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topdog52

12/26/11 4:57 PM

#36027 RE: Pockets #36025

The yield sign is there to notify potential investors that it's caveat emptor, or buyer beware,




WRONG!!!!!!

They are 2 different things. The yield sign is buyer beware. Meaning A few things may not be right with the companies paper work or late on reporting somethings. Such as financials are not out. caveat emptor is a very different thing. Meaning that there is a few very bad things behind the scene that maybe going on!!! HNSS is nothing like that. But with your post you would have people believing that they are the same. Please be a little more responsible with your posts. I know you know the difference but the newbies don't!! Thank You!!!
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topdog52

12/26/11 5:09 PM

#36028 RE: Pockets #36025

PR's of their's has ever been verified



Someone posted to all that they were emailing the SEC to complain about HNSS and find out what was going on!!! I am still waiting for the SEC report. If the SEC has nothing on them, then I guess HNSS may be OK!!!!! You do know they have made a profit in the last 2 Quarters. Not many Pinks do that. And as long as you are talking about the MicroFill 2160 here is a PR that came out you may not of read!!!!

Healthnostics Launching MicroFill-2160 1st Quarter 2012
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Healthnostics New (PL) (USOTC:HNSS)
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Today : Tuesday 11 October 2011

Healthnostics, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HNSS) is moving the launch of MicroFill-2160 to the 1st Quarter of 2012. The Company is delaying the launch to accommodate the inclusion of additional patentable design features. This time change will have a minor near term impact on the Company, and a significant positive impact beginning with the launch.

A Company spokesman said, "R&D involves many complexities, and the Company will not launch a product until it is ready for market. MicroFill-2160 is such a revolutionary product that its launch is expected to have global implications. It is literally a game-changer, and we want it to be as close to perfect as our best minds can make it."

The MicroFill-2160 is a state-of-the-art fill-and-seal machine designed to produce 2,160 medical pads per minute -- which is nearly three times faster than competitors' machines in use today -- and it is adaptable for use throughout the packaging industry, including cosmetics, household products, and personal hygiene.

To tap the expanded market, preliminary pricing of MicroFill-2160 has been set at $285,000, a competitive and profitable price point that is expected to generate significant sales.

MicroFill-2160 has a small footprint, requiring less floor space, fewer operators, and less energy consumption than competitor machines. The all stainless steel construction simultaneously decreases maintenance costs and reduces product exposure to impurities caused by corrosion and rust on other machines.

These speed, space, maintenance, energy, and labor benefits will significantly reduce manufacturing costs and increase product safety.

Design alterations are being incorporated into the Company's upcoming patent filing


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