Rocky Mountain High Brands Inc (PK) (RMHB)

From the other board:

They can't deliver on the contracts they already have. More contracts wouldn't help. The ragged little cheer squad here has nothing to cheer about and can only dream. The big pumper adirondickhi has been quiet for over a year. He came a gutser and took a lot of the credulous faithful with him.

They said on 20 May they would be announcing more good stuff in a couple of weeks. What happened to that? More empty promises.

Got to guffaw at the talk of experienced personnel joining the RMHB team apparently to help out the turn-around experts.

The turn-around team went in November 2024 with boasts of $1.5 million to $2 million of revenue per month in sight for the plant. Well done team with revenue of $26K for the 3 months March 2026. The other board couldn't get the summary results out of sight fast enough.

How long has this company been in biz? $26k in revs and stock volume around $400 today. The other board says PR will soon be out re: new investors and industry vets coming on board. zzzzzzzzzz

Three Months Ended 31 March, 2026


Sales - net $26,280

Cost of sales $96

Gross Profit $26,184

General and administrative expenses $24,928

Gain from operations $1,256

Other expenses Nil

Net income $1,256

From the other board:

“ONE in FIVE adults used it in the past year, and many say it improved their chronic pain enormously,” the president said in his social media post, adding that hemp-derived CBD “has made a HUGE difference for so many people.”

ONE in FIVE is obviously a HUGE exaggeration. And those who did experience some pain relief very likely consumed the CBD by tincture (as pictured) and not by drinking soft drink in quantity.

https://www.marijuanamoment.net/trump-pushes-congress-to-keep-full-spectrum-cbd-legal-while-restricting-hemp-products-that-pose-health-risks/

Year Ended 31 December 2025

Sales $721,413

Cost of Sales $204,670

Gross Profit $516,743

General and Administration Expenses $546,139

Loss from Operations $29,396

Volume today - Highest in years.
Chart comparing the daily vs the ugly weekly.
well they are both ugly..
But today is a little different.
We will see if that compunds to anything
https://www.tradingview.com/x/EtF7UnIa/

From the other board:

Is there a risk that ingesting hydrogen gas could cause flatulence? Maybe Paul could clear this worrying point up for us as the unexpected releasing of gas while in company can be quite embarrassing. It might be wise not to order the product until this uncertainty has been cleared up and we have been given the all clear. It's great to have Paul back on deck again to handle such vexing matters for us.

From the other board:

Has Dr. Perricone"s ultra-premium hydrogen-infused water been tested by independent research and the claims made for it of supporting "cellular health, recovery, energy, and overall vitality" independently verified? And that drunk daily it's a "wellness ritual engineered to help people feel better, perform better, and live with intention.” What "live with intention" could mean is particularly intriguing.

Or do we just take Dr. Perricone's word for it that these somewhat vague purported benefits are indeed real and worth parting with good money for.

From the other board:

Welcome back Paul. It's good to see you still read the IHub board although it's puzzling why you can't post there yourself seeing that you no longer hold any RMHB shares after retiring and no longer receive a check from them (if you ever did).

It's great you are on top of Dr. Perricone's latest molecular ultra-premium hydrogen water venture coming after his iconic luxury skincare success. However, I am a little concerned that pumping H2 into people could be somewhat dangerous as we all know what happened to the airship Hindenburg. Now that you have resumed contact with head office after your retirement, I wonder if you would enquire if it is completely safe to drink Dr. Perricone's ultra-premium molecular hydrogen water. It would be too bad if there were to occur a serious accident or even a fatality due to flammability and RMHB be exposed to a heavy damages law suit which it could ill afford.

I'm opposed to the unscrupulous exploitation of the noble emu which appears along with a kangaroo in the Australian coat of arms. It's unseemly of Americans to plunder another country's national symbol like so. If the French choose to eat their national symbol (the nutritious cockerel) that is their affair. Plus emus aren't as hopeless as all that since they resoundingly defeated the Australian Army in the Great Emu War of 1932.

Thanks for the emu oil plug!

I'm not clear what you are getting at. Orally ingested water goes to the stomach not the lungs.

As far as the lungs are concerned: "Hydrogen gas exists in Earth’s atmosphere in extremely low concentrations, typically around 0.5 parts per million (ppm), or 0.00005%."

The very low solubility of the hydrogen molecule in water is something Dr. Perricone might care to address (let alone what solid evidence there is for it having any beneficial effect on the body's metabolism).

Mountebank remedies like snake oil and emu oil come to mind.

the problem with oxygen and hydrogen infused waters is that the body absorbs both of them through the lungs, not the stomach.

From the other board:

"Solubility of Molecular Hydrogen (H2)

Low Solubility in Water: H2 has a very low solubility in water, roughly around 0.0016 g/100 mL at 25°C, which classifies it as practically insoluble."

Yes sir Oil, felt a little guilty grading on the curve; but ‘hub limited my choice between “Bullish” and “Bearish”…trust me, if “Emu” was a choice, I would have checked the box.

So you are calling it bearish. That's a step above emuish. I'm guessing a big problem with them is working capital. If they survive they should be able to run the canning lines (as co-packers) at a modest profit but shareholders will grow old and gray waiting for a dividend.

Wow, that blip on the radar was “short” lived!

"Rocky Mountain NexBev (soley [sic] owned subsidiary of RMHB)"


The "soley" is a howler on three levels:

1. the correct spelling is solely

2. NexBev is not RMHB's only subsidiary

3. NexBev is a wholly owned subsidiary

From the other board:

Remember when we used to have the best water on the planet - Eagle Spirit Spring Water? Now we've gone even one better with Dr. Perricone's molecular hydrogen wellness water which he breathlessly declares "is more than water".

The news of the groundbreaking launch of Dr. Perricone's ultra-premium hydrogen-infused wellness water has been met with a big yawn by the market.

"Rocky Mountain NexBev (soley [sic] owned subsidiary of RMHB)"

"Nicholas Perricone is an American dermatologist and author. His self-help books about weight loss and maintaining the appearance of youth have been criticized for making controversial and unsupported claims."

DALLAS, Jan. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. (OTC: RMHB) announced today updates on a new customer.

Legendary physician, researcher, and wellness pioneer Dr. Nicholas Perricone has officially announced the launch of a new ultra-premium hydrogen-infused water, marking his bold return to the health and wellness space after the successful sale of his iconic luxury skincare brand.


Renowned for revolutionizing the beauty industry by fusing science, nutrition, and skin health, Dr. Perricone now brings that same innovation to hydration by introducing a next-generation wellness water infused with molecular hydrogen, designed to support cellular health, recovery, energy, and overall vitality.

This groundbreaking launch is powered by a strategic partnership with Rocky Mountain NexBev (soley owned subsidiary of RMHB). Together, the two companies are preparing a national rollout with major opportunities across retail, gas stations, and convenience channels throughout the United States.

“This is more than water,” said Dr. Perricone. “It’s a daily wellness ritual engineered to help people feel better, perform better, and live with intention.”


The collaboration combines Dr. Perricone’s world-class scientific credibility with Rocky Mountain NexBev’s proven expertise in beverage manufacturing, distribution, and retail execution, positioning the brand for rapid scale and long-term category leadership.

As consumer demand for functional hydration, clean ingredients, and science-backed wellness continues to surge, this launch represents a powerful moment at the intersection of innovation, health, and inspiration.

An initial pilot run of approximately $50,000 has been completed and large volume runs are prepared for the first quarter of 2026.

Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. (RMHB) is a diversified and dynamic Company committed to making a difference by raising the quality and expectations in the beverage sector for Company owned brands as well as key niche opportunities. Our DNA is rooted in innovation.

From the other board:

Saturating your body with molecular hydrogen sounds dangerous. Wouldn't it increase the risk of you catching fire or even spontaneously combusting?

Yes but RMHB has a proven track record for many many years now of being an excellent go to end-of-year stock to sale in order for losses to offset the huge gains being made on all the successful profit making stocks in the (emus’) portfolio. One can set their clock to accomplish the continuation of this objective for 2026.

and still way overpriced. Probably by 10x.

Ended the abysmal year at 0.002

Outstanding Shares up 12 million to 921,496,003

It's as though they accept the whole schmozzle is an indefensible rort and their only satisfaction is to vent their anger on those who dare to allude to the facts and the truth, especially poor old yukon pete :) In better times I remember Adi said he would take his big profit when the pps hits $1. Those were the days he used to rule the roost. He has a long wait ahead of him.

Genuine investors who see respectable posts being zapped and complete rubbish and falsehoods allowed to persist must wonder what sort of a coverup is going on. It certainly does RMHB no credit.

I kind of miss the days when Adi and BigO were active posters. I think they are just active deleters now. Now all the other board has are lost souls asking what the heck is going on at RMHB. In the old days someone would occasionally go by the office and tell us they saw someone. Not any more!

From the other board:

NexBev Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of RMHB and it doesn't represent some material advance. It's of no great consequence for the shareholders. Companies don't usually make a big deal of forming a wholly owned subsidiary.

What exactly the relationship is between NexBev and Seabright Distribution is more to the point. Some of the products Seabright is associated with have nothing to do with RMHB. Our intrepid management has not announced a distribution agreement with Seabright. Odd that a development of some significance was not announced.

The Perricone Hydrogen Water is currently being produced by a source other than RMHB. Some other companies are also dabbling in it - see Amazon. The forecast market size of $4.35 billion by 2030 is obviously just a huckster territory blue sky promotion.

(Hydrogen-powered humans would be a great fit with an AI world.)

From the other board:

NexBev Inc. is a wholly own subsidiary of RMHB and it isn't some new material advance. It is of no consequence for the shareholders. Companies don't usually make a fuss about forming a wholly owned subsidiary.

What exactly the relationship is between NexBev and Seabright Distribution is more to the point. Some of the products Seabright is associated with have nothing to do with RMHB.

The Dr. Perricone Hydrogen Water is currently being produced by a source other than RMHB. Some other companies are also dabbling in it on Amazon. (Hydrogen-powered humans would make a great fit with an AI world.)

The turkeys don't know to read the Company's filings and keep on posting erroneous stuff that contradict it. The corrupt stooge mods allow this rubbish to stand and block factual informative posts.

From the other board:

Loans made by Steve Baxter as per RMHB's own filings


12/14/2021 $50,000 (Convertible at $0.0075)
03/23/2022 $50,000
04/15/2022 $100,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
05/05/2022 $75,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
12/13/2022 $25,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
02/24/2023 $75,000 (Convertible at $0.005)
05/31/2023 $25,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
07/13/2023 $30,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
09/01/2023 $5,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
09/26/2023 $33,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
09/28/2023 $10,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
10/04/2023 $10,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
11/06/2023 $20,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
11/07/2023 $10,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
11/17/2023 $22,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
11/21/2023 $10,000 ^ ^ ^ ^
12/05/2023 $37,500 ^ ^ ^ ^
02/15/2024 $32,500 ^ ^ ^ ^
06/28/2024 $37,500 ^ ^ ^ ^
07/24/2024 $10,000 ^ ^ ^ ^

Sorry to say, these turkeys will be eating emus for Thanksgiving.

From the other board:

Remember this from the 2024 Annual Report?

"The two bottle lines are capable of producing $1.5 million to $2 million of revenue per month utilizing a single shift."

Sales MQ $178,449
Sales JQ $63,202
Sales SQ $147,715

From the other board:

More dilution flagged:

"Capital Raise Update

NEW: In 3rd quarter RMHB had $185,000 in new loans that will be converted to equity in the 4th quarter. The company also has commitments for $250,000 - $500,000 of equity investments during the next 90 days. RMHB has also established a bank line of credit as stated above."

From the other board re. the September Quarter results:

An operating profit of $83,987 for the Quarter is peanuts. And it was only that much because management billed next to nothing (just $6,257).

Operating profit for the nine months is a miserable $50,870. Great job turnaround team!

https://www.otcmarkets.com/file/company/financial-report/509354/content

From the other board:

An historic day, they finally did it, they hit trips with 500 at .0001

As a co-packer they could be successful in a modest way but they won 't be the Las Vegas jackpot some deluded shareholders fantasize about them becoming. The Rocket High range would help if they retailed it in the US although CBD in beverages isn't as wildly popular as all that. The energy drink market should be attractive. I guess the owners could take it private if they saw an exchange listing as being a waste of time and effort.

It could be that the new owners don't care about being a public company. They're a co-packer. Could they turn this into a private company? Could they bankrupt RMHB and restart as a private co?

From the other board:

A correct and helpful post has been removed while the erroneous and misleading one referred to is allowed to stand.

"No MUST about it. A Notification of Late Filing permits a 5 calendar days extension".

With such uninformed shareholders and questionable moderating, the CEO resigned and turnaround specialists still in in control after a year, and with the pps in the toilet, what chance does this struggling outfit have?

From the other board:

531,479 at 0.0014 This puppy is sick. Now talk of the Salvation Army.

From the other board:

Charles Smith is Chairman of the Board and he's not a go to nanny for comforting crying shareholders.

From the other board:

Here is a speculative news update for those needy stockholders who are requesting one and seeking reassurance that all is proceeding well on the road to riches:

"The canning plant is running normally and producing predominantly private label beverages. Our big hope CBD beverages have been a bit of a fizzer. Smart Bio-Hemp has not taken the wood protectant market by storm as had been predicted but is slowly making inroads. Eagle Spirit Spring Water has experienced legal setbacks and is discontinued.

The turnaround team is still working hard after the resignation of some key executives. We are hoping to raise more capital without the bloated Outstanding Shares being blown out further.

We are sorry the news isn't better. However, we believe some day soon this is going to be a World Class Company so keep your spirits up. That's all folks."

David Seeberger resigned as a Director and CEO at 30 June.

Adi's most recent post was 25 February. He is undoubtedly a RMHB employee but position/rank unknown. His very partisan moderating of the other board has been/is still much in evidence - deleting posts of substance that are not completely supportive of the company while allowing airhead crap posts (which are most of them) to remain.

I saw a post on the other board that Seeberger has left. We haven't heard from Adi in a long time. I guess he has left too. Coincidence?

Not for the first time some on the other board seem to think them having bought shares puts money into the company that pays for managements' salaries. One idiot is even making a dark threat about what could happen if they don't produce a steady stream of news releases telling important things like the canning plant is running. Hilarious.

From the other board:

Dhubis, some companies perform well and their share prices move ahead nicely. Other companies perform poorly and their stagnant share prices reflect it. You have invested in one of the latter kind, and as the saying goes you made your bed and must lie in it. Your plaintive cries for updates make no difference at all.

I hope this short lesson on investing helps you to understand things better.