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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Grassy Gnoll" data-source="post: 6835941" data-attributes="member: 6788652">If this was your sole source of income, and cheaper products A and B were selling, but product C with a higher price wasn't, you would need to adjust product C's price to encourage sales. Otherwise, realistically you'd have to cease selling C.  Your future income would then, you predict, increase across the board, allowing you to invest in new product, and so grow the business.You may experience some unhappy customers (you don't note how many in your post so I'm assuming only a few) but these will be easily dealt with if they complain (free A or B as recompense/partial rebate if need be). Your future customers however will be quite happy.If it is really causing you sleepless nights (for which I applaud your moral sense), by all means proactively approach these customers and pre-emptively offer them some love. But I don't see it being an issue.</blockquote>