In article , Praeclarissimus
Camuloduni writes
On Wed, 08 Jun 2005 14:22:17 +0100, Martin Brown

None. I am disabled with PSP so I can't work. I am often offered
alternative treatment for free and always check up to see if I can
find any dirt or deception reports on the products in question. I have
never found any on this item - check yourself .

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Fair enough. But martin makes a valid point - ISO9000/1/2 says nothing
about the quality of the product, merely about the quality of the
process producing it. It's about being able to turn out the product time
after time without variability. If it's a good product to begin with,
then it's about ensuring the process doesn't every now and again throw
out a duff one, if it's a bad product to start with, then it's reliably
bad ;-)

--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"