No facts on paper I'm afraid. Just the words of a top grass government pharmacist in the state of NSW. As for Ruyan being involved, no matter how likely it is, it's still speculation.
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No facts on paper I'm afraid. Just the words of a top grass government pharmacist in the state of NSW. As for Ruyan being involved, no matter how likely it is, it's still speculation.
This is very interesting, but keep in mind that approving a new medical product takes a long, long time. As in, we may be vaping in flying cars on the way to a moonbase.
Ok, that's an exaggeration but it will take time. With a new drug, that's fifteen years or so. With a medical device using an already approved drug (nicotine) it may be much, much shorter. However, e-smoking technology would still have advanced from what is available now.
Ok, that's an exaggeration but it will take time. With a new drug, that's fifteen years or so. With a medical device using an already approved drug (nicotine) it may be much, much shorter. However, e-smoking technology would still have advanced from what is available now.
It could indeed take a while. But finding things like this give me the impression it will happen sooner rather than later:
Business Development Manager/ Sales Executives job in Sydney Metro, NSW ( Sales:FMCG Media, Advertising, Arts and Entertainment:Sales Logistics, Transport and Supply:Sales and Business Development )
Business Development Manager/ Sales Executives job in Sydney Metro, NSW ( Sales:FMCG Media, Advertising, Arts and Entertainment:Sales Logistics, Transport and Supply:Sales and Business Development )
Although, all may not be as it seems....
Ruyan Australia Pty Ltd have applied to deregister as a company.
Edit: Although they are still listed as registered. How confusing.
Ruyan Australia Pty Ltd have applied to deregister as a company.
Edit: Although they are still listed as registered. How confusing.
It appears they were planning expansion (the ad now cancelled) but saw handwriting on the Australian wall and are pulling out of the country. Is that a good assumption based on these posts?
I'm not entirely sure at this stage, TB. Job ads on that site are automatically cancelled after a time period. The job may or may not have been filled. There was no date on the ad to say when it was active.
Also, their application to deregister as a company was dated 05/11/2008. The application was processed according to the text on that page:
"Page numbers are shown if processing is complete and the document is available for purchase. "
And from my personal experience, deregistering as a business is something that can be put into effect instantly.
I've sent an email to the tech administrator of the domain name ruyan.com.au but have not yet received a reply, and am not really expecting to.
Edit: I've also emailed Albert Nisman from Egar to see if he is able to clarify anything (being the guy who was supposedly "dobbed in")
Also, their application to deregister as a company was dated 05/11/2008. The application was processed according to the text on that page:
"Page numbers are shown if processing is complete and the document is available for purchase. "
And from my personal experience, deregistering as a business is something that can be put into effect instantly.
I've sent an email to the tech administrator of the domain name ruyan.com.au but have not yet received a reply, and am not really expecting to.
Edit: I've also emailed Albert Nisman from Egar to see if he is able to clarify anything (being the guy who was supposedly "dobbed in")
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