Patik!
Ang mga batanon karon kung makakita og tao nga adunay daghan o anaay tattoo o mas nailhan sa tawag nga patik, kay dili na matingala. Tungod kay mura og normal na ang tao nga nay patik kay lagi daw uso na kini hilabi na sa mga batanon nga member og banda. Apan ang mga katigulangan wala mouyon ug makaangay niini.
Ang mga katigulangan, apan dili tanan, dili uyon sa pagpa butang og patik. Hugaw daw kini sa lawas ug mura ka’g gikan sa prisohan. Dili daw makasulod og trabaho ug dili makalarga sa laing nasud
Apan ang pangutana kay ngano?
No approved therapeutic claims?
No approved therapeutic claims – we always hear this line every time a pharmaceutical product is advertised on the radio and/or television. This somewhat serves as a disclaimer for the product they are selling. Most commonly found on herbal medicine advertisements and even in their packaging they always have this one printed in bold. Maybe they’re doing these to entice people to buy and not worry about any side effects and the like when taking these products.
Saridon: Only promoted in Visayas and Mindanao
With the advent of technology one can easily advertise their production in the internet through the Social Media sites; though, advertising the product the traditional way is still in. Sometimes it’s a bit annoying especially in Facebook, when one of online sellers always tagged you in one of the products they are selling. Same goes to Multiply; however, they already have a “Market Place” there where you can setup an account, advertise and sell your products online.
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