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To: axial who wrote (11820)	1/5/2003 2:52:25 PM
From: shakedown	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14101

DMX mentioned in Toronto Star article: torontostar.com Stanley has also bought into Dimethaid Research Inc. (TSX: DMX), a pharmaceutical company based in Markham. Dimethaid's two technology platforms focus on transcellular drug delivery and immune system regulation, with applications in such areas as relieving osteoarthritic pain and combating opportunistic infections associated with AIDS. Stanley had previously owned shares in the company, but sold out of it in 2000. Even though he knew that Dimethaid, which had no earnings yet, had wonderful products in development, the stock (which had climbed to the mid teens) had "gotten way ahead of itself. Dimethaid, which now trades about $2.20, came down to levels that made it attractive again, says Stanley, who started buying it in the $2 range.

To: axial who wrote (11820)	1/6/2003 2:44:21 AM
From: TheBusDriver	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

<<I wonder whether he used it sparingly,>> Documentation states "40 drops" for this kind of injury/illness. I have found this to be about right. However, If I really hurt, I don't count the drops. Wayne

To: axial who wrote (11820)	1/6/2003 3:18:41 PM
From: gg cox	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

Hi Jim, you said... ""Well, not the ringing endorsement that we have from some other Pennsaid users, but "...I would certainly recommend Pennsaid for joint Pain relief" is good enough."" Ahh yes,I know that the endorser has no financial reason to give a ringing endorsement, which i would assume, would be one good reason to ask someone for an appraisal..If you knew the endorser "IK" the way I do ...what he wrote was very close to a ringing endorsement.<<g<<<As we know on SI we have to be careful of the endorsements of some ,endorsers.<<gg>> gg