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To: Alebov who wrote (600)	12/14/1998 11:41:00 PM
From: IRVINESULLY	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1322

Others seemed to have like it also...Volume double today, and stock up 25%...If they do make another announcement very soon, we should see another upward tick. :>) Regarding the post to me on the Nasal Spray. I was not ignoring you. I hear what you are saying regarding just another "old" product. But two things I would like to add as my opinion. When you stated there are alternative now to aspirin, Yes I agree..But aspirin is not exciting, nor different, but aspirin is also a great remedy for not only headaches and inflammation, but it is a number one choice for OTC drug for those who have heart problems, and in the prevention of heart attacks. Many physicians prescribe aspirin for people who are prone to heart attacks, as it is a blood thinner. This is not new. And though there are probably other things that can also be prescribed, I know lots of people taking aspirin just for this reason alone, but have trouble taking it. Do not underestimate the value of aspirin, nor the amount of people who would benefit in its nasal use. Yes, there are other remedies, but they don't have to "capture" the market to make a good profit. They only have to offer an alternative, with good PR. I do not know, at this moment, what China has to offer in the way of alternatives, such as tylenol or ibuprophen, or products such as Allieve, or how successful those others have been, but aspirin has always been a recommended remedy for many simple ailments and/or medical conditions, and so far, has continued to be that way, despite new products. I am not saying that they have in fact given up some of their "place" in the market, but that they still do in fact have a place.