Lexagene Holdings Inc LXXGQ

RE: What a shame LEX isn't a POC Company

[letsdoit]

Sarah Jane Marsh apologises for the backlog of Covid test results from labs in the UK, it's a pity that LXG isn't going to be a point of care Company in the human diagnostics field and is just another run of the mill testing service.......

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8709469/NHS-testing-boss-issues-heartfelt-apology-people-unable-Covid-tests.html

[ShakeNBake20]

Can you please explain why Lexagene will not be able to be used point of care? 

[letsdoit]

No, do your own research

[ShakeNBake20]

I have done my research and happen to disagree with you. I believe they can be used at point of care. Which is why I would like to know why you think they will not be. 

[letsdoit]

you are entitled to disagree with me, it's a free world, however, you're wrong

[007dave]

Actually letsdoit you're wrong so wrong. Go to their website and watch the video and read for yourself. Lexagene calls it point of need but it's the same as point of care. So currently they don't have FDA so at this moment they cannot classify it as point of care. Once they get FDA authorization then officially becomes point of care.

[ShakeNBake20]

Ok if I'm wrong can you please tell me why I'm wrong? If you stand by that argument that they are not point of care then please explain why they will not be? Part of debating is explaining the opposing view. Not sure what is so hard about doing that if that is your stance on this topic. 

[letsdoit]

look I've got 2 Businesses to run, I'm way too busy to have a debate with you, I think I'm right and you think you are right, time will tell after they have launched, or, if they launch I should say