nature's firewall update, page-11

I have to say I am very confused by Kim's reply here. First of all he says that their was a "slight hitch" which now means that they have to wait for between 18mths - 2years for product licence before they can sell their honey drops. Doesn't sound like a slight hitch to me. Then he says that he has some exciting new products to send to Australia next week. and, they are so great they will only be found in "high end pharmacies". What is a high end pharmacy? Is it like comparing Manolo Blanics to Shoe City perhaps only with Guardian Pharmacies to The Chemist Warehouse. Do they really have enough 'snob factor' to be picking and choosing who they distribute to?

Kim only has to wait for its product licence in Canada. This is what confuses me. This statement makes me think that they are dietry supplement or they wouldn't need product licencing.

But, hang on a minute, didn't Kim just say that this takes 18mths - 2 years, and in Australia, importing dietary supplements is one of the hardest things to do.

So, what I gather from this reply, is that this exciting new line of products are not made by STI and are not generic drugs or dietry supplements at all, as this would take far too long to licence in Canada and Australia. But, hush hush, the new line will have such great potential (in fact Kim promises that it will be a best seller globally, so hang on to those shares folks). This is obviously why the company who makes these product have chosen a little known Aussie company with little money to market and distribute them on their behalf.

I wonder how the baby blankets and biodegradable nappies and wipes are going?