Then I sent Kim this:"Thank you very much for your prompt reply....

Then I sent Kim this:

"Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Is this article any help for Nature's Firewall? (I know it is from May) http://www.torontosun.com/news/canada/2010/05/19/14011211.html"

And her reply was:


"The problem was - that I took over in March from a team that had worked for Stirling for many years. It didn't take long before I fired them as I found them totally inadequate to be running a paperstand = let alone trying to get ImmunoXel off the ground. They had not submitted any paperwork at all for licencing or tariffs. The articel you sent me - pertained to all people who had their licences submitted for 6 months before the cut off date - which was August 2010. We didn't qualify for a temp licence. So we are stuck in line waiting and in the meantime I have several distributors in the UK very interested in the product and hope to start selling in the US soon too."