Replies to post #55177 on Fuse Science Inc (DROP)

[Long-vestor]

i haven't seen the sublingual correlated to their products

while short and distort would have it this way,, or whatever tips their minds at any given period.. I'm hoping you can see the good and bad of either.

If Power and or Electrofuse were sublingual, there's a negative side to that idea.. if you've been keeping up with reports,, a sublingual medical or Homeopathic product is restricted. which means, if they are then there's a trick in play.. and tricky is not the path ya'd want Fuse to be on..

On the other hand Enerjel is their leading transdermal over the counter product which is clearly described in the patent.. The exact same patent where all the other proposed and touted medications would be used.. And there's no restrictions on Enerjel. It's not the whole formula, caffeine, menthol, bark etc of Enerjel.. it's the top coating that Enerjel leaves on you. By design, that top coat keeps the drugs from drying out too quickly so as to be absorbed through the skin.

Enerjel is the main leading patented; "game changing technology" transdermal delivery system. The tout of creating a malaria prevention or cure product is based on distribution of a roll on, "Transdermal delivery system", not sublingual. There are several drugs, cures available for malaria,, but for parts such as Africa,, very expensive, not just in product but professional distribution. There are 100's of thousands of families using the malaria meds,, but it's not a simple one time affair.. You can get it, then get the meds, recover and one week later infected again, over and over and over.. The idea is,, rather than teach kids and families how to use, expense doctors, nurses and facilities, , ya just roll it on.. Simple easy and quick.. that's a tremendous savings.

Of course,, it would be dependent on whether they actually can do it!!. LOL

While Power and Electrofuse are a second part of their tout, they are virtually watered down to insure they are not in violation. So,, as over-the-counter products goes,, that's a yeah duh,, it's a hint of their tout but,, couldn't, wouldn't wanna be sublingual although, sure enough, indeed, it is correlated.