Weekend, evening.
Jiang Ning carried a black plastic bag.
Shao Shuangshuang stood waiting for him at the shop entrance. She had gotten a new hairstyle, her hair slightly curled. Dressed in black and white, the fabric had a fine texture, giving her a simple, capable air.
"Sit inside." Shao Shuangshuang closed the shop door.
"This is the Evergreen Liquid." Jiang Ning lifted the plastic bag, revealing a water bucket filled with green liquid.
Shao Shuangshuang nodded, then said, "The Qualification Certification for medicine is a bit troublesome. My friend told me that pharmaceuticals are subject to extremely strict requirements at every stage. It might require clinical testing, and completing the whole process takes a lot of time—half a year at the shortest, two or three years at the longest."
There was another point she did not mention: pharmaceutical certification was costly.
However, given how effective the Evergreen Liquid was, attracting investment would be easy. Even without investors, they could raise the funds needed for testing and certification through limited sales.
She continued, "I came up with a new solution: apply for food certification or cosmetic Qualification Certification. That would greatly shorten the timeline. If we push things along, it could be settled within a month."
"But there's a new problem. If the Evergreen Liquid contains too much medicinal content, then even if it isn't medicine, it will still be classified as medicine."
"Like the difference between alcohol and medical alcohol."
"Based on the preliminary test report, the Evergreen Liquid has a relatively high medicinal content."
Shao Shuangshuang felt helpless. This meant that, for the time being, they could only sell the Evergreen Liquid in small batches. They had to pass one stringent test after another before obtaining pharmaceutical certification.
Jiang Ning thought for a moment, then confirmed, "As long as