RE:Its not Oroco taking forever its the labNo doubt that's been the anecdotal case - nice to see a direct comment from a junior on the subject. Thanks for the article.
It's still curious, though, why Oroco would continue to use qualifiers like "very near future," rather than "we don't know" or "the labs won't commit to dates right now." I suppose the labs could have promised them timeframes and then didn't meet them. I don't know how this works, but I imagine when a company gets assays back from a lab, they have to review and see if results coincide with their own analysis. If not, there may be a back and forth regarding any signifiacant variance. To that end, I've heard these called "quality control" issues. Not suggesting that is the case here, but there could be many things happening that are just not public.
In any case, I did reach out to a Canadian lab to inquire about timeframes and they did not deign to reply :)