Aquaforest probiotic method

[vanreefer]

Hi
Anyone know of any Canadian source for probio f or np pro? Amazon.ca doesn't have np pro and they have listed the probio f as unsure if it will be restocked... Got everything else I need from Amazon.
Cheers

[xenon]

I heard the official AquaForrest Canadian distributor will be located in Toronto very soon. (10min drive from our door)

[Myka]

Originally Posted by xenon

I heard the official AquaForrest Canadian distributor will be located in Toronto very soon. (10min drive from our door)

I heard the same thing. Hopefully they can provide the products for similar pricing as Amazon.

[Bill@IA]

Originally Posted by Myka

I heard the same thing. Hopefully they can provide the products for similar pricing as Amazon.

We'll hope for the best but Amazon's shipping rates are tough to beat, on heavy boxes and pails of salt.

[xenon]

The guys selling on Amazon are making very small margins.

I doubt we will be able to match them.

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by xenon

The guys selling on Amazon are making very small margins.

I doubt we will be able to match them.

Amazon stocks are falling. We see how long the margin difference last

[vanreefer]

Originally Posted by Bill@IA

We'll hope for the best but Amazon's shipping rates are tough to beat, on heavy boxes and pails of salt.

Originally Posted by xenon

The guys selling on Amazon are making very small margins.

I doubt we will be able to match them.

Sounds like u guys may be stocking these products?? Any ideas on timeline for them to be available?
Thanks

[Myka]

Originally Posted by xenon

The guys selling on Amazon are making very small margins.

I doubt we will be able to match them.

Originally Posted by Bill@IA

We'll hope for the best but Amazon's shipping rates are tough to beat, on heavy boxes and pails of salt.

Well, Amazon makes enough money to justify a $4 BILLION deficit in shipping costs every year.
http://www.statista.com/topics/846/amazon/

There is no way you guys can compete with that. If our Canadian distributor has any sense, he'll make a deal with Aquaforest that requires Aquaforest to end their relationship with Amazon.ca. Why would vendors push a product that has established pricing that he can't compete with?

[Bill@IA]

Originally Posted by Myka

Well, Amazon makes enough money to justify a $4 BILLION deficit in shipping costs every year.
http://www.statista.com/topics/846/amazon/

There is no way you guys can compete with that. If our Canadian distributor has any sense, he'll make a deal with Aquaforest that requires Aquaforest to end their relationship with Amazon.ca. Why would vendors push a product that has established pricing that he can't compete with?

I know for a fact Aquaforest is not going to end that relationship.

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by Bill@IA

I know for a fact Aquaforest is not going to end that relationship.

Would have to garentee a minimum volume of sales for them to even consider