Therma Bright Inc V.THRM

FYI regarding various antigen tests

[thrmadmin]

The following link shows 34 FDA-EUA COVID-19 Antigen Tests approved. Technically it only 20 companies, each with their own single test (20 tests). Some of these 20 tests have multiple use-case purposes, making take them to 34 distinct uses for the 20 different tests. More important, all (100%) of these COVID-19 Antigen Tests require nasal swab testing. FDA-EUA Antigen Test Website: https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19-emergency-use-authorizations-medical-devices/in-vitro-diagnostics-euas-antigen-diagnostic-tests-sars-cov-2

[Buoyohbuoy]

your point being ? They are approved acuvid isn't .

[boubouna]

Thank you for the update but am I just not getting it?  All nasal swabs approved but we have the cream of the crop product and not approved?  Please help me understand...thank you.

[Buoyohbuoy]

that post tells me they are not approving spit tests just swabs

[Buoyohbuoy]

I am not sure what this posters purpose is are they bashing thrm ? Hmmm

[nrv090909]

Maybe if we did a nasal test, we would have been approved now.... oh well reach for the stars and go big right. 

[Terrbear66]

Simple answer, were Canadian.

[hk1966]

THERMA Admin-- perhaps you could enlighten us shareholders as to whether there has or have been successive communications with the FDA since the July 22 press release and where things stand at the moment? can we anticipate a communication from the company in the near future on FDA status? Thank you very much

[nrv090909]

is it me or did you username change? Is this really the original Therma Admin?

[Kaiser]

It's the same username check the history posts you clown. Man you're a useless idiot.   

[stockmonster6]

Thanks thrmadmin - all the more reason why AcuVid is required ASAP. Much easier test to implement and I understand will be less costly. More and more places requiring testing.