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                    Beware of “cheaper” inferior products Recently, a customer let me know about a bulk 
                    dandelion root that is being sold cheaper than mine. I ordered 
                    a pound from the distributor to see what people are getting. 
                    It came to me within a few days. It came to me in a nice box 
                    with a pretty label. It came to me totally infested with bugs. 
                    So that you may recognize it, it looks like webbing throughout 
                    the bag that clumps pieces together like small cocoons. It 
                    is actually bug nesting material and bug waste material, left 
                    behind when they eat and discard the dandelion root. Naturally, this is something that can happen 
                    to products that are grown organically, with no insecticides 
                    or anti-fungal treatments. But the difference is in quality 
                    control. I buy premium quality herbs at the height of their 
                    potency (that cost more). I personally know my growers and 
                    suppliers who inspect the product. And I inspect every shipment 
                    myself. I keep it frozen until I ship it (it is expensive 
                    to run seven big freezers!). And I carefully control inventory 
                    so that it is bought fresh and sold fresh. I am dedicated 
                    to providing you the highest-grade botanical possible.   2. 
                    Beware of distributors who give you misinformation       (translation: 
                    lies) Recently, while visiting a competitor’s 
                    website, I came across some conflicting information. Regarding 
                    NatCell frozen products, it first tells you it is “Frozen 
                    until its use in order to preserve the structure and properties 
                    of the proteins” and that “The product is flash-frozen 
                    immediately after bottling and is shipped frozen to retain 
                    its freshness, potency and bioavailability” and finally, 
                    to “Thaw the product [only] immediately before consumption.” This information is straight from the product 
                    manufacturer. It is all accurate, all true.But then this website goes on to tell you “IF there 
                    is some unforeseen delay that takes us past this delivery 
                    timeline, the product will start to thaw. We cannot prevent 
                    that - nor can we offer a refund. But, the good news is that 
                    NatCell products will remain fully potent for 24 to 48 hours 
                    after thawing (as long as it is refrozen). This gives us approximately 
                    8-days of delivery time, which should be ample. Even if it 
                    thaws, it will lose only 1.5% potency for every 24 hours left 
                    unthawed after the first 48 hours.”
 This information is not from the manufacturer. It is not at 
                    all accurate, not at all true.
 AND, it is not said by mistake. It is said for the distributor’s 
                    convenience so he doesn’t have to take as much care 
                    in getting your frozen shipment to you frozen. It is done 
                    to reduce shipping costs, which reduces overall costs. You 
                    cannot trust this distributor’s integrity; you cannot 
                    trust anything he says on his site. You cannot trust any site 
                    that lies to you in order to sell you junk for cheap. Please, 
                    read between the lines.
 What goes on between the time your products 
                    are manufactured and the time you ingest them is important 
                    – no, it is critical. I am the largest distributor of NatCell Thymus 
                    in the world. I receive Natcell in freezers directly from 
                    the manufacturer (not from a middle distributor, which would 
                    create an added risk of something going wrong). I check the 
                    freezers at least three times/day and last thing at night 
                    and first thing in the morning. I have three back up generators 
                    in case of a power loss. I use the best Styrofoam boxes, the 
                    best packing materials and enough dry ice to last 2-3 days 
                    (would you believe some distributors don’t even use 
                    dry ice?). I hover diligently over the phone, just in case, 
                    when I am expecting my frozen shipments and when you are expecting 
                    yours from me. We have a service called FedEx One Call that 
                    monitors frozen packages at each stage of transport from pick 
                    up to delivery, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If your package 
                    gets held up, miss-sorted Fed Ex puts additional dry ice in 
                    your package to assure it is never defrosted. It’s a lot of work. And a lot of money. 
                    My accountant tells me I spend approx. $6,000 - $8,000/mo 
                    more than I take in on shipping NatCell products.  I would never compromise the quality of your 
                    products – I would never compromise your health. These 
                    products were my lifelines and I realize and appreciate that 
                    you are counting on them to be yours. In Good HealthLloyd Wright
 
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