Yes. Actually, Health Canada was great to work with. They very quickly approved things when we pointed out areas that just seemed like unnecessary red tape. They seemed to come up with a workaround, at least a temporary one. They were very easy to work with on that.
Again, hand sanitizer is not rocket science. If you look at what's on the market, the stuff that was being made here in Canada probably far exceeded world standards, and probably 99% of the time it was way better. In fact, when journalists did the exposé on it, I was told through them that a large amount of the government stuff that was bought in these big procurements is still sitting in warehouses because it didn't meet Health Canada standards. Whether that's hearsay or not, that's just a repeat from me, directly from the reporter coming back.
There is a lot of really shady stuff that comes in. I would say that for the producers that were doing it here, if there was a problem, it might have been that they made an honest mistake on something. For the most part, the stuff that you had on your hands here, it actually used to be a whisky. It's got all the nice natural oils in it. The only thing that was very, very difficult with it was seeing my dad cry every night when he looked at something that used to be whisky converted into hand sanitizer.