Lexagene Holdings Inc LXXGQ

WCVB Boston tonight COVID-19 Story

[EduardoSanchez]

Tune in tonight to WCVB Boston to see #LexaGene featured as part of their news reporting on #COVID19 #coronavirus

[greenlant59]

To market in August. BEVERLY, Mass. — A Massachusetts company is looking to bring testing for COVID-19, the coronavirus, out of laboratories and into places such as hospitals and airports. Dr. Jack Regan, the chief executive officer of Beverly-based LexaGene, said state laboratory results for COVID-19 -- which state health officials said could be turned around in 24 hours -- take

[007dave]

He said his company is developing a testing instrument, the LX2, that could yield results on a COVID-19 sample much more quickly than a government laboratory. That was a good news piece on LXG. I Dr Regan is a very bright man but could be more of a salesman. " Is developing" I thought they HAVE developed a testing instrument and "could yield results" am I wrong or have they

[EduardoSanchez]

I think he is just being cautious as they are still finalizing the commercial version of the LX Analyzer. Some more info from the WCVB story is the anticipated cost for the LX2 in the 20k range. This is down from the original estimates of 40-50k  The lower cost significantly lowers the pay off period for customers and should help accelerate adoption. 

[007dave]

I understand being cautious. But just state facts. Yes we have a commercially available machine that is capable of a test for Coronavirus. The LX has proven what it can do. And whether a few minor tweaks are being finalized the machine is essentially ready to be manufactured and available by summer.

[ragb7002]

YOU THINK SO?

[ragb7002]

NR HAS DONE NOTHING FOR THE "SP" As you said Dr.Reagan any thing but a salesman or business man. Stock has languished for years. No interest!!

[007dave]

Like i said he is a brilliant scientist. His job is not to be a salesman or deal with the business side. His job is to be the technical talking head. Speak to all the other smart people in government agencies, at conferences, talk on all technical aspects and future potential of the LX2. The business side falls on the president Daryl Rebeck. He was brought in because of his years of experience in