"For now, we will only produce one drug and then retail others," Dalvin answered simply.
Jennifer seemed supportive of this. A brand new pharmaceutical company should not think of unveiling so many new products at once because even one product involved a lot of headache.
First was the patent for the formula, then came the inspections and tests by the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) before one could even start production by sourcing the raw materials on a large scale, where those would need permits and maybe some grants.
Most pharmaceutical companies started out by selling drugs through stores to earn and accumulate money while researching their first new drug, and most of them were either weaker or alternative versions of already existing drugs.
