Mdub, I totally agree with that scenario.

IMHO, the drops better work in their "as is" form. You're right scooter, if they have to be added to a "carrier fluid" or "diluent" then we're definitely not dealing with game changing technology. Their claim to fame is for the drops to be put under the tongue or between the cheek and gum for sublingual absorption. I've read nothing from Fuse so far that would make me think otherwise.

Quote: "I think they can top 5-Hour in their sleep". Gee, York, that's a bold statement. I hope you're right because 5 hr. is selling like big time! If sell volume were to increase exponentially, versus linearly, then the drops could overtake 5 hr much quicker at some point down the road.....much further down the road IMO.

Thanx, info.

Thanks chance, gotcha.

Nice, fuseme, nice.

Yea, chance, that's what I've been doing!! If the info. is factual then no problem, keep them coming.

York, with all due respect, this latest post, like several in the past, gives one the opinion that you have some type of insider (for lack of a better term) connection at Fuse. Specifically you say,"The drops will indeed keep you hydrated longer for less! I was a skeptic, but the first hand advantage of proof". So, does this mean that you have personally tried the drops, know someone directly that has tried the drops, have scientific literature/information that confirms the bio-activity of the drops, or, none of the above and you're just speculating. Bottom line, I'm trying to decide whether to take your posts seriously or not, sorry.

Quote: "and our efforts in the OTC and Pharmaceutical space represents the foundation to our long term focus,” added Tuffin. We've all read this before. Fuse may not be the greatest at pr's but they don't leave too much to doubt about where they're headed and what they're doing. We'd just like to help them along..

Quote: "We plan initial launches by end of June, with an expansion into national distribution during the summer of 2012". Shoot!! I had high hopes of the launch being the 1st of June...oh well. Sidebar: I use to be a runner, ok jogger. Did a few half marathons in snail fashion with electrolyte stuff sloshing around in the belly. What I would have given for the "drops" back then!!!! Surely would have knocked hours off my time...

York, can you elaborate about why the consistency of the drops may surprise people? Are you just speculating here or do you have facts as backup? Just wondering. P.S. They better taste good!

Tiger was very specific in what he said and didn't elaborate at all. He's probably being held in "check" until launch time. In other words, he wasn't allowed to steal Fuse's thunder so to speak. That being said, after the launch, he better do some big time crowing about the drop products to earn this keep. That's my $0.02.

Griff, the link worked fine. Tiger was clear and direct on his answer about the pink liquid in the bottles. IMHO, drinking from a bottle is a wee bit "classier" during a tournament than putting drops in one's mouth or under one's tongue. I'm sure Fuse will address this method of intake for the drops when the launch occurs.

Apologies mdub, I wrote bdub. Where's the white-out?

Vacation- nice! Welcome back shore. Yes, you're right, there are a number of very investment savvy people on this board; they post a lot of informative facts and opinions. One such person coined the phrase, "Smart people doing smart things", when he made reference to Fuse's management and boards. Many of us concur with that statement and have invested heavily in DROP as a result. That being said, if you read scooter's and bdub's last posts you'll see that a couple of significant questions have yet to be answered: (1) Can Fuse pull off a near seamless, extremely affective launch of the drop products, and (2) Are the drop products so radically different in their chemical transport/absorption efficiency that they can distinguish themselves as uniquely superior to any other products within the same classification, and in the process also capture a significant percentage of the global sales of those type products. Truly high expectations for this start-up company, but achievable. For all of us investors, we hope the answers are yes, and yes.

You're right scooter, it is a very crowded energy/hydration/vitamin market. The "drops" better be awesome or interest in Fuse could be lost very quickly. Can't say I agree the sp or market has already anticipated and taken into account the drop launch. Time will tell, won't it.

Scooter, you could very well be right; Fuse may have already been approached by some pharma company but was (are) not willing to sell-out because they know they hold an "ACE". Going it alone may be significantly better in the long term than selling all the goods in the near term... pure speculation on my part, true, but it definitely appears that Fuse is putting together the building blocks for a major global enterprise. Sure, time will tell. Hope good news comes promptly, not a year or two down the road.

We're starting to amass a group of people on the board who are very positive thinkers, which is a good thing....I was beginning to get a little "worried"

I think about just ONE arena for the drop technology, pediatrics, and I say, 'wow, how can anyone look at Fuse and their technology and not be absolutely, overwhelmingly impressed'. Your mind begins to realistically speculate about ALL the practical applications for the "drops". No convincing me otherwise, DROP is going to be a home run guys!!

Just logged in and caught up. Infoseeker, that was(is) an extremely well laid out accumulation of information. As a matter of fact, I read the whole post twice to make sure I digested all the material.
Thanks for taking the time to reaffirm to us long investors why we're still handing on to DROP. The post radiates with positive effectiveness!

Look, bgrass, many of us do understand where you're coming from (well, some of the time) with a somewhat high entry point at $0.79/share. Actually, it wouldn't be entirely too "high" if you had sold above $1.00- all things being equal and such. But, you keep putting only yourself in the Fuse boat, with a single oar, when there are many, maybe hundreds of investors, who are paddling right beside you; you just don't see them. Yes, we also have some concern when the share price drops for some unknown reason when it should be, in our minds anyway, headed north. And, yes, we see some dilution and we know that Fuse could use more capital, as MANY start-up companies experience. But for many investors, including yours truly, we have a stake in DROP because we want an INVESTMENT entity, not necessary an avenue to "day trade" on the share price. Been there, done that. Maybe this isn't a fair open question at this point but, are you buying shares in DROP as an "investment" or are you looking for that one run or pop to dump the stock and count the green? Your answer may explain, but it may not, why you could be "concerned" at times versus being "worried" most of the time as you so state. Finally, if the overall intent of DROP is to pull off a sophisticated "pump & dump", then a TON of SMART people are being taken for a ride. Good luck with your investing bgrass, hope it works out well for you.

Good link mdub. I read some of the article and actually found it very interesting...BG et al may want to read the WHOLE article.

Ugh? Maybe they bought at 5-10 and they want to triple or quadruple their investment at 33 cents? I know at least one Yes, like info. stated, it's called trading and making a profit.

What?? You have got to be kidding! Your comment was in jest, right??

Chag and mcross, keeping buying at these low prices, I am. We'll be handsomely rewarded in due time, IMO.

Yes, excellent post vera lynn and mdub! You guys just explained why I personally remain invested in DROP and you did it with FACTS. Several posters on this board just aren't willing to give Fuse enough time to build this start-up company. IMO, their unsubstantiated negative remarks are driving away many potential investors that read this board. Again, if you don't have confidence in the company or entity in which you're investing, then you need to sale your shares and take your business elsewhere. IMHO, which may not be worth much, the recent selling pressure is simply just profit taking.

Nice call info., nice call...thanks

And PDQ don't forget about the insulin (diabetes) market. The drops could definitely fit in this market like an old glove, IMO. The future for Fuse is starting to look very rosy indeed.

www.thermalin.com/market.html
Over the next 20 years, the WHO predicts that worldwide insulin sales will grow from $12B to $54B: doubling in the US, tripling in the EU, and expanding 12 fold ...

"So no Tiger no buying interest! that is obvious". Well bgrass that's quite a stance to take. Have any FACTS to back that up? I bought the lows last week and this week so you left me out of your consensus. BTW, your negative comments & speculations have become more than boring. Perhaps you're chasing away potential investors??

Patience guys. Personally, I'd like to see a slow steady climb to $1.50+ vs a single pop and pull-back.

Bgrass, why would anyone sell on positive news? Well, I know personally one investor that bought Double Eagle at 10-15 cents and is selling as we converse. He's taking some profits and pursuing other investment avenues. He's not negative on Fuse and bailing ship....

The current share price action is what an ole investor friend of mine frequently called "odd lot'rs (sp) bailing ship". lol

Thanks UHD

Thanks Griff.

Showing my ignorance here; what does CSTI stand for??

Come on bgrass, why wouldn't an OTC penny stock not move on a somewhat major PR?? Selling is going on, true, but tons of investors are holding IMHO. Your negative slant on everything is not contagious, thank goodness. If you don't have confidence in Fuse, then please sell and move on. Good luck with your other investments.

GNC was definitely on my wish list. They seem to be a first class retail business. When not purchasing on line, I always go to GNC next. Although Fuse's actions may be too slow for some investors, this partnership shows that Fuse has its act together and is making the right moves. As someone coined this board a while back, "smart people doing smart things".

True York. I've stated on here several times that "word of mouth" advertising is one of the best avenues to spark interest in buying. GNC was one of the companies I had in mind as a likely candidate for Fuse's products but didn't want to say anything for fear of being wrong. GNC great! Peddle to the metal guys, hang on!

York, if I had tested the drop products and they met or exceeded my expectations, which are very high, then I'd most likely start investing more heavily. Why? Because I'd be looking a lot further down the road where the drop technology could potentially find its niche in the medicinal and pharmaceutical fields. That would be "game changing".

Bgrass, EVERY stock has periods of slow to virtually no movement. That doesn't mean all the investors have headed to the hills. And every day can't be a major PR day. Try being patient and let Fuse's management do their thing. DROP is not your usual penny stock as most on this board realize so let's give it some leeway while it's building momentum during this start-up phase. If you've lost all confidence in this stock, then just pull the plug and drain the swamp- aka dump all your shares and move on. You'll sleep better at night and won't be so WORRIED. :) Good luck bgrass with your other investments.