RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Latest from PhilThe most profitable segment is producing your own distillates and brand for vaping. Next is oils and your own brand. LDS can’t figure this out and obviously don’t have the capability to produce their own brand of distillates even though they have promoted for years they are. Just read their description above at top of page. Nothing farther from the truth.
CrazyFrog2 wrote: Many manufacturers now have transdermal delivery and sublingual cheek sprays or nasal sprays for anyone who prefers that delivery method. Much better methods and more convenient. That’s another fact !!!
CrazyFrog2 wrote: Give it a rest. The strips ain’t nothing unique or better than anything else that’s out there. As a matter of fact , no strips were huge sellers and not preferred by most. No one involved in or with LDS is highly regarded. This pumping
is pathetic ! That’s a fact.
Hempdoc wrote: Gunner...
Without having access to their research/patent text, all I can say is Dr. Sanderson & other members of the new scientific advisory board bring a lot to the table. They are highly regarded in their fields & no doubt have spent countless hours on enhancing CannaStrips’ unique mechanism of delivery, which certainly has been thoroughly vetted for patentability by both the advisory board & their legal team. Knowing who is involved & how much LDS has committed, I am pretty confident they will ultimately receive approval for their patent. Having been granted several patents myself, this patent process though can be a long, arduous & expensive one.
I expect an announcement soon re: the filing of a non-provisional patent app, which will then set the stage for CannaStrip sales. In the meantime, sales of their high-purity White Label products & Reveur should bring in enough revenue this qtr to add significant value to this company.
Good Luck