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To: Joe Krupa who wrote (9827)	6/17/2002 4:08:06 PM
From: Montana Wildhack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

Joe, Excellent all the way around. I'm glad for your family and for you. It must be a thrill to see a clean sweep of confirmation from your own family on the product you have invested in and brought to them. I have heard a couple of garlic comments but it seems to be a relatively infrequent side effect. This is nothing in comparison to being in pain when moving and living within the confinements of reduced mobility. I heard one story where a person who couldn't take pills tried Pennsaid and for the first time in a long time was able to bring his arm up over his head. Most people don't speak well of Pennsaid. They rave about it. Getting closer to July. Thanks for sharing all that. I wonder if we could find out what it cost? Wolf

To: Joe Krupa who wrote (9827)	6/17/2002 4:42:49 PM
From: Cal Gary	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

Hi Joe Wow. Thanks for sharing!!! I'll contact you later.

To: Joe Krupa who wrote (9827)	6/17/2002 4:42:59 PM
From: arizzzona	Respond to of 14101

Hi, Joe. Thanks for sharing your feedback. It all sounds good -- real good. I'm very excited about this investment. I'd also like to echo your comments to everyone who participates on this board: "A great exchange of opinions the last couple days!" You said it. What a tremendous weekend of posts. Thanks, everybody. Padco & Wolf, getting back to Provalis, we're in agreement 100%. The only thing I can add is that I really wonder if Provalis wants a long protracted visible struggle with Dimethaid. That's because all the other pharmas out there will take greater notice and if the present and potential customers see a company who A: doesn't deliver, and B: tries to punish you for giving them a chance, I doubt Provalis will have much a future in this business. Provalis has to be very careful. Unless it's a slam dunk I doubt they will do anything but a little public postering. All this probably will matter little. One lightning strike and Provalis will be water under the bridge. Already is to most of us on the board. ================================== Quick question: Is $70,000 very competitive in the Toronto area? It doesn't seem like it would land a top notch person. ...Then again, I have no idea how else the compensation is packaged. Options should do the trick. : )

To: Joe Krupa who wrote (9827)	6/19/2002 3:13:47 AM
From: axial	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14101

Hi, Joe - "My mother-in-law - 65yrs old with numerous health problems including two recent back operations to correct herniated disks. This problem has wrecked her posture which has in turn worn out the cartilage in both knees. This is compounded by bad OA which she has had for 10 years. She has spent much of the past several years either lying in bed or in a wheelchair, and at best getting around with a cane." My mother is in a similar situation, her life ruined by two failed spinal fusion operations, after an auto accident. She is bed-bound, clinically depressed, and miserable. She lives with pain, and the effects of almost 20 years of ingesting NSAIDS. I would give a lot to get her some Pennsaid. It may be that there are people within my company who will be visiting the Caribbean; I can ask them to get some. I note that you mention Barbados; can you tell us (or do you know) which other Caribbean countries are distributing Pennsaid? TIA, Jim