I tend to agree with you. When I read that they were putting Actipatch behind the counter I was puzzled. I thought to myself, in regards to the NHS, how do they expect to mass sell if one can only get the product via a doctor's prescription. On top of it, from what I've read, most doctors within the NHS, don't know anything about the product. Apparently, the education component for doctors has been a failure. Thus, it doesn't take a genius to realize your sells metrics, without a doubt, will be dismal. Consider these points: Thus, in one market, the product is behind the counter and doctors don't know anything about it. In other markets, presumably, the product is on the shelves and there is no advertisement to speak of. So what assumed outcome, regarding sells, would those aforementioned realities conjure? A Big Whopping failure, that's what! Maybe after the "Full Body" is granted, things will change. IMHO, they must change!
GLTA!!!
P.S. A product doesn't need to be behind the counter in order for a doctor to utilize it, or recommend it. Personally, I had a physician who instructed me to use crisco and/or coconut oil, to aid in my healing. Who Knew!!
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