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Thursday, 03/20/2014 1:25:09 PM

Thursday, March 20, 2014 1:25:09 PM

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Dude, they don't process the product in their 800 sq ft office space, most likely used as a mailing address.

As to your other post, they haven't even been around with the re-birth for 4 years even, and they've actually accomplished a LOT in the small timeframe they HAVE been active. I'm still looking for names of companies who have done what they have in this time frame. I'm sure there are some, but not many. And definitely not many with a sub-penny stock. The problem is they've set some pretty big goals and not hit all of them yet...you'll notice I say yet. But what they have hit is not small. And I'm with Chug, the daily is just an opportunity to buy at a lower rate. Means nothing to where this will be in the long-term. And even if something is delayed, once it hits, it matters not. Heard flack about drugstore for months. It's hit, and now selling out. And so it will be the same for all of these other processes. Patience is a novel idea in the penny world, but the company is showing the EXACT kind of growth right now that it needs to, setting a precedence for the future.

Look at it like this: they have already sold out on every website they stock the product for. This is just one product, 7 more are being groomed to follow suit (you start with one at a time). This is without shelf stocking yet, so without even doing an ADVERTISING run yet, because it's clear they're waiting to get bang for the buck. In just their FIRST YEAR they've cut a deal with Walgreens, and showing exactly what they need to show. Others take note as to what Walgreens does. So if it's selling well on drugstore, moves to Walgreens.com, speeds up the process of getting shelved in some or ALL of Walgreens 8000 stores (some if they do a test run), then this just starts snowballing into profit. And then things get really interesting :)

The building process is hard, and harder for a shareholder, especially in the retail industry. But to build a successful business it takes patience and perseverance. And just taking the growth they've experienced and duplicating it over the next few years, the profit will MULTIPLY. And this is exactly the kind of company a big player looks at for an acquisition. Worth a buy under a penny just to take that trip if you ask me.