Acology Inc. Announces Letter to Shareholders

CORONA, CA--(Marketwired - February 25, 2015) - Acology Inc. (OTCQB: ACOL) announced today the Company has issued a letter to it's shareholders. In the letter, Acology's CEO, Curtis Fairbrother, updates shareholders on inventory and sales status.

The company has been able to replenish inventory to normal levels and get caught up on the increase in demand of their signature product, The Medtainer. Inventory levels were recently depleted due to the increase in popularity.

The Company is also in the process of bringing all of it's printing in-house which will decrease turn-around time for custom orders.

CEO, Curtis Fairbrother said," We are having our best sales month since company inception, and bringing our printing in-house will not only makes us more efficient but it will also increase our bottom line. We are working hard on bringing additional products to market as well."

"Since we released our certified child-resistant bottle, the demand has increased each month, and those in the compliant packaging industries have received it well," Fairbrother stated.

Acology has launched into 2015 aggressively by executing plans to develop new market opportunities for its products. Sales of Acology products eclipsed 2014 expectations. Acology's 4^th and 5^th generation Medtainers are patented, FDA approved #5 polypropylene containers that are water-proof, smell-proof and child resistant. The Medtainers most impressive feature is a built-in grinder that grinds pills, herbal medications, coffee beans and teas into fine powder. The container's grinding teeth have been reinforced for greater wear and maximum results.

Acology Inc. is located in their new production facility at 1620 A Commerce Street, Corona, California, 92880. Acology trades on the OTCQB as ACOL. See their website, www.Acologyinc.com. Contact them at info@acologyinc.com or call (844) ACOLOGY.

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