1. They trumpeted their compound growth rate in the last PR. I don't think they would say that if it growth was about to dramatically slow.
2. One quarter does not make a trend. There has been significant variation in the sequential dollar growth and percentage growth so you have to look longer term. See the table below. In November of 2003 would you have concluded that growth was slowing based upon the results of Q3'10?
Their growth in pharmaceutical sales continued nicely this quarter. They now have 10 consecutive quarters of sequential growth in pharmaceutical sales. That is almost entirely from FeraMAX and we are now adding another product. Here is the history: