Sona Nanotech Inc C.SONA

The truth about discordant NML results

[oxinos]

They used heat treated viral samples. The link I post will shed light on this. Please read also the comments by some on this revelation. Especially read the comments by The-Modern-Age.

https://twitter.com/Mod3rnAge/status/1333435939507539969?s=20

It's unbelievable that Canada's National Microbiology Lab heat treated the specimens and then expected Sona's lateral flow test to detect dead or mostly dead virus in the Specimens.

[TheeRook]

It standard testing procedure to dtermione the LOD,  that is used by the FDA also. Just face it with all these better Antigen tests being apporved by the FDA , it is no wonder they are not wasting time on the SONA Test  with 84/90 % Analytical Sensitivity: Limit of Detection (LoD) The LoD for direct swab was established using heat-inactivated SARS-CoV-2 isolate USAWA1/2020 (NR-52286)

[igold8]

What does this mean can you summarize please I'm not technical thanks

[TheeRook]

 It means SONA is posting BS for their reason to pull out of the HC applaication. SONA is not telling the whole story on why   the virus is heat treated or in the Case of the example from the FDA  EUA for AccessBIo  they call it   using heat-inactivated SARS-CoV-2 isolate. Obviously the heat is going to inactivate the Virus.  Is only part of the story on

[Pandora]

"with all these better Antigen tests being apporved by the FDA" Seems to me that was a very short list of "all these better" the last time I saw the FDA approvals on Antigen.

[TheeRook]

 Seven AG tests now approved and more in queue.  Not a lot of excess production capacity, so takes time to build up new production.   BinaxNOW, Abbott 50 million tests per month beginning in October.  Quidel, which was manufacturing 2.1 million tests a week in early October, aims to ramp up production to nearly 6 million tests a week by mid-2021 BD is leveraging