Hello @DH5,

Thanks for sharing your question with the Klaviyo Community!

Your goal somewhat resembles a post created by @Cariaba which I answered recently. I’ve included the Community post below:

Similar to what I suggested in the post and what was stated in the Creating a Product-Specific Flow Help Center article, instead of using trigger splits you’ll want to use conditional splits for your particular use case. Unlike using a trigger split, using the conditional split enables you to use more filters to drill down into your desired condition rules. For example, for customers who purchased a 60-day supply of Product A - 2 Bottle - Quantity 1 OR Product A - 1 Bottle - Quantity 2; you can use the definition of: “What someone has done, Placed Order where Items Contains Product A - 2 Bottle equals 1 in the last X-timeframe OR What someone has done, Placed Order where Items Contains Product A - 1 Bottle equals 2 in the last X-timeframe”.

When a contact reaches this conditional split if they have purchased 1 bottle of Product A - 2 Bottle or 2 bottles of Product A - 1 Bottle, they would both be navigated down the YES path where you can have a 60-day time delay before an email step. I would recommend taking a look at the How to Add a Conditional Split to a Flow and How To Create a Post-Purchase Flow Help Center articles to learn more about utilizing and leveraging conditional splits to achieve your goal.

I hope this helps!

David