RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Sold OutAt the end of the day we just don't know, and a delay is a delay. However I'm of the other other mindset. Even at lowest stated capacity of 144k a day it doesn't take long at all to get to a "multi million dollar order". My thinking is that whatever caused the delay (ie move to Nevada? Ingredients,packaging ?, testing queue?) delayed it starting which would make the rush order (and the times to ship) make a lot more sense (they hadn't started the initial yet for whatever combination of reasons and were told ok let's at least get a smaller order out quicker while we await the bigger one). So to me the earliest they started is when they started the rush order because daily capacity is bigger than rush order probably was (144k into 3 =48k sticks and I don't think it was that many lol but maybe).
I can only imagine you don't just get to jump to the front of the testing line whenever you feel like it. It's also not instantaneous. Even if production doesn't stop during testing id imagine needs to at some point as there is different testing at different times. This concerns me less than if the problem was they were making a leisurely 10-20ktabs a day for months lol. Most things having to do with any kind of manufacturing usually fall into a pretty regular rotation between orders and deliveries. This is why I'm wanting to see how long it is to get out the follow up order after initial (and the third after follow up). If we go from 6+months to 30-45 even 60 days then even faster (and/or larger) then it shows the delays were merely delays in getting going . If orders can't be filled and /or took 3-6 months every time that would show perhaps there should be some concern lol. I guess we're going to find out one way or the other. My money is still on our patience being rewarded . GLTUA