure runs out.




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need-based routes into the range
Skin, hair, joints, energy, women's balance, digestion, liver and daily support: each need has its own page and its own starting point in the quiz.