Muffik was never just a product I wanted to import and throw onto a marketplace.
The U.S. plan involved years of testing, certification work, delays, money, more delays, and the least glamorous possible version of international product development. I wanted a path that could ultimately put the product into occupational-therapy and developmental-disability settings and make access easier for families.
Eventually there I was at Bureau Veritas with boxes and boxes and boxes.
This is why I like ugly evidence. A polished product photo can say anything. A hotel luggage cart buried under test samples says somebody physically did the work.
Working narrative record. Dates, amounts, ownership, certification language and other details can be tightened as primary records are recovered.