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Biotech / Medical : Amelot Holdings Inc.
AMHD 0.0002000.0%Sep 11 3:50 PM EST
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To: notrich who wrote (11)10/25/1996 11:21:00 AM
From: Pam Mashburn   of 201
 
Notrich,
There are many products that are sold at Walmart and at Pet shops and specialty stores the only time there is a problem is when there is a
big wholesale price diff.Some companies package the product differently for each market or changed in someway example:You can buy brand x aquarium filter at Walmart the package will look the same as the one at the specialty shop and the price diff
is 15.00 but the one at Walmart will not have the same parts you would have to purchase them and when you do your cost would be very close.Then there are some products that are not altered at all ,some products can do well in both markets even though the price is very diff. just like you know that if you go in convience store and buy asprin it will be much higher but you buy it anyway, but still each product has to be evaluated it is not cut and dried,I think this type of product would do well in both markets as long as the retail price
was not more than a dollar higher in the specialty shops Pam
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