Rock Creek Pharmaceuticals Inc. (fka RCPIQ)

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So can you order it direct from Hydrapharm? If you go to their website they have a shop page, https://www.hydrapharm.com/shop?page=2 It is showing 23 products but 11 of them are "out of stock". I hadn't checked but Predator Nutrition I think still has some of those out of stocks. Stange. Price is about the same. Uses paypal at the checkout. So is Hydrapharm just a small company that doesn't have the funds to keep all their products in stock? They probably have to order in large quantities to get the cost down and then front the money for it until it sells.

Has anybody researched Hydrapharm? What do we know about them? Is it mostly a virtual company? Have to have a facebook account to see their page. Last thing posted on twitter was 2014. Doesn't look to be much on their Instagram page. So what do we know about them and where are they getting it manufactured? I might consider looking into getting a tablet that you could put under your tongue manufactured. If I could do it for less then $100k, game on. Then I could be the distributor.

Wait a minute. I just started doing some math. If your cost is $50 a bottle, $100k is only 2,000 which is almost nothing. Even $1 million is only going to get you 20,000. I wonder what kind of demand there is. We have any idea on how much stock Predator Nutrition has? So if you have 23 products and have to do $1 million orders (just guessing) you would have a lot of money tied up in inventory. I could see how they would be out of stock on a lot of stuff. I wonder what Predator Nutrition considers to be "limited" stock? Hmmmmmm. Maybe I'll look into it some more in the next few months and see what I can find out.

More math. So if you got a loan for $1 million @ 8% since you are just some small fry, that would run $80k a year. If your profit is $15, would need to sell 5,333 just to pay the interest. On your remaining stock you would make $220k. Anybody know how much Amazon charges to stock and ship? Fingers crossed, $10??? So $50 manufacturing, $15 profit, $10 distribution so could sell for $75. To move 20,000 bottles a year need to sell 55 a day. If a person is doing a 2 mg maintenance dose, bottle lasts 150 days so only buying 2.43 bottles per year. If they up it to 3 mg a day, 3.65 bottles per year. So you would need between 8,230 and 5,480 customers to move your inventory in a year. Are there that many out there? If people actually knew what it is and does, easily be many more than that, but that's a big if. Have to think about this. Anybody else have manufacturing and distribution knowledge?