Plus, look at products like Trimspa, that were deemed to be unsafe, nevermind work, and they still sell.

Besides, my strategy is to hold through the distribution of the product, and through the 1st and possibly 2nd sales announcements, and rethink from there.

All we have is testimonials. A third party is
not available at this time. We do have clinical studies done in South Korea at Samsung University(2004) and their students. However, it will not be available in
the near future as it is writtn only in Korean via Dae Han Pharama Inc.(pharmaceuticals) who did represent
Nicodrops during their in-house clinical trials. I cannot guarantee that this report will be available soon or later. Sorry to be very direct, but I can only go factual circumstances and current information.
I can only suggest that our product does work!
Remember that the patch, gum and lozenge contains POLACRILEX(nicotine based ion-exchange resin) versus Nicodrops drug-free, no nicotine all herbal lozenge.
FYI... Whatever you choose, good luck!

Happy New Year, Christopher CEO Nicodrops Inc.

--- lmacdonald@nicodrops.ca wrote:

It looks as though this will trake some time to shake out. What do you see as a good entry point?? On the comparioson if Stern bows out sat. radio will still grow and remain. Stern is not the core product. Mario is MLON so it would tank. If the nicodrop is deemed useless it is done. It looks really good so far. It really looks like one stock prowler would lash onto and recomend. In any case I plan on buying in. How long have some of you been in this??? I see it was down near a penny not too long ago..anyone in since then??

Nicodrops, Inc. (NCDP)

The quiet period over the last two weeks has not been kind to Nicodrops. After extremely active trading and price movement in mid December following our reports and great news from the Company, NCDP has fallen victim to the holiday lull. The Green Baron Report still expects Nicodrops to get active once again. We anticipate many more large contracts to surface in the coming months that should propel NCDP stock to higher highs.

Dear Valued CVS Customer,

Thank you for contacting CVS, I apologize for the long wait for a response. I have now been informed that the Nicodrops is an AntiNicotine Herbal Lozenge and they should be in the stores right now. It is a temporary program. It is a clip strip that should be hanging from one of the shelves. It may not become a regularly carried item. It will
depend on the future sales of this product. If you call the store they can probably help you locate it or if you prefer I would be glad to call the store for you. If you forward your zip code I could attempt to contact the store closest to that zip code and help you locate this item.

Either way, thank you again for contacting us and for your continued patronage of CVS.

Sincerely,

i explained the product is new. they said to call in a week or so and talk to the manager of the store to see if they are getting a new product by that name.

1. The kid at CVS said they haven't really been selling, that is no surprise. Word is just starting to get out after New Years.

2. They said There is another order coming in tommarow or wednesday. The kid knew i wanted a bunch.

3. The way it was set up in the store was behind the counter there is all of the tobacco products. On the top shelf was all nicorrete, like 20 kinds. Nicodrops was hanging from a string on the side of the display. This is both good and bad. Good because the box looks like crap next to nicorrete. Bad because the back of the box is actually pretty convincing.

4. The lozenge is brown. (looks like crap)
It appears on the cover of box. (not good)

5. It doesn't taste very good but I can see how someone could get used to it. I've tasted ginseng and st. johns and you can definately taste them in the lozenge (bad thing) Althought the corn syrup does do a fairly good job of making them. It was in mint flavor. Overall not bad.

6. A problem I noticed was on the box does it mention that there is no nicotine, but in small letters as an "anti nicotine product" Obviously if you read the directions, you would figure that out. But this is a major distinguishing factor/ separation from competitors! i think it needs to be emphasized

7. I don't smoke cigs, i just wanted to taste for myself. I will test this product on a friend trying to quit this week.

8. Go buy nicodrops and nicodrop stocks. It will come back to you!

what do you normally smoke, how much do you smoke per day, and how long have you been smoking for?

and "smoked morning".. is that smoked 1 or smoked 10 knowing you couldnt have them in the evening?

what do you normally smoke, how much do you smoke per day, and how long have you been smoking for?

and "smoked morning".. is that smoked 1 or smoked 10 knowing you couldnt have them in the evening?

The test is on a friend
Normally smokes 1-10 a day
4 year smoker
Usually marlboro lights
"smoked morning" is 1 cig.

He doesn't know when he'll be given the nicodrop, this eliminates any abnormal behavior.

try this for incentive (tho it still doesnt get me to quit):

1 pack per day @ 8.25 per pack = $3000 per year.

that's 167,000 shares of this stock. LOL

can you tell me the price of the drops, and how many were in each pack? i like getting the details.

thx!
~BB

quote:

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Originally posted by compound cash:
betting babe, guess you aint clueless, you're fom NYC, the best city in the world. If the CVS by me has them, they should be by you any day. I'm sending a pack to my friend in boston, hopefully once he gets hooked he'll let me know if they hit boston's cvs's yet. New York to Boston, I'm planting the Nicodrop seeds on the east coast months before this thing explodes.

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