CTAnton
Well-Known Member
Well I visited 2 of the retail shops that carry my soaps. here's a new soap vendor in one of them, claiming all the beneficial properties of the variety of variously formulated soaps he makes. I am a product of this forum and proud of it. I understand unless this guy has his soaps registered with i believe the Food and Drug Administration what he's doing is not legal.
So I'm flirting with working within the gray area of the world and the word purported came to mind. Yes, I'm sure there's others. I make a jewelweed soap that I don't call a poison ivy soap. I'm sure that doesn't help sales but there you have it. I'm thinking about something like this, using the jewelweed soap as an example:
Jewelweed extracts have a long history of being an effective treatment...
People swear by jewelweed in the treatment of poison ivy...
Jewelweed is purported to have an effect on the inflammation caused by poison ivy...
Am I making a claim? i don't know...I'm just stating some facts. I put this out to the collective minds of all of you. I just feel like the lone soaper in this area that follows the rules...yes, I'm ticked off but I'm sure theres a dozen of you out there that feel the same....
So I'm flirting with working within the gray area of the world and the word purported came to mind. Yes, I'm sure there's others. I make a jewelweed soap that I don't call a poison ivy soap. I'm sure that doesn't help sales but there you have it. I'm thinking about something like this, using the jewelweed soap as an example:
Jewelweed extracts have a long history of being an effective treatment...
People swear by jewelweed in the treatment of poison ivy...
Jewelweed is purported to have an effect on the inflammation caused by poison ivy...
Am I making a claim? i don't know...I'm just stating some facts. I put this out to the collective minds of all of you. I just feel like the lone soaper in this area that follows the rules...yes, I'm ticked off but I'm sure theres a dozen of you out there that feel the same....