tiktak1297
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....but yet while scrolling through facebook I see an sponsored ad for mettrum...what gives?
just saw another one top ad in google under Canada mmprI would post the screenshot but I dont know how to post pics lol
Oh my god... Have you seen the names of their product? Zenn-abliss (high thc), Zenn-sation, Zenn-lite, Zenn-alert and Zenn-mind. That's very zenny! I wonder when ying and yang will show up?just saw another one top ad in google under Canada mmpr
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I personally know of two prospective LP's who have been told social media at all is not allowed. But then, obviously as you mention, others like Tweed and Agrima are all over it. Lots of contradictions.Numerous LP's are pretty active in social media now that I look into it. Most of them have either Facebook and/or Twitter. I've come across a bunch of videos on YouTube too. Social Media is the number 1 advertising tool in the modern age, so really not being able to "advertise" in the traditional media mediums doesn't really matter, they are going to toot their own horn in other ways.
So they are allowed to advertise? Fucking government control. You can advertise here but not there...does anyone feel like a puppet?They are not allowed to advertise through "regular media" - but they are allowed to advertise on line - so expect to see more on line ads soon.
It's because they fall under regulations put in place for pharmaceutical companies. That's why you don't see ads for pharmies in Canada. This may be the drawback of insisting it's 'medicine'. They want to regulate it as strictly as all other medicines.So they are allowed to advertise? Fucking government control. You can advertise here but not there...does anyone feel like a puppet?
that is inaccurate, they fall under tobacco laws not pharma laws.It's because they fall under regulations put in place for pharmaceutical companies. That's why you don't see ads for pharmies in Canada. This may be the drawback of insisting it's 'medicine'. They want to regulate it as strictly as all other medicines.