Re: Armour sold/ Broda ...

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Kate

At 04:24 PM 12/30/2004, you wrote:

>Looks like we should all be writing the Broda Research Foundation

>instead of the pharmacies. Hey I will even be a volunteer guinea pig for

>them if they are doing any thyroid studies that gives Armour! LOL But I

>better get the real thing not a placebo!

> *Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV

>Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats

>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/

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Kate

At 04:24 PM 12/30/2004, you wrote:

>Looks like we should all be writing the Broda Research Foundation

>instead of the pharmacies. Hey I will even be a volunteer guinea pig for

>them if they are doing any thyroid studies that gives Armour! LOL But I

>better get the real thing not a placebo!

> *Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV

>Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats

>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/

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It IS from wholesalers, that's how it works. It all depends on which

wholesalers, but it is NOT a black market. He just doesn't/isn't privvy to

how that market works, even though he is working another end of Forest

Pharmaceuticals. This is why we always need reputable internet pharmacies

because we want to know that we have reputable wholesalers. There are

thousands of wholesalers who distribute it outside the U.S. or offshore

outside the U.S., buying it from American companies, then reselling it

outside the U.S. to Americans and others. Why he hasn't been paying

attention to this, I have no idea, but that is how it all works, when we're

ordering nonprescription from outside the U.S. This is what the FDA is

trying to stop because it's a threat to the prescription market here, i.e.,

American business, and they don't care that American citizens are going

without medicines on acct of it all. They SAY they do, but it's all about

keeping the money here on the homefront.

Re: Armour sold/ Broda ...

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> Broda protecol determinesto whom Armour is sold? I need an

explaination please.

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> Kerry

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> loboshe wrote:

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> > ya know...one thing we ought to ALL be doing...is writing the

> thyroid sources - and requesting that they carry Armour. what do

> yall think?

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> The guy at Forest stated that Armour is only allowed to be sold to

> American companies--something about a Broda protocol. When I

> stated that Armour has widely been in the non-presciption, web-

> ordered market, including Europe, until 3 months ago, he had no idea

> how those companies were getting their Armour supplies, unless they

> were going to wholesalers.......in other words, I find his

> explanation muddy. How were they getting it, and WHY is it now so

> unavailable??

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> Janie

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we'd all gladly buy it directly thru them! LOL without scripts!!

I doubt they can still legally make it if they sold that part to Forrest...

Re: Re: Armour sold/ Broda ...

Hey! This company is in my old hometown, about an hour and a half or so south

of me now. Cool!! Maybe I could go knock on their front door to see if they

could still make Armour for us. :-) Actually, their original name WAS Armour

Pharmaceutical.....they changed their name to RPR, oh about 12 years ago. I

remember when they changed their name to RPR, their poor receptionist couldn't

pronouce it....they started off wanting her to say the whole thing.

Hugs,

Deb :-)

loboshe wrote:

K. Here's what I found out. The pharmaceutical that used to own

Armour was RPR (Rhone Poulenc Rorer). Janie

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we'd all gladly buy it directly thru them! LOL without scripts!!

I doubt they can still legally make it if they sold that part to Forrest...

Re: Re: Armour sold/ Broda ...

Hey! This company is in my old hometown, about an hour and a half or so south

of me now. Cool!! Maybe I could go knock on their front door to see if they

could still make Armour for us. :-) Actually, their original name WAS Armour

Pharmaceutical.....they changed their name to RPR, oh about 12 years ago. I

remember when they changed their name to RPR, their poor receptionist couldn't

pronouce it....they started off wanting her to say the whole thing.

Hugs,

Deb :-)

loboshe wrote:

K. Here's what I found out. The pharmaceutical that used to own

Armour was RPR (Rhone Poulenc Rorer). Janie

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Rhone Poulenc is a french company . Our biggest I think . I find this

particularly sarcastic that it belonged to a french company and we

can not get it in France .

ne in France

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

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> K. Here's what I found out. The pharmaceutical that used to own

> Armour was RPR (Rhone Poulenc Rorer). Janie

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Rhone Poulenc is a french company . Our biggest I think . I find this

particularly sarcastic that it belonged to a french company and we

can not get it in France .

ne in France

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

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> K. Here's what I found out. The pharmaceutical that used to own

> Armour was RPR (Rhone Poulenc Rorer). Janie

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[Guest guest]

Rhone Poulenc is a french company . Our biggest I think . I find this

particularly sarcastic that it belonged to a french company and we

can not get it in France .

ne in France

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

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> K. Here's what I found out. The pharmaceutical that used to own

> Armour was RPR (Rhone Poulenc Rorer). Janie

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