A Company Update from Stu
Stuart Fetzer is the CEO of Pain Relief Technologies. He recorded a short update for customers. In about two minutes, he talks about Kailo and the FDA, why that matters, and what stays the same for you.
“Hey, it’s me, Stuart Fetzer, CEO of Pain Relief Technologies. I’ve got some exciting news to tell you.”
What “registered with the FDA” means
Stu puts it in plain words:
“You may or may not know that we as a company are registered with the FDA. That means that we let them know we’re here, we let them know about the product we’re selling, and they watch us and they make sure we’re not claiming anything that shouldn’t be claimed or doing anything that would be detrimental to humanity.”
Registered is not the same as approved. People often ask if Kailo is FDA approved. Stu answers that in the video, and we spell it out in the FAQ below.
Close to approval, without a date
Stu is clear about the next step. He is also clear that the timing is not set:
“Well, better than being registered is being approved, and we are close to that. We’ve been working very closely with the inventors of the technology… That is getting us really close to an FDA approval. So we’re excited to announce that that is coming soon.”
He also leaves room on the “when,” and so do we:
“Regardless of whether the FDA approval comes now, or shortly hereafter, or a long time from now, we are committed to continuing this process…”
You can read the published studies on our research page.
Why approval matters
Stu asks the fair question himself:
“Now one might ask, why does it matter? … But our goal is to help as many people as possible. And when [we have] the stamp of approval from the FDA, that means that it can be used in clinical settings, that more people have trust in it and therefore we can help more people.”
That is the point. More trust. More places that can use it. More people helped.
The process takes time
Stu explains why this does not happen overnight:
“Now the FDA process takes time… It takes time to have conversations with them about the mechanism of action. It takes time for them to feel like there is no concern that is undiscovered.”
In plain terms, the FDA wants to know how it works and be sure nothing has been missed. That takes a while.
“And so eight and a half years after this company was founded, we’re getting to this stage and hallelujah, I’m excited that we’re finally here.”
What stays the same
We do not know when approval will come. The commitment stays:
“…we are committed to continuing this process… to make sure that people who use the product are safe, to make sure that more and more people become aware of us, and to make sure that more and more people use the product to their satisfaction for a change in life, a change in lifestyle and greater happiness and greater joy.”
Nothing changes about how you use Kailo today. Results vary from person to person, and Kailo is not a substitute for advice from your doctor. Questions? Book a free 20-minute call or email support@gokailo.com.
Looking ahead
Stu ends on a hopeful note:
“So we’re excited for this… and we look forward to the future.”
So do we. We will share more when there is more to share.
FAQ
Is Kailo FDA approved?
No. Kailo is not FDA approved. The company is registered with the FDA and working toward approval. Stu says they are “really close,” but no date is promised. Registered means the company told the FDA it is here, and the FDA keeps an eye on what it says. Approval is a separate, higher bar.
When will approval happen?
We do not know. Stu said it could be now, soon, or a long time from now. The company is committed to the process either way.
What research is Stu pointing to?
He points to the most recent study on our research page. You can read the details and published figures there. Individual results vary.
Does this change how I use Kailo today?
No. Keep using Kailo the way you have been. If you have questions, book a free call or email support.
