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Yes I hear what your saying...I work for in pharmaceutical production...They need to get it licenced asap....Unlicenced medicines are very very rarely prescribed...as like I said earlier the Doctor would have to be be satisfied that an alternative, licensed medicine would not meet the patient’s needs before prescribing an unlicensed medicine. ie only if the patient cant be prescribed the likes of sildenafil for medical reasons will he be able to prescribe the cream..The patient wanting a quicker boner is NOT reason enough....The NHS would prescribe 3 tablets for one condition rather than 1 that is unlicenced. We use unlicenced products for various condition- some of which are only licenced for animals-yet on rare occasions they will be used on people. Some unlicenced medicines are just in a different form....ie tablets may be licenced but the liquid version not...Some companies will have the unlicenced product without ever having the intention to licence it as it may not be commercially viable.

They deal on a percentage of about 2% of deals....= £200k per £10million.....That's only a matter of a couple of weeks burn

Just remember the pain creams are already available on the market and have been for many years. Just that this one is meant to work a little quicker. Its not the next Viagra either...I think it will make good money in the years to come but I don't think its a new star

They have some interesting large shareholders.....These could fly with such a small market cap...

Why would anyone do that ? LOL.....

Has been available for many years for anal fissures.....Maybe they found out by smearing the cream too liberally around that area....LOL....The only problem is with GTN it normally causes headaches in all form...IV..TABLET...SPRAY and CREAM....BUT your wife wont get the headache until its over...LOL

For the MED2002 the Doctor would have to be be satisfied that an alternative, licensed medicine would not meet the patient’s needs before prescribing an unlicensed medicine. ie only if the patient cant be prescribed the likes of sildenafil will he be able to prescribe the cream..The patient wanting a quicker boner is not reason enough....But eventually the sales could be huge.....

Being available as a special only for now. Prescription only by in most cases Hospital Consultants not GPs....So for now I would imagine the market to be very small until it is regulated.

Have you got that one mixed up with the condoms, the MED2002 is well over a year or so away yet from being available

Only 7.9 to buy. Might be worth a top up

Must be soon

Its a shame. Good product without good management

I see they are paying google for reults for their FF+ That's possibly one good move they have made...Though it can cost a lot of money if people click on them randomly without purchasing....I believe it costs around 70p per click...Don't go clicking on their you short sellers...LOL

They do have a high result if you type in healthy blood supplements but not products for healthy blood they have missed normal meta descriptions...Can they do anything right

For starters they decided to make their product available via another party which can work well and cost effective for many companies. But they do need to ensure that said product would be promoted. I wouldn't expect Provexis to promote the products " directly" AS SUCH... But they could advertise FF then tell the consumer it is available from the Vitamin and healthfood companies, at least get people looking for it I'll put it in simpler terms...Look at companies who pay £80k for a 10 second advert for their product....then tell the consumer where they can buy them...Available at Asda, Argos. and etc.....etc......Next to no one on the planet has heard of FF.....They really would be better off with going on Ebay.....At least they would pop up when people are searching for health supplements etc....Search for supplements for healthy blood on google.....After it brings up around 30 different products where is FF.....Its not there....Pay a few quid and you could have it at the top.they haven't even tried that...a ten year old could build a better business plan..So do you think Provexis has just given them the product and said just give us our 1% whenever you manage to sell a few..then sit back and wait for the tiny returns ( well that actually does sound quite right ) We all know the BOD are crap....but surely they are not as bad as this...

But it's been available in other products for years and nobody has done any real promotion of the product via advertising. Hence the pathetic sales levels. Apart from the fact it was done by third parties who would pay next to nothing percentage wise

For spending on advertising in a business they have seriously underestimated the benefits of it. And many believe this has lost them their opportunity to ever make money from it. Even the huge giants like proctor and gamble who spend $5billion a year on advertising and make $10billion a year profit. Even after selling their daily everyday products to the masses they have tried several times to reduce their spend on advertising thinking they would still have a steady revenue stream of regular customers. They found that on two occasions they cut their advertising budgets and had drastic results. They concluded that if they spent less than $1billion on advertising they would actually be near break even point. I know you can't really compare the two but just to show the power of advertising. Even the huge corporations that sell popular every day brands can't survive without it. So unless you have a new breakthrough that will change the world which this isn't. You need to advertise

In fact if you check eBay sales in the U.K. Alone there are 7 independent sellers ( not well known names ) that sell over £1m worth of health food products each year.

Let's just say posting it on eBay would have given more sales. Concenetratng more on pushing their product than farming it off to a third party who may have large sales volumes but within this industry pay a percentge of around 2 or 3 %. They obviously don't want their wages in shares as they probably know they are near worthless. If in the early days they had raised funds for advertising and promotion they may have made it. Pretty mucin too late now

Let's just agree on the one thing that both sides agree. Very good product but let down by pathetic management and because of which they have probably missed their biggest chance with this