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>>25535219

Imagine not wanting to be apart of this

SHRMF

>>24699399
Check SHRM website. There is a lengthy write up about why it is taking so long. They finished filling papers months ago, only to be asked to file more. There are rumours in the community their competition had the sec look into them to slow them down. I dont know. What I do know is almost everything is closed in canada and anything that is sent by mail is going to be delayed. This is undervalued at the moment. Should easily be trading in the 2-3 dollar range. They own the CRTCE and already have partnered with health canada.

>>24687320
Like pot, street prices will not translate into what the industry structures the cost of these drugs to be. Ketamine is currently being used in Canada and costs roughly 5000 loonies for your sessions at your clinic.

With the exception of psilocybin and becoming a mycologist I don't think most people are able to produce ketamine, psilocybin, ecstasy or LSD. Of course we all could explore other channels to access these drugs at a lower price, but this isn't what the market does. The market doesn't go to the alley in search of medicine. The market goes to the doctor who prescribes it.

>>19213566
You are part of the stigma. To those who have consumed, whether microdosing or heroic dosing, you can always spot someone who has never touched the stuff, especially when they start talking about it. If you're here for the money then jump in, because uh, if you haven't noticed, it's been green every day.

>>19200627
Cant stop, wont stop.

These people have no idea the potential to heal. The revenue is a bonus to some I suppose, but breaking someones PTSD, anxiety, depression, addiction is better than any money making scheme. We will become a better species because of it.

>>19156536
These clinics are operating through the pandemic. Q2 is pointing towards Health Canada allowing the use of esketamine or even ketamine is a treatment for various ailments.

The revenue is already pouring in with the ketamine arm of SHRM

>>19146044
"Esketamine isnt going that well" how did you come to this conclusion?

This thing is in its infancy. The bill allowing it to be used was passed four months ago. The few clinics that are set up are owned by SHRM. The profits in this space are 100% direct toward SHRM. You are also only looking at what is currently set up in the states. While I know Canada is just a hat to you guys, this is a canadian company, and the focus is on Health Canada. We have the same stupid red tape up here but the relationship SHRM and specifically the subsidiary Altmed has with Health Canada is promising for more positive things to come.