The Amazing son in law Chapter 1472

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Ultimately, engaging in a price war should be regarded as a last resort.

When the effects of two products are comparable, initiating a price war can feel like inflicting significant damage on oneself while supposedly defeating the competition.

However, if one product is significantly less effective than the other, a price war could lead to severe self-sabotage, resulting in far greater losses than gains.

It’s important to note that while Niranex’s effectiveness is considerably lower, its production cost does not undercut that of Oracle Nova Dias!

Additionally, Japan’s high labor costs along with the substantial expenses associated with export shipping and tariffs make Kobayashi’s Niranex even more expensive compared to the more effective Oracle Nova Dias.

If the price were to drop to $100 per box, Niranex might struggle to break even, whereas Nova Dias could still yield a profit of $10 to $20 per box.

Consequently, Jiro Kobayashi is keen to avoid a price war, as he lacks the confidence to compete effectively if it does occur.

After some contemplation, he decided that his best course of action would be to steal the prescription.

As soon as he got into his car, Jiro Kobayashi eagerly inquired of his assistant: “Is the Japanese master currently in Aurous Hill?”

The assistant promptly replied, “Sir, I have deployed a total of 16 masters for this task. Nine have already been exhausted, and the remaining seven are expected to arrive before nightfall.”

“Excellent!” Jiro Kobayashi responded, “Instruct them to set up an ambush on this route tonight, capturing Liam and subjecting him to intensive interrogation. We must force him to reveal the prescriptions and formulas!”

In the realm of Chinese patent medicines, the prescription holds immense significance, as does the formula.

The prescription details all the necessary medicinal materials and their specific quantities required for the medicine.

Even with the same ten medicinal materials, varying their proportions can lead to drastically different medicinal effects.

In fact, an incorrect quantity of a certain ingredient could transform a life-saving remedy into a harmful poison.

Thus, Jiro Kobayashi understood that even if he could identify the ingredients, determining the precise ratios would be quite challenging.

Relying on trial and error could take years, and if certain ingredients are rare, it might take decades to access them.

As for the formula, it is closely tied to the pharmaceutical process itself.

Modern proprietary Chinese medicines are typically processed and extracted using advanced techniques. Some ingredients require fermentation, while others must react with each other or be administered at specific times to be effective, akin to the concept of drug primers in traditional Chinese medicine.

This process resembles a complex chemical reaction where, in addition to the core ingredients, catalysts play a crucial role. Knowing when and how much to add is vital; even a slight mistake can lead to catastrophic results.

Therefore, the most efficient and safest strategy is to obtain the complete prescription and formula directly!

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