Therma Bright Inc V.THRM

University of Waterloo coming out

[Buoyohbuoy]

with basically the same test, it will probaly have gov't money backing it and contracts.

[moonball32]

Interesting, do you have any links to this news ?

[Buoyohbuoy]

was on news last night.

[BC1211]

The 2 tests are nothing alike, we're talking apples and oranges here.  Not to mention they say they hope to have a working prototype available in 6 months, and if proven successful to market in a years time. THRM is so far ahead, that this U of W test isn't even in their rear view mirror.

[Buoyohbuoy]

what do you mean nothing alike salive on a piece of paper that tells you in 20 minutes if you have the cove or not. Whats the difference. Yes the 6 months part is true.

[martindale]

Sorry not waiting 6 months to a year to get that one... especially when THRM should be up and selling in the summer... be almost as good as waiting for SONA to maybe get some test results in 4-10 weeks to see if what they have even works... we have most of our ducks in a row. I would not even contemplate anything else at this point with approval from FDA and HC likely so close... yesterday was 14

[Buoyohbuoy]

so far they are tied for sales.

[BC1211]

Maybe for the moment..... but I gaurentee ya U of W doesn't have 100,000 conditional orders worth 3M sitting on their shelf.

[BC1211]

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