I guess this is a good problem to have, but the supplement formula I created is selling faster than anticipated. At my current daily average I have about 35-40 days of stock left to sell. Unfortunately my next shipment of bottles will not be here for 60 days at the earliest. This is my first product and with sales increasing every week I did not place my order soon enough. Do you think it would be better to sell out and be out of stock for a few weeks, or increase my product price by 10-20% to slow down sales and stretch out the stock that I do have? About 20% of my sales are repeat sales right now and I obviously don't want to upset them. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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