Therma Bright Inc V.THRM

Any thoughts on what

[Boudi1959]

Mariner on yahoo board posted below? Could be it, who knows? But it makes sense to me that what the FDA asked Therma for more things?

The clinical trial listed on HC site, approved Sept. 16 2021, might be part of the ongoing FDA review?
I imagine that, if the rapid saliva test is going to be used in schools, then part of the tested subjects should be children?  
Or FDA is trying to stall
This clinical trial (May 2021) was never started, so now is a good time. They know exactly what FDA is looking for and what/who they need to test for additional approvals.
McMasters, hurry up. 
Your thoughts?

[nrv090909]

Rob Fia mentioned he has submitted everything that FDA requires (response to first application provided). I don't know what this means,,, 

[Kaiser]

Very unlikely.  HC hasn't even began the recruiting stage of this study and I don't see fda communicating with hc. HC would be nice but it is a peanut compared to the fda and the potential for earnings.  Don't take this as a bashing post so I can get "cheap shares" like you think it's just critical thinking.  Why has HC waited this long to even

[hk1966]

They need to relocate to tru dohs riding and donate to his campaign....works every time...just ask SNC. 

[Dude51]

I have to disagree, there is huge demand for testing and this could be a game changer. Kaiser you sound like your going negative dude.   Here is what I was going to post Just watched an interview with Dr Sanja Gupta on CNN. Dr Gupta was interviewing a 3rd grader asking about getting tested lots, trying to explain or understand the kid and what was the issue of the day was concerning testing