Tuesday, June 10, 2008 3:52:52 PM
Here's the answer...
The pharma companies have contracts with the companies that own the green/yellow porta-potties that you see on construction sites, concerts and anywhere else with large outdoor gatherings of people. Some of the companies have potties that keep the urine separate from the other crap. They use the urea from the urine which is actually the active ingredient that does what the creams are touted for.
The women in your lives who use the stuff would be financially much better off to just keep a cup in the bathroom rather than buying those expensive creams. Sounds disgusting, but if you do a little research you'll find that this is, or at least was, a very common practice for women in some Asian cultures.
I'm a veritable encyclopedia of useless information.
The pharma companies have contracts with the companies that own the green/yellow porta-potties that you see on construction sites, concerts and anywhere else with large outdoor gatherings of people. Some of the companies have potties that keep the urine separate from the other crap. They use the urea from the urine which is actually the active ingredient that does what the creams are touted for.
The women in your lives who use the stuff would be financially much better off to just keep a cup in the bathroom rather than buying those expensive creams. Sounds disgusting, but if you do a little research you'll find that this is, or at least was, a very common practice for women in some Asian cultures.
I'm a veritable encyclopedia of useless information.
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