If you catch Tollovid daily on sale, it's $150 for
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Posted On: 02/01/2022 3:44:38 PM
If you catch Tollovid daily on sale, it's $150 for 2 bottles
If you take one a day that's $1.25 a day. If you take two, $2.50
About the price of a Freshly Brewed Coffee - Venti size whatever that is and far less than a Pumpkin Spice Latte Venti
Is Starbucks a products for the masses? idk, never been there except at an airport to get an overpriced croissant.
Tollovid is less then a Big Mac but are those for the masses either?
Tollovid might be more a less prices you find at your local Cannabis. Last time I drove by there was masses waiting in line to buy something.
Point is, people make choices based on what is important to them. Sacrafices. Tradeoffs.
I do agree there are a lot of people that wish they even had a chance at a choice of a Big Mac or Starbucks, but there are masses that do as well.
If the government wants to step in and help, fantastic. If insurance companies what to help, fantastic. They might figure out at some point a bottle of Tollovid Max is far cheaper than a hospital stay, but we are a ways away from that sinking in.
My copay for an ER visit is $250. Probably on it's way up. More than a bottle of Tollovid Max onsale with the BOGO2H. No brainer for me because if I am out of work, I will lose way more than $250.
If one dug into SOC, they would know what is included. If Gerald wasn't hand holding JP and people that invested way over their heads on twitter, maybe someone would have thought to ask him or did a 2 second google search?
Even if Gerald spends all his waking hours telling shareholders every last detail so they won't be concerned or upset, it's just more ammo for JP and the bedwetting crew to use.
https://www.idsociety.org/practice-guideline/...anagement/
Click on the second blue bar. Second column to the right to see what you could get in the hospital besides a meal and clean sheets.
Does it matter that people were getting Remsdesivir, oxygen, etc? Where do you draw the line in trial? Even better yet, who is going to try something new, while they are dying and they have been lead to believe remsdesivir may save their life?
Reminds me of when Gerald said on Thursday, if Tollovir gets and EUA, who the hell can they find to take a placebo? I think it's going to get an EUA. It would be immoral to watch people die without trying.
"Hey, just checked on Billy. He's not going to make it. Oh well, wish we could have tried Tollovid, but it's not EUA."
Is Gerald going to review the phase 2/3 trial design with me? No.
Do I expect him to. No.
Do I trust they know what they are doing. Yes or I wouldn't be invested.
Wasn't the formulation change in middle of a trial? Did they stop for months and start another one or was it part of the same trial? I can look on the trial websites. I thought what happens within the trials in confidential?
Doesn't bother me at all. I look at it as a blessing. I'd have to go back and look to see if it was actually strength that they were getting wasn't strong enough, so they cranked it up. Wouldn't be too far different than someone was getting x pills and took y pills.
What I learned over the years if I told my business customers everything they think they wanted to know, they'd jump on the window with worry. Anyway, I bought at the high and low of the week. At one point, I confess...
I did open the window. As the car was getting pretty hot.
Not concerned at all or disappointed in the progress and transparency, but that is just me. Everyone's expectations and risk tolerance is different for sure.
I agree about your last part. Seems like there will always be manipulators. Uplisting isn't the cure either. But if Todos continues on focusing and executing, that can solve a lot of it.
If you take one a day that's $1.25 a day. If you take two, $2.50
About the price of a Freshly Brewed Coffee - Venti size whatever that is and far less than a Pumpkin Spice Latte Venti
Is Starbucks a products for the masses? idk, never been there except at an airport to get an overpriced croissant.
Tollovid is less then a Big Mac but are those for the masses either?
Tollovid might be more a less prices you find at your local Cannabis. Last time I drove by there was masses waiting in line to buy something.
Point is, people make choices based on what is important to them. Sacrafices. Tradeoffs.
I do agree there are a lot of people that wish they even had a chance at a choice of a Big Mac or Starbucks, but there are masses that do as well.
If the government wants to step in and help, fantastic. If insurance companies what to help, fantastic. They might figure out at some point a bottle of Tollovid Max is far cheaper than a hospital stay, but we are a ways away from that sinking in.
My copay for an ER visit is $250. Probably on it's way up. More than a bottle of Tollovid Max onsale with the BOGO2H. No brainer for me because if I am out of work, I will lose way more than $250.
If one dug into SOC, they would know what is included. If Gerald wasn't hand holding JP and people that invested way over their heads on twitter, maybe someone would have thought to ask him or did a 2 second google search?
Even if Gerald spends all his waking hours telling shareholders every last detail so they won't be concerned or upset, it's just more ammo for JP and the bedwetting crew to use.
https://www.idsociety.org/practice-guideline/...anagement/
Click on the second blue bar. Second column to the right to see what you could get in the hospital besides a meal and clean sheets.
Does it matter that people were getting Remsdesivir, oxygen, etc? Where do you draw the line in trial? Even better yet, who is going to try something new, while they are dying and they have been lead to believe remsdesivir may save their life?
Reminds me of when Gerald said on Thursday, if Tollovir gets and EUA, who the hell can they find to take a placebo? I think it's going to get an EUA. It would be immoral to watch people die without trying.
"Hey, just checked on Billy. He's not going to make it. Oh well, wish we could have tried Tollovid, but it's not EUA."
Is Gerald going to review the phase 2/3 trial design with me? No.
Do I expect him to. No.
Do I trust they know what they are doing. Yes or I wouldn't be invested.
Wasn't the formulation change in middle of a trial? Did they stop for months and start another one or was it part of the same trial? I can look on the trial websites. I thought what happens within the trials in confidential?
Doesn't bother me at all. I look at it as a blessing. I'd have to go back and look to see if it was actually strength that they were getting wasn't strong enough, so they cranked it up. Wouldn't be too far different than someone was getting x pills and took y pills.
What I learned over the years if I told my business customers everything they think they wanted to know, they'd jump on the window with worry. Anyway, I bought at the high and low of the week. At one point, I confess...
I did open the window. As the car was getting pretty hot.
Not concerned at all or disappointed in the progress and transparency, but that is just me. Everyone's expectations and risk tolerance is different for sure.
I agree about your last part. Seems like there will always be manipulators. Uplisting isn't the cure either. But if Todos continues on focusing and executing, that can solve a lot of it.
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