Re: £23.00 for cod liver oil ????? come on!

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In a message dated 09/03/2006 08:35:52 GMT Standard Time, bbrowne123@... writes:

Thanks for the info on how to get nordic naturals cod liver oil, BUT, how can i justify paying that kind of money for 46 teaspoons of cod liver oil? The socialist in me just says NO! It would be cheaper for me to take a boat out into the North Sea and catch my own, distill it and bottle it!

>>>Its only £17.25 with the Treating Autism discount Steph said she saved her mebership fee in one monthly order

Mandi x

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In a message dated 09/03/2006 08:58:18 GMT Standard Time, bbrowne123@... writes:

The same product is $16.00 in the U.S. so thats about 9-10 pounds

>>>Plus shipping plus duty it works out about the same

Mandi x

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I think it's all dead expensive £39 for probiotics, add in all the supps and MB12 and biomed just becomes out of reach for an awful lot of people. This is why we should all be trying very hard to get funding and once someone sets a precedent we will all be better off, not very hopeful though when you think they are refusing young mothers life saving cancer drugs!

Vicky

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Where did u get this quote from? which distributer?

>

> Thanks for the info on how to get nordic naturals cod liver oil,

> BUT, how can i justify paying that kind of money for 46 teaspoons

of

> cod liver oil? The socialist in me just says NO! It would be

> cheaper for me to take a boat out into the North Sea and catch my

> own, distill it and bottle it!

>

> Sheesh, where do they get off? There is something fishy here with

> that price (pun intended)

>

> Is there any way round this? I just cant afford that kind of money

> every six weeks on top of everything else I have to buy.

>

> Anybody with me here on this one? I already know what you are

going

> to say, " yes, but its for your child, and you would do anything for

> your child right? " Does that include getting ripped off??

>

> To put it into perspective I can buy other brand names, good ones

> for about £4.00 or £5.00 for 90 tablets of cod liver oil. Nordic

> charges 500 % more than that.

>

> has anyone any ideas/info on another brand to buy that is clean?

>

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nutricentre

> >

> > Thanks for the info on how to get nordic naturals cod liver oil,

> > BUT, how can i justify paying that kind of money for 46

teaspoons

> of

> > cod liver oil? The socialist in me just says NO! It would be

> > cheaper for me to take a boat out into the North Sea and catch

my

> > own, distill it and bottle it!

> >

> > Sheesh, where do they get off? There is something fishy here

with

> > that price (pun intended)

> >

> > Is there any way round this? I just cant afford that kind of

money

> > every six weeks on top of everything else I have to buy.

> >

> > Anybody with me here on this one? I already know what you are

> going

> > to say, " yes, but its for your child, and you would do anything

for

> > your child right? " Does that include getting ripped off??

> >

> > To put it into perspective I can buy other brand names, good

ones

> > for about £4.00 or £5.00 for 90 tablets of cod liver oil. Nordic

> > charges 500 % more than that.

> >

> > has anyone any ideas/info on another brand to buy that is clean?

> >

>

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The same product is $16.00 in the U.S. so thats about 9-10 pounds.---

In Autism Treatment , " bbrowne123 "

<bbrowne123@...> wrote:

>

> nutricentre

> > >

> > > Thanks for the info on how to get nordic naturals cod liver

oil,

> > > BUT, how can i justify paying that kind of money for 46

> teaspoons

> > of

> > > cod liver oil? The socialist in me just says NO! It would be

> > > cheaper for me to take a boat out into the North Sea and catch

> my

> > > own, distill it and bottle it!

> > >

> > > Sheesh, where do they get off? There is something fishy here

> with

> > > that price (pun intended)

> > >

> > > Is there any way round this? I just cant afford that kind of

> money

> > > every six weeks on top of everything else I have to buy.

> > >

> > > Anybody with me here on this one? I already know what you are

> > going

> > > to say, " yes, but its for your child, and you would do

anything

> for

> > > your child right? " Does that include getting ripped off??

> > >

> > > To put it into perspective I can buy other brand names, good

> ones

> > > for about £4.00 or £5.00 for 90 tablets of cod liver oil.

Nordic

> > > charges 500 % more than that.

> > >

> > > has anyone any ideas/info on another brand to buy that is

clean?

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Well, if anyone has friends in the U.S. Kirkmans will mail it to

them for free and then they can mail it/bring it with them on their

next trip!10 bottles of Nordic Naturals could pay for a ticket to

New York!

>

>

> In a message dated 09/03/2006 08:35:52 GMT Standard Time,

> bbrowne123@... writes:

>

> Thanks for the info on how to get nordic naturals cod liver oil,

> BUT, how can i justify paying that kind of money for 46 teaspoons

of

> cod liver oil? The socialist in me just says NO! It would be

> cheaper for me to take a boat out into the North Sea and catch my

> own, distill it and bottle it!

>

>

>

> >>>Its only £17.25 with the Treating Autism discount Steph

said she saved

> her mebership fee in one monthly order

>

> Mandi x

>

[Guest guest]

You can also buy via the Brainchild European distributor for £16 +

bit of postage.

Gail

>

>

> In a message dated 09/03/2006 08:35:52 GMT Standard Time,

> bbrowne123@... writes:

>

> Thanks for the info on how to get nordic naturals cod liver oil,

> BUT, how can i justify paying that kind of money for 46 teaspoons

of

> cod liver oil? The socialist in me just says NO! It would be

> cheaper for me to take a boat out into the North Sea and catch my

> own, distill it and bottle it!

>

>

>

> >>>Its only £17.25 with the Treating Autism discount Steph

said she saved

> her mebership fee in one monthly order

>

> Mandi x

>

[Guest guest]

I prefer the idea of the boat, the large fishing net and the

distillery (do you still distill it? the squeezery? yuk, never

thought what the cod must go through to get vits to our challenging

children)

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 09/03/2006 08:35:52 GMT Standard Time,

> > bbrowne123@ writes:

> >

> > Thanks for the info on how to get nordic naturals cod liver

oil,

> > BUT, how can i justify paying that kind of money for 46

teaspoons

> of

> > cod liver oil? The socialist in me just says NO! It would be

> > cheaper for me to take a boat out into the North Sea and catch

my

> > own, distill it and bottle it!

> >

> >

> >

> > >>>Its only £17.25 with the Treating Autism discount Steph

> said she saved

> > her mebership fee in one monthly order

> >

> > Mandi x

> >

>

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In a message dated 11/03/2006 09:10:11 GMT Standard Time, joanne@... writes:

Learning to play the guitar when I am forced to go busking to pay for all this

Loved this bit.. I have been thinking of selling all my books on Amazon.... Hubby informed me yesterday that last month we spent $1000 on tests, fone consults, supps etc. Its even more now I just got a box of stuff yesterday from the US another $250

Scary stuff!!

Luv Caroline

x

[Guest guest]

The cod liver oil from Nordic natural contains Vitamin A in the

retinol form. This is natural vitamin A

You can also get it in Kirkmans cod liver oil - flavoured or

unflavoured - liquid or caps.

The cheaper brands contain Palmitite which is synthetic vitamin A.

In our kids a lot of them cannot covert various forms of vit A like

this into the Retinol form which the bosy needs.

So we need to give it to them in retinol form.

Yes I agree its not the cheapest but my Kirkmans liquid lasts ages..

and there is no point in giving the palmitite stuff if your child

cannot utilise it.

Joanne

Learning to play the guitar when I am forced to go busking to pay

for all this.

>

> Thanks for the info on how to get nordic naturals cod liver oil,

> BUT, how can i justify paying that kind of money for 46 teaspoons

of

> cod liver oil? The socialist in me just says NO! It would be

> cheaper for me to take a boat out into the North Sea and catch my

> own, distill it and bottle it!

>

> Sheesh, where do they get off? There is something fishy here with

> that price (pun intended)

>

> Is there any way round this? I just cant afford that kind of money

> every six weeks on top of everything else I have to buy.

>

> Anybody with me here on this one? I already know what you are

going

> to say, " yes, but its for your child, and you would do anything

for

> your child right? " Does that include getting ripped off??

>

> To put it into perspective I can buy other brand names, good ones

> for about £4.00 or £5.00 for 90 tablets of cod liver oil. Nordic

> charges 500 % more than that.

>

> has anyone any ideas/info on another brand to buy that is clean?

>