I'd love to help, but have to agree with Oldtimr that it's impossible to give a price without knowing what the product is made out of, etc. I think Oldtimr gave some pretty good advice of how to determine what you need to sell it for to make a profit and stay in business. If the price is too high you will obviously not sell enough to stay in business. If it's low, but enough to make a profit, you can gradually raise the price to see what the market will bear. Personally I could care less what it would cost because I wouldn't be interested in it.