The price is too high; that's what is keeping them out. Who wants to pay that kind of money for a un-proven cleaner? The bottle looks gimicky, the name is silly, and the public thus far has not been wooed. I can assure you they are looking at the claimed "5000+" stores and then looking at the sales numbers and seeing that the two just don't mesh; if sales are dismal in the smaller market stores, who is going risk National shelf space to a product that isn't selling ANYWHERE? You have clowns on the internet drssing up as old ladies being the "face" of the company for advertising. The whole outfit is gimicky, not a serious company for growth. All other products have fizzled out, when they cut the price in half, they MIGHT have a chance.
Dr H
Trust me, I'm a Doctor
