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Why don't you try getting into a less capital intensive and less regulated business, like, say, a web startup? As problematic as the pharmaceutical industry is
by aheilbut 19y ago
Why don't you try getting into a less capital intensive and less regulated business, like, say, a web startup?
As problematic as the pharmaceutical industry is, there are very good reasons that these products are regulated, not least of which is that they can lead to injury and death. Safety and efficacy of the active ingredient aside, how do you know that the product you're selling is even what you think it is?
- ingenium 19y agoI've done kratom, as I'm selling it with rms. I've also taken prescription pain killers, and I can assure you that it is definitely the real thing. A web startup is not for everyone. The problem with web 2.0 is that most of the time, there simply is no business model. Selling kratom does have a clear business model. I fail to see what the difference is between selling kratom and selling something as a "health supplement". Neither have been FDA tested or verified. Yet people are perfectly fine with selling and buying supplements which are usually just placebos.