Thread: Re: When did this FopodTV episode air?

Sqwertz wrote (quoting the pseudo-pickle-juice company):
>
> Sorry for the confusion. We just formulated the sports version this
> year and still have inventory of the original for HEB. The magic of
> pickle pops resides in the vinegar/ acidic acid for stopping muscle
> cramps and lowering blood sugar. It is not the cucumber so our intent

Whoa! They're making TWO therapeutic medical claims!
That clearly makes this product a drug! They better
have FDA approval for marketing this drug!

http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/script...ci/contact.cfm

> Sqwertz wrote (quoting the pseudo-pickle-juice company):
>>
>> Sorry for the confusion. We just formulated the sports version this
>> year and still have inventory of the original for HEB. The magic of
>> pickle pops resides in the vinegar/ acidic acid for stopping muscle
>> cramps and lowering blood sugar. It is not the cucumber so our intent
>




"acidic acid"? Is there a non-acidic acid? (I suspect the original
was acetic acid.)

gloria p

Sqwertz <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On 11/12/2011 10:10 AM, David wrote:
>> Hello Steve thank you for your passion about pickle pops. We
>> apologies for the confusion about our pickle pops. The truth is that
>> the original formula was not desirable for athletes to drink
>> unfrozen. As a frozen novelty the market is limited. As a sports
>> drink it is huge. We did not do this because of Walmart. We hope you
>> reconsider you love of pickle pops with this truth.

LOL... that sounds like it was written by the same Taiwanese guy who writes
unintelligible user manuals for all the cheap appliances in the world.