Amiry and Gilbride are owned by the same people who own Dears pharmacy in Scotland. Their joint posts are simultaneously posted because they are owned by the same group.
The posts you put up are the first ever public social posts the group has put up about Febridx. I would like you to point out the "ongoing broader marketing campaign" they have had?
Dears pharmacy has posted once about Febridx see below:
Amiry and Gilbride have only just established a new social platform given their recent ownership change to Dears ownership:
I will note that they have an online portal to specifically book Febridx as a service.
Independently, Kinsealy Pharmacy in Ireland also posted their own post back in October.
The only distributors to actively and "ongoingly" post about Febridx are
Henry Shien UK and
TrueTest Medical: https://www.linkedin.com/company/truetest-medical/Doug has said that it is up to the distributors to market the product, and at present, its been extremely minimal at best.
I really don't think followers need to be misled around the marketing activities of the providers as though it is "ongoing and broad" when in reality, it hasnt.
Regarding your comment about doing some research, you still haven't highlighted the new UK study being done or the fact that Febridx is specifically noted as not being suitable for US insurance groups at this stage which is another contest to battle about.
Ill give you a clue, Aetna.
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