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[Fred]

Fred, it's just like painting a car with a spray gun. It's mostly muscle memory if you follow directions. There no way to control the amount comming out with proper application (atomization in the paint world). However, you control the amount applied through duration and movement. What I mean is that the can is designed to give the correct amount for a relatively a small patch, but if you hold it longer you get more.

Thank you that explains well.

Another question does it feel sticky. Say if you spray it on your back and then put a t-shirt on does the t-shirt absorb the product and may it feel sticky ?

[mataribot]

Fred, this stuff has the consistency of PAM. I don't have any problems with it, but it's very doubtful that you won't have some sticking involved.

[Fred]

Fred, this stuff has the consistency of PAM. I don't have any problems with it, but it's very doubtful that you won't have some sticking involved.

Thank you Matari.

[mataribot]

Not a problem. Overall, it's a nice product - much better than any tube. The $1000.00 price tag for a spray version of old treatments seems a bit excessive to me.

[Fred]

Not a problem. Overall, it's a nice product - much better than any tube. The $1000.00 price tag for a spray version of old treatments seems a bit excessive to me.

Hopefully the price will come down. All new things are expensive when they first come out, but I guess if your insurance are willing to pay then the high cost could remain.

It does sound better than trying to rub creams into the skin, but time and results will tell if it's viable.

[AmandaL]

it sounds really good. The inconvenience of creams and the messyness of them always makes me wonder why they havent found a better way around it. A spray sounds a lot more convenient.

[Grizzly Bear]

Fred, this stuff has the consistency of PAM.

Whose Pam ? Your wife ?

[mataribot]

PAM is oil in a can that you can spray - not anyone's wife. Fred, it's old medication with new delivery system. Yes it out performed the older medication by about ~30%. In my opinion it's an abuse of the patent system to charge that much. It's their innovation and want to them to make their money, but not at the extent of price gauging.

[Fred]

Fred, it's old medication with new delivery system. Less it out performed the older medication by about ~30%. In my opinion it's an abuse of the patent system to charge thar much.

[jiml]

Clearly end-weighted bendy tubes are the way of the future. Perhaps the same can be done for canned cheese.

What Bill means is the suction tube inside the can is bendy and weighted so which ever way you tip the can the tube will stay in the fluid