Wearable Health Solutions Inc (WHSI)

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Ahhh yes, the bags. LOL! Don't think that bag thing ever happened. We never heard another word about it. CEO Ronnie went silent on that, too. I think that was just another CEO Ronnie trick being played on investors before Halloween. Some here suspected that, at the time. That PR about the bags failed to get the PPS up, too. Thanks for the reminder.

The Albertson's Bags should make up for any shortfall!! LMFAO

Seriously CEO Ronnie?......Bags? You wanna make Albertson's shoppers Bagholders too?....thats just wrong....IMO

Where did Ronnie get his advertising degree from?....Chuck E Cheese???

KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., Sept. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Medical Alarm Concepts Holding, Inc. (OTCQB: MDHI.PK), today announced it has signed an additional Fall advertising promotion for the MediPendant™, the industry's first voice prompted medical alarm with two-way speak and listen through the pendant technology. Under the terms of the new retail agreement, Albertson's Stores will be utilizing pharmacy merchandise bags printed with the MediPendant™ name, logo, website address and toll-free number in approximately 200 stores. This promotion, which is expected to kick off November 1st, is expected to increase awareness of the product and to generate direct sales.
"This fall is expected to be extremely busy as we launch our major retail and promotional marketing programs. We are expecting these programs to further accelerate our already fast-growing rate of product sales," commented Ronnie Adams , CEO. "We have recently increased our inventory levels and have ordered additional product to meet this expected strong demand. As we are already strongly trending toward profitability, we expect sales and residual monthly recurring revenues from these additional activities to move us into profitability. As we outlined in our latest letter to shareholders, our recent turnaround has been very dramatic and as we move into our busiest sales period of the year, our confidence level has never been higher."