Hi Bagman, Woolies wouldn't even look at Thermalife, imo, at...

Hi Bagman, Woolies wouldn't even look at Thermalife, imo, at this stage. It would require excellent sales figures to be contemplated. Ridiculous suggestion really.

Most medicinal products that move to supermarkets, rightly or wrongly, have been established products, primarily promoted by pharmacy, initially.

Thats just fine but you don't see people asking checkout chicks, with all due respect, if they can take Nurofen whilst breastfeeding, or if they only have one kidney(happened to me). Voltaren gel is in supermarkets in small size only and is not very cost effective. People don't know that 6% is absorbed into the bloodstream and can only be used for two weeks.

I get people regularly asking me about products they purchased in a supermarket whether suitable for use by them on their meds or disease situation. Very frustrating but part of life and always try to help people with the hope that people will support the ones that have their health as a concern. Warehouse is only one step above supermarket, imo. They focus on price and not service. Thats fine that model will always work on enough of the population to be succesful but there is much more to this industry than price and if you disagree you are either not old enough or a Warehouse regular.

Dare anyone to walk into one of these and ask about Thermalife and how it works or what its good for, or for that matter talk to the Pharmacists that they are paying ridiculous wages for!

Sorry for the rant, been a while though-lol!

As for our product, we know its good but, Pharmacists and their staff need to. There is not enough training on this. Biochoice have no idea about it. Someone needs to get into stores and promote it to staff. This, over my years of experience, gives the product the best possible chance of success, imo.

Good luck holders