Kal Argos
Sr Member
Accountability is more than just saying, "Sorry we had a problem" especially when getting just that info took badgering. Accountability includes correcting the problem and/or putting actions in place to minimize it happening again.
I cannot say that Anovos is being disingenuous when they relay that information. That would be irresponsible on my part. What i can say is that, after multiple times hearing a similar statement, with apparently no meaningful effective correction, that's just silly to put it nicely. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
To put that into perspective, if my company pulled that and the FDA showed that we (or our contractor) had no implementation of effective corrective action... they would close us down. And rightly so... people's lives are at stake.
Props are not Pharmaceuticals, and there is no equivalent body for commerce (BBB is really a paper tiger). However, the market corrects for this by people no longer purchasing from them. They feel it in there wallet and hopefully they correct the issue and survive ... or they go out of business.
Continually saying our contractor messed up, can factually be true... and its a risk that they choose to accept. However, they also choose to accept the backlash for that decision too. Why they can't spend capital to bring some production or what not in house is beyond me.... and i dont want to break into a discussion of where the money may or may not have gone.
But this issue of "unfortunately the contractor..." being trotted out is not a sufficient correction and the lack of a meaningful quantitative correction is very disappointing. Especially since they dont foot the bill to expedite production elsewhere to turn goods around fast ... esspecially very delayed items ... as a good will gesture is disappointing.
I cannot say that Anovos is being disingenuous when they relay that information. That would be irresponsible on my part. What i can say is that, after multiple times hearing a similar statement, with apparently no meaningful effective correction, that's just silly to put it nicely. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
To put that into perspective, if my company pulled that and the FDA showed that we (or our contractor) had no implementation of effective corrective action... they would close us down. And rightly so... people's lives are at stake.
Props are not Pharmaceuticals, and there is no equivalent body for commerce (BBB is really a paper tiger). However, the market corrects for this by people no longer purchasing from them. They feel it in there wallet and hopefully they correct the issue and survive ... or they go out of business.
Continually saying our contractor messed up, can factually be true... and its a risk that they choose to accept. However, they also choose to accept the backlash for that decision too. Why they can't spend capital to bring some production or what not in house is beyond me.... and i dont want to break into a discussion of where the money may or may not have gone.
But this issue of "unfortunately the contractor..." being trotted out is not a sufficient correction and the lack of a meaningful quantitative correction is very disappointing. Especially since they dont foot the bill to expedite production elsewhere to turn goods around fast ... esspecially very delayed items ... as a good will gesture is disappointing.