Supplements and medications

[uranium]

Wait for Retatrutide to go mainstream! It is superior to both Sema and Tirze for weight loss.

No no I'm not gona bet on lilly this time. My Voo already has it.

 

[jafo]

https://www.reuters.com/business/he...ds-lilly-drug-leads-better-weight-2024-07-09/Lesson learnt; never invest in individual stocks. Only etfs.

It's NOT in your circle of confidence, so you shouldn't invest in it. You should invest in ONLY the business you know BETTER than the "experts" in the public company!

Wait for Retatrutide to go mainstream! It is superior to both Sema and Tirze for weight loss.

Could you STOP spilling our secrets?

PS. It's easier for us to win the 100-meter dash when the other competitors are quadriplegics.

 

[Eurocash]

You definitely need connections

If you or anyone else on this forum wants a turnkey solution into the US weight loss market I have:

- Legit Script certification
- Prescribing doctors in all 50 states
- Access to the biggest compounding pharmacies who can deliver within 48 hours anywhere in the US
- A CRM that ties this altogether and makes running it very simple
- A brand with trademark protection in the UK (about to file in US, legal fees already paid)
- Working website - it's only really a landing page, but I have experience in conversion rate optimisation
- Stripe in place with full authorisation for selling pharmaceutical products
- Google and Facebook authorisation for running pharmaceutical ads

The obvious question: why am I not just running this if it's such a lucrative market and I have everything set-up?

The simple fact is that I spotted the opportunity a while ago, got everything set up, pretty much on gut feeling and what I could see hapenning in the market, but I did not account for:

- Most customers stay on board for around 3-6 months and the gross margins are around $120 per month on average
- The average customer acquisition cost on paid ads is like $150-$200 (can even be more)
- The CRM - which gets you the access to the doctor network, the compounding pharmacies, and basically makes everything "work" comes in at $4500 per month before any additional fees. The additional fees aren't a lot tbh.

So, basically, you need a little bit of capital to play in this market. I am already over commited in another business, and so I kind of have this thing sitting here...

Also, re the ad costs: I didn't try to do influencer marketing, but I am hearing of a few people having some fantastic results with that. Affiliate marketing, call it what you wanna call it.

If anyone is interested, I'm happy to discuss.

Not trying to shill an investment, not trying to sell anything - but I thought I'd quickly search on the forum to see if there was any discussion about it and I found this thread.