Paracetamol

Because I think in Malaysia here, there's still a lot of opportunity because people's perception towards convenience store is still pretty negative.

They associate convenience stores as a place where prices are very expensive, food's not that great, and people only go to convenience stores to buy emergency supplies like Panadol or ice.

So here we are trying to change people's mindset.

Why is it that when they travel to Korea and Japan, the first place that they think of going is actually a konbini? What do you think is the reason for that? Is it a density issue? No, I think over there, right, there is a trust in these brands, right, that they actually offer high-quality products that's very convenient and affordable.

So I can't really say that it really did the job for me.

I was popping Tylenol and ibuprofen, heavy stuff and all.

What I'd have to do is take that, go to bed, go to sleep in order for my body to just kind of rest.

And I would be so afraid to move my body because that's how much pain.

I was in fetal position.

That's how much pain I was in.

And so I'd take Tylenol and Ibuprofen or whatever I had, and I'd go to bed in fetal position, fall asleep.

And then when I'd wake up, majority of the pain would be gone.

And I also don't send them home with anything at all.

And just Tylenol,

Advil.

Any other complications to be aware of? You know, we can go deep in the rabbit hole on this one, but if you're using good techniques, those should be the main ones.

And trust me, I've been in the situation before.

It was a full on headache, a migraine with no Tylenol energy.

But I stayed and I was out there acting like I had PTO for emotional stress.

Trust me, it was a back and forth thing.

And then I got home.

I tried to fix myself with like some Panadol and stuff.

Next day I was useless.

And then I had a chest infection.

Oh, I want to do that to someone.

Did I have Panadol? I already ate them, didn't I? There's Panadol downstairs.

Yeah, no, I've had that tray today.

I'm just, I can't hear myself think.

Yeah.

So, and that goes with anything, right? If you have Panadol even, the higher the amount of Panadol, the higher the amount of any drug, the higher the amount of potential side effects that you are taking on.

And insulin is just one, the side effect profile is, you know, it does tolerate or it does fluctuate our blood sugar.

And the higher the tolerance or the higher the window that we have of insulin on board, more insulin, more carbohydrates, et cetera, the more volatile that it can be.

So starting with the pretty, when it comes to medical grade, quote unquote, medical grade skincare, there is just inherently a difference in efficacy.

And a little analogy I guess I'll use is if you were someone that had a surgery, for example, and you were in pain, you could go to the drugstore and you could purchase Tylenol or Advil without consulting any other person.

And you could take that with very minimal risk.

And it will do the trick.