That's good news, but with the current import ban of goods from Russia. There is a good chance we will not see them. The next thing is I find interesting is the price gouging that is accruing here. The Russian Ruble has been very weak against the dollar and the Euro, yet prices still not have reflected current exchange rates. Until people wake up to the fact that they are being taken advantage by the Russian based company. If it cost them 150.00 rubles to produce ($2.74)and they sell them at $500.00 Ea (27,411.00 rubles) that's a pretty good profit. Even if production cost and shipping is 1000.00 rubles, that's still a 26,411 profit per item. So do the math. with current exchange rates they are way over priced.
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