Canadian-based Company

[TigerBiger]

Hello all,

We're creating a company here in Canada to be an enzyme provider. This will avoid import tariffs and currency exchange rates.

To do this, one of the Market validation stages involve - will people want this?- if you'd like to support this endeavor please comment below or email [email protected], stories are more than welcome in how a Canadian-based enzyme provider will help Canadian EPI pups

[Olesia711]

Hi Jason,

Thanks for posting here. I am very interested in learning the details about the enzymes you plan on carrying.... i will contact you privately. Thanks for including your email address!

[Obie426]

My two cents worth. While I am always open to saving some money my first priority is the health of my dog. Quality and reliable availability is important. Chase is thriving on the enzymes from Enzyme Diane and even with the import fees, shipping and brokerage charges they are still a lot cheaper than anything I can get in Canada, if I can even get them. In fact Chase really came around when I switched to Enzyme Diane from the prescription enzymes that were available here. That, in my opinion, speaks to the quality of her product. I will follow your business endeavor with interest.

[megaovary]

Hello all,

We're creating a company here in Canada to be an enzyme provider. This will avoid import tariffs and currency exchange rates. doodle baseball

To do this, one of the Market validation stages involve - will people want this?- if you'd like to support this endeavor please comment below or email [email protected], stories are more than welcome in how a Canadian-based enzyme provider will help Canadian EPI pups

Thank you for sharing information about the enzyme supply company in Canada. However, I want to know more about the types of enzymes that the company will provide in Canada, including which ones?

[dcougman]

I would be very interested in Canadian supplier of quality enzymes
thank you and let us know when and what you are selling
good luck

[Chance]

Reliable pork based enzymes is something that is very lacking in the Canadian market. Decent enough strengths of enzymes are prescription only in Canada. This has me curious as to the type, strength AND quality of enzymes that would/could be available here without prescription. I would be curious of the price; but if quality isn't there, I'd pass. Definitely would not buy anything processed with acetone.

But if there's something that is QUALITY at a semi affordable price, I'd be curious. But I am kinda partial to Creon now. It's definitely got the quality, and price is comparable to ordering from US. It is prescription (human drug) but is easy to get, even if I do need a prescription. But I would be curious as to what might be available.

[Olesia711]

Andrea brought up some very good points / considerations. Looking forward to hearing more specifics