Replies to post #155479 on Bioelectronics Corp (BIEL)

[strikeitrich]

Yeah, you’re right. A real business model is like McDonald’s, who built all 37000 plus locations at one time. I’m sure Biel has enough product to fill every CVS, Wal-Mart, and Walgreens world wide right now but they choose to look pathetic.

By the way, all the CVS locations in Illinois, except the one, I’ve looked at say “Out of Stock” — they recognize the codes, just have not remodeled yet. That’s what the manager at my local CVS store says. They’re waiting for the remodeling. Actually, when one thinks about it, it’s CVS that looks pathetic. Why can’t they remodel every store overnight? So, you’re right Daytime, CVS is a pretty pathetic business. Why does Biel even bother with them? Should have gone with Walgreens — I bet they could have a one day nationwide complete remodeling and roll-out. Thanks for catching that.

[uksausage]

well call CVS and complain. They control how the "roll out:" new products, from what we have learned Actipatch is part of their new "wellness" sections being installed when stores have revamped interiors.

[art2426]

How in the world is that pathetic? I see it as GREAT!. You know what is pathetic? NOT seeing these very effective products ANYWHERE in the USA for the last 10 friggin years, while other countries allow sales! Now THAT is pathetic. AND you know what else is pathetic? Clearing the foot and knee, BUT NOT the 'back'. ALL bones and muscles throughout the body are the same physiologically.

No, this slow roll out is FINALLY a welcome sight to all of us that have been waiting YEARS for the FDA to educate its dinosaur minds and learn about this science and the effectiveness of the products that use it for this (pain relief) an SO MUCH MORE now and in the FUTURE. MUST get that FIRST retail shelving to get the ball rolling. The slow in roll out will IMO eventually be replaced by 'FULL' in the near future.