I just recieved a phone call regarding my recent post.  It seems that I made an misleading correlation between kilos and dollar values.  I said:

"I am aware of purchases of $3,000 in sales here, and $4,000 in sales there, (150 kilos here, 200 kilos there, etc.)"

I was just using some examples that came to mind, but because the ratios of 150/200 and $3000/$4000 are identical, and because I put the kg's in parentheses, it appeared that there was somehow a correlation.  That was unintended, and obviously confusing. 

It seemed to the mathmatically astute caller that I was indicating the sale price of a kg of Agrastim to be $20, which, of course, it is not.   150 kilos of Agrastim would have a value of $30,000.  I intended no relationship between the dollar value of the examples and the kilos, but now that I read the post myself, one would certainly assume that is what I was saying.  That sort of thing can happen when one spreads out the composition of a post for an hour, and does other things in between composing the post. 

I apologize for the confusing examples.

-zties