So you're saying packaging their product- which is essentially an all-natural drug- in a prescription drug bottle is bad? I'm sorry, would you rather they put it in a fancy bottle with a cool graphic of a sleeping person with "z's" floating about their head? Are we 5 year olds or something?
I've seen protein shakes and nutritional supplements packaged in a clear bottle with just the name and a brief summary of the ingredients and intended effects on the bottle. One of the best selling protein supplement RTD is a clear glass bottle with the brand and how much protein the drink contains- that is all that is on the bottle.
By the way, since you mentioned Coke, you realize they haven't changed their symbol since it's inception? Pepsi and Mt. Dew have gone through numerous symbol changes and fonts. Coke hasn't changed a single font.
Harp on about packaging and what not. If the product works, it doesn't need to doused in glitter for people to buy it.
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