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Recklessly? I correct inaccuracies with facts. That's not Reckless
For the longest time, I've noted you can't write well at all; doctors from the US don't blunder when it comes to ordinary writing, but you do - and U do badly
Recklessly? I correct inaccuracies with facts. That's not Reckless
The definition of stupidity is so I can Common Sense. Aren't you the guy that was asking how to wash hair? HahahhahahahahahaOh okay that's right doctors are not people there robots that only do one thing one way. Seriously tend to your slurpee machine
Definitely no doctor ever has a typo or uses talk to text quickly. Oh my God you're exposing me! all doctors are absolutely perfect and if they're not they must not be a doctor. You are seriously out of touch with realityFor the longest time, I've noted you can't write well at all; doctors from the US don't blunder when it comes to ordinary writing, but you do - and U do badly
So now we've moved from the personal attacks and name calling to stereotyping? The reason I even stick on this thread is because it does make me laugh my *** off...Definitely no doctor ever has a typo or uses talk to text quickly. Oh my God you're exposing me! all doctors are absolutely perfect and if they're not they must not be a doctor. You are seriously out of touch with reality
Here we go again. Why is it you want to talk about anything but the topic of the thread. Seriously all I've done is try to help people.... make wise decisions for their best interest.Aren't you On-Call? Look after people rather than your hair
Why don't U check into a hospital - your delusions r badHere we go again. Why is it you want to talk about anything but the topic of the thread. Seriously all I've done is try to help people.... make wise decisions for their best interest.
Stop being an idiot stop making personal attacks either add something constructive or keep it to yourself. Really be an adult
Why don't U check into a hospital - your delusions r bad
Wow you didn't spell that correctly. I don't believe your family are Physicians.... offspring of Physicians always spell everything correctly and only form grammatically correct sentences with appropriate punctuation
I'm grow up. To The Blacklist you go. I'm here to help those that want help not Knuckleheads sitting around wanting to fondle themselves while viewing me on a webcamI want to see the big physician
so by this rational, I can start a company using any chemicals I want, and my defence can simply be I never said it was not good for you. Back to my question of how are they getting away with this? You seem to think this is just the way of the world. I believe anything you using on your body is looked at to one degree or another.So he buys leftovers from another company. That means one of two things.... 1 he has no idea if they're safe because he is just buying from Larry and selling to Sam, he's telling you they're safe because he "thinks" they should be safe.
2 -The people selling him the product could be telling him it's safe. Who's most likely to lie?... The person selling you something?
The effects of these chemicals are cumulative nobody's going to come back after him and 10 years and prove that his tape caused the problem.
Medical Grade does not mean tested nor safe... it simply means manufactured in a sterile environment.
Also, you need to realize the astronomical and exorbitant cost associated with testing and the FDA approval process. It can literally take the manufacturers costs and multiply them tens of thousands of times or more.
They'd risk the product coming back with confirmed and now documented carcinogens and proven negative effects... as well as being denied FDA approval..... They would have documented that they sell a dangerous product .That money would have all been wasted.... and spend to ruin their reputation and product in the process.
Just to be fair, let's assume everything comes out positive and great. Now they have $100's of thousands invested in their glue that retails for $6 to $20 per bottle and they last the consumer 6-12 months each.
Why go through all the risk and revenue to not be fda-cleared...and now be known as a hazardous cancer causing product? Also, why spend all this money when it is not going to noticeably impact your bottom line $$. They're not now going to sell this glue for $300 a bottle, which they would likely have to do in order to profit the same percentage as they do from an untested $10 bottle of glue.
You proved precisely why they don't invest to make a better and safer product. You've stated multiple times that it must be safe and it's crazy to think otherwise. They know consumers are sheep and will follow.... And if that's all that's available ...then that's what the people will buy.
They never once said that their product is safe or does not cause long-term harm. Quite the opposite they put on their material safety data sheet not to get it on your skin and if you do to immediately wash it off. They did nothing but allow people to make their own free choices....albeit uneducated and poor choices with regard to health.... Any wise person knows that people see what they want to see... they hear what they want to hear....and believe what they want to believe. They get blinders on and argue with facts and logic.. they argue from their emotion. I'm not saying this to spark a battle with you but like I said.... you yourself proved why they don't do this.
Deniability is the most valuable thing you can have.
Once they document through research and trials pursuing FDA clerance that they have a dangerous product they NOW have to disclose that. If they don't test and research...then they don't have to say anything... since they don't know anything... according to them.
Ignorance is bliss!
I would agree with you that it should be but that is not true. This is just an example but excess alcohol abuse will lead to liver disease. Smoking cigarettes or using tobacco products will often lead to cancer. Roundup weed killer has been used for decades and is now proving to be a cause of lymphoma.... It doesn't mean you can't sell them.so by this rational, I can start a company using any chemicals I want, and my defence can simply be I never said it was not good for you. Back to my question of how are they getting away with this? You seem to think this is just the way of the world. I believe anything you using on your body is looked at to one degree or another.
The warnings about drinking and smoking are well known, they tell you the risks upfront. Glue is being sold as a cosmetic and sold as for use on skin. No warning about anything. Most people dont msds anything, we are a public being sold a product for the purpose of use on the body. Comparing round up is not even in the same ballpark. Round up is sold to kill weeds, not apply to bodyI would agree with you that it should be but that is not true. This is just an example but excess alcohol abuse will lead to liver disease. Smoking cigarettes or using tobacco products will often lead to cancer. Roundup weed killer has been used for decades and is now proving to be a cause of lymphoma.... It doesn't mean you can't sell them.
Also, why do you feel they would put not to get on your skin and to immediately wash off and dispose of clothing if you do on the MSDS sheet if it were safe and proven ok?
I'm not trying to say that the United States is like the wild west and anyone can do anything they want with no repercussions. But there's only so much the government can do and monitor and there's loopholes to everything.
The risks are well-known now hundreds of years later. That's my pointThe warnings about drinking and smoking are well known, they tell you the risks upfront. Glue is being sold as a cosmetic and sold as for use on skin. No warning about anything. Most people dont msds anything, we are a public being sold a product for the purpose of use on the body. Comparing round up is not even in the same ballpark. Round up is sold to kill weeds, not apply to body
The warnings about drinking and smoking are well known, they tell you the risks upfront. Glue is being sold as a cosmetic and sold as for use on skin. No warning about anything. Most people dont msds anything, we are a public being sold a product for the purpose of use on the body. Comparing round up is not even in the same ballpark. Round up is sold to kill weeds, not apply to body
My point is when you purchase something for use in or on the body, some type of overseeing has to be taking place. Also it seems precent levels play highly into this. In large percentage some things are considered a risk and in small they are not. They have to list the chemicals on msds but not the precent or amounts apparentlyAs I said I was giving an example... I was speaking figuratively not literally. But no Roundup is not in a different ballpark when used as directed it was touted as not being harmful. We are finding out that there are people that used it as directed and ended up with lymphoma. That was my point in using Roundup as an example.