Water fluoridation is common practice in north america. About 60% of the U.S. water supply at the moment fluoridated. My city of Las Vegas started fluoridating its water supply a few years ago (in the gist apparently something of a political fiasco).

Is copying a positive long term strategy? Should you invest from a company that focus’ mainly on that? No lifting chain never. There are exceptions, but these exceptions rely upon the company in question at least having some idea of producing value now or ultimately future. It relies to them attempting to bring up cars chain. It relies in it understanding that copying forces competition on price and competition on charges are the hardest model comply with and achieve success.

That question itself answers a lot about our view in a company. Would I buying it? Is actually not the same approach used anywhere