NeutriSci International Inc V.NU.H

Alternate Symbol(s): NRXCF

NeutriSci International Inc. (NeutriSci) is a Canada-based company, which specializes in the development, formulation, and production of products for its business-to-business (B2B) partners around the globe. The Company is focused on the market development for its nutraceutical products. Its products utilize patented form of Pterostilbene called pTeroPure. pTeroPure Pterostilbene is a form of all-trans Pterostilbene that is found naturally in blueberries and is manufactured for NeutriSci by ChromaDex Corp. (ChromaDex) in the United States. NeutriSci’s neuenergy product is an energy tab designed to deliver enhanced focus and mental clarity with no sugar, no calories and no crash that is associated with energy products. It has developed proprietary IP and technology (NeutriSci IP) that creates an efficient method of bilingual absorption of nutraceuticals into the bloodstream. NeutriSci’s IP can be applied to many different categories in the beverage, food, and nutraceutical space.

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NeutriSci International Inc > 854,000

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Comment by CanadianSharkon Feb 07, 2022 1:50pm

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You don't need to ask Glen in order to find out if any insiders or board members have been buying. It's publicly available information.

Just go to https://ceo.ca/nu and click on Sedi Insider filings, and you can see that information.

VeritasVern wrote: If you just say $200,000 in sales to Japan in recent shipment without specifying how many sticks, there is no way of knowing price point or margings. Why don't you ask Glen and while we are at it, ask if he or any of the Board members been buying at current levels? I mean if he is so confident of success then surely the price at this level is a gimme. I would rule out any sort of blackout in effect as companies sell all the time and no material news to imply insider info has been released for the past year.

Edcando wrote: Great question.. The closest I can come to is competitive reasons (knowing exact price point/margins etc?), but I also have no idea lol. Maybe if enough of us ask that question we may get an answer?