Luke

Great idea, and one which I am very much in support of. Unfortunately there is overwhelming opposition to this for general elections. Hard to see this happening any time soon. If you're curious about what I mean, stop by your local party precinct meeting and suggest the idea (I did). Wishing you best of luck!

Not sure how ethical "How to safely use LSD..." is.

This is very cool. Are you avoiding regulations such as Meaningful Use, MACRA, etc, by not taking in Payors/Medicare? Also, how are you able to cover your costs for such a low membership fee? Having worked in healthcare for some time now, 24/7 medical advice and guidance are not at all cheap to deliver. Especially when you have physicians, mid-levels, etc. This is radical and difficult to...

Only for original content, which is extremely disappointing.

Can you use this magic to let us delete tweets that old, too? Because currently there are no "tweet delete" apps that will let you delete anything beyond a year old.

This is reminiscent of a Shark Tank company that pitched a few seasons back.

Until we figure out a way to automate data entry by using the sensors in our watches/etc, apps like this will never last. People get really sick of data entry after every work out.

The "Creative" team over at Microsoft must have said.. "What if we just straight up ripped off Apple for all future products?" Et Voila!

Really, really glad you are shaking this up. The only real competition I see would be from Canada, where they do not require prescriptions at all and will directly mail you your contacts at usually cheaper prices.

This, again as I have said with everything else, has no functionally positive benefit to society and is not a unique product. This should not be on Product Hunt. This is a political statement, not a product, and it should go on a message board somewhere where people care.

I'm not supporting either candidate for President, but can we please stop letting these dumb "products" on ProductHunt? This is political nonsense. If there is an actual product that is unique, fine, but not trash like this.

This is "funny" but has no functional purpose and does not benefit humanity. A product should have a positive, redeeming value to it. Otherwise, it should not be on here. That's my perspective. (Unnecessary disclaimer: I don't support Trump)

Hypnosis is not something you play around with. I am not comfortable with the recent trend I am seeing that employs hypnosis to "quick fix" issues that need to be consciously and responsibly confronted. This app requires an extreme amount of vulnerability from customers. There is a major ethical dilemma here that I find reprehensible.

Nobody likes Office Social Media. I have been at several major companies who have even given out hundreds of dollars in incentives for employees to use it and no one will even touch it. Yammer is terrible. Also, I don't see most companies, who are risk- and innovation- averse, ever adopting something like Facebook Work when Facebook is (insanely) blocked in their network.

Prices of product and subscription are FANTASTIC. Literally a fraction of my Sonic and the brush heads. Questions for you: I hear that there are a lot of patents around electronic toothbrushes which has kept out a lot of competition. There's a reason why it has only been two brands for years. How have you gotten around that? Also, how is it so cheap?

This is a massive iPhone rip-off.

I have questions about this: 1. How are they accessing and placing lab orders across the country? 2. How are they accessing and communicating with providers across the country? The offerings they claim to have are eluding everyone else in the industry right now and it makes me skeptical. But hey, they could be the huge breakthrough we've all been waiting for, too!

How are they getting access to so many providers and lab networks?

The Economist has the worst digital design and strategy in the history of major publications. They should pay you royalties.

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