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I just got a tiny box from Ultimate Pet Nutrition that contains all 3 jars of Nutra Thrive that I bought for my recently adopted pair of 10-month-old rescue kittens. The normal price for one jar of this supplement is about $70. I bought 3 jars for about $134. There are only 1.48 ounces of the product in each tiny jar, a 30-day supply. I watched the entire video and tried to see how much product I was getting before I made the purchase, but was not able to tell. There is no way I would have paid even the sale price for such a small amount of product, had I known in advance. No matter what, if anything, this stuff does for my pets, I wouldn't buy it again. Especially not until and unless they develop some serious chronic health problems that I can find no other help for. This doctor made this product for rich people and to make himself rich. If in the long run, it helps some pets, that's just a by-product of his invention. There is no way that the average pet owner can actually afford to pay for quality food, vet visits, preventative care, etc. for an animal or animals and afford to give this stuff to them every day for the rest of their lives. I don't know how in good conscience this doctor could promote this product. In my opinion, it's a small amount and it's for pets, not people. The maximum, even if it works, that should ever be charged for this stuff is $25. That makes it affordable to almost everyone. It will still be an extra $300 per year, per pet. But at current prices, it's for the truly wealthy only. And to get any discount you have to buy a minimum of 3 jars, I think I saw where you could get up to six at a bigger discount, but then you are spending nearly $300 at once for a pet supplement! Still for the uber-wealthy if you ask me. But then, what the hell else is new? Doubt I will be able to tell anything about how well this works as I am giving it to new kittens. But if I notice anything good or bad, I will write a separate review for that.