Sona Nanotech Inc C.SONA

Fda and manufactuiring

[Awsm11]

This test will most likely get sped through the approval with the rate of what is going on in the states The other companies like MiR Their test is antibody and the word on antibody test is strcter Manufacturing is already moving, and getting things ready and prepared for the word go.... So they will be able to get ramped up to 1 , 10 and 20 million per month in no time This is happening.. and state governors are going to be offering premium dollars....bidding wars will be happening !!!

[gryphons]

I agree sona’s Product theoretically should receive quick health Canada and FDA approval.   Whether it does remains to be seen. Obviously. I would love to hear manufacturing has begun at all 3 plants.  I worry about material supply. 

[Awsm11]

Yes but they discussed that topic during the webinar They were working on it big time. I am sure they managed to source and are continuing to search for more. Lets not forget sona is not just going to be about just these tests Their technology is universal for many applications

[Cottrader]

once submitted I expect to receive FDA and HC approvals in less than a week...clinical trials are a formality as we have already done these and we also used live hum virus for the validation and verifications.

[willywonka]

HC approvals could come quite rapidly but FDA ? Don't forget that Americans are protectionists and there are lots of us companies working on tests.  I have always said, it's not what you know but who you know.

[Sandblaster1980]

Just watched the interview with jim megan and he did state that ge healthcare are suppose to help them through regulatory approval. Now I know this is from Jim's mouth so we might have to take it with a grain of salt but I'm wondering if ge healthcare or Cytiva or Danaher might be the people sona needs to know to get FDA approval.

[datawork]

it's a non issue, the US is despirate for any solution that will help get covid numbers down.  Sona's test will go a long way to help achieve that goal.

[BrandNewIdiot01]

Agreed. Auh... he kinda hates us here in the GWN.  I'm not counting on any purchasers from the neighbours until they are 'allowed'. 

[datawork]

Once word gets out that "other countries" are using this test. Social pressure will do the rest. Not to mention that that the FDA has medical experts that see the test for what is. Rather than where it came from.

[dart321]

I know for a fact word is already out.

[datawork]

I just finished wacthing Chris Cuommo's show. Though biased, the underlying subject of the whole show was the lack of quick, accurate testing. They also touched on the need for contact tracing.  The word may be out but the general public doesn't have a clue that the Sona test exists. Hopefully that will change in short order. Nothing like public pressure to crack the political

[hemi3tc]

US is full of it. There is a working Contact tracing progrsm available. Some states and counties even use it. , like Hawaii. But most others waited too long for the fancy bluetooth contact tracker that most won't use or can not use. A small Canadian company Health space , did its best to help, even offering their contract tracing program for free till end of Jul from Feb.

[Justforfun10]

Yep he basically said students and teachers need a very fast, accurate and POINT OF CARE test to re-open. Dr Gupta is in the field and the fact that he did not mention that there is such a test very close to FDA approval means very few people in the States are unaware. Just wait until it becomes known.

[gryphons]

I thought the applications for approvals was already submitted. 

[shoosh22]

The Field Testing Results, which were already contracted out and most likely complete, have to be attached to FINAL submission.  Sona has been in regular communication with FDA & HC all along. Remember Sandy Morrison and Fiona Marshall, the two American Scientific Advisors.. They both have experience working with regulators, and they would have guided Sona's Submission, as would

[burnout29]

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[gryphons]

Thanks for calrifying that Shoosh22.   Hard to be patient.  

[MikeyH]

MRI have not validated ANYTHING. Why is this fact so difficult for you all to understand? The NR contained limited data from a SONA in-house lab study using irradiated virus doped into negative sputum samples. MRI had nothing to do with this and validated nothing. The May NR stated MRI were conducting a clinical study, which was obviously either 1) not performed or 2) unsuccessful. This is STILL

[Hightide22]

Can you read the July NR and get back to us.

[Hightide22]

1st post eh? account opned today.  Go back to where you came from....  

[juniorjunior112]

MikeyH I guess you havent read any of the news releases. I had a good laugh at that post.

[MikeyH]

Laugh away - I'm asking questions and you should be too

[whatdoiknow123]

Don´t wish to be rude but you either can´t read or you are deliberatley trying to scaremonger ( although only someone very gullible would be taken in by you for more than a few minutes). The NR was very clear on first reporting the MRI validation which has been in action for some weeks and then goes on to give complementary information that SONA had ALSO carried out in in-house studies

[dart321]

You are going to see many of those kinds of posters going forward. They are either hired by shorts or someone looking for an angle to cheat people out of their stock. They never show up in plays that are not quality.

[Hightide22]

@dart321  Agreed.  That guy from yesterday Highrider69 who was going to short the $hit out of this never heard back from him. We just need to keep them straight so real new investrs don't get spooked.

[dart321]

The fact that MRIGlobal agreed with the inhouse findings is a very strong indicator the field tests will be no different. If they do come back the same then it's liftoff and that liftoff is a max of 17 calendar days. I would suspect we see it sooner.

[dart321]

You can take it to the bank this thing will be halted which could happen at any time It's already been two weeks, time is getting real short.

[MikeyH]

All I'm interested in is seeing decent quality testing - I truly hope SONA achieve this but I'm skeptical because of the complete lack of clinical data reported. July's NR reported in-house lab data. Realizing good in-field clinical sensitivity in LFAs of this sort is incredibly challenging - the May NR stated that MRIGlobal had been engaged "to provide analytical and clinical

[geeseman]

Hey Mikey, Thank you for the clarification and input. Based on your analysis and 20 years of field experience, I have liquidated my position in SONA with the hopes to by it much lower. Since there is no disclaimer on your email, I hope that you are correct in your statements or you may face litigation from investors acting on your "experitise" Thanks again.

[shoosh22]

LMFAO   Listen to this guy...no angle...right!  I know longs, don't engage the bashers etc, but buts the heck out of me to try and cast doubt.  96% Bud.. what you want the formula's..lol   What do you want them to do...print a Scientific Journal in a NR... Investors want to know the bottom line... A top Level 4 Lab tested it 96% speciaficity and sensitivity

[TheeRook]

 He is correct.  Sona was already told these are just  lab tests on Virus samples done by MRI. They can not be used for the FDA aplaication .   MRI and FDA told SONA they have to do field tests.    To present a get accurate   real world data.    This 96% from MRI  is an Apple to Oranges comparison to Qdels and BD  antigen 

[dart321]

you forgot to copy the next sentence, here I will help you. Tests to be completed by the end on July. I believe that is 17 calendar days away. Maybe come early. What do you think?

[jmthibs]

Exactly. How long do you think it takes to conduct 60 field tests at 15 minutes each, then validate the data and write a report? The tests were already validated in lab setttings, so I don't foresee the field results being much different. I think we get news early. 

[TheeRook]

The viral load for each test is also probably being perform.  So that is why it takes a month to do.  

[Cottrader]

you clearly haven't done your DD...I would start and maybe a science course, did you see the LOD on Sonas test vs Quidels? And Sona didn't use FDA approved tests? Wake up, move on, short it, don't buy it, we don't care, we know whwere this is going

[TheeRook]

 Sona used a FDA proved test.  Its just that the MRI tests is a Lab test vs Qdels BD were clinical field trial FDA approved tests.   So the results can not be directly compared. As for LOD  SONAs 210  LOD was   higher that Qdels  - 113  and BD   - 140. CRUNCHING THE NUMBERS The analytical sensitivity of BD and Quidel’s antigen

[NashDaSlash]

MikeyH you are brain dead and now on ignore. 

[Beerzerker]

Valid points... I wonder about the LOD with regard actual virus in sputum from a real infection as opposed to manufactured protein doped into sputum. It would be nice if they gave a better press release.

[MikeyH]

This is the critical clinical question which has not been answered, hence the delay to EUA. MRI were originally hired to do this work, but the outcome was not reported in July.

[Cottrader]

MRIGlobal, using live COVID-19 viral cultures Not manufactured protein genius...expect the similasr results for in field testing