Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

RE: RE: Clinical Trial

[FredZarfloon]

Actually if you click on the exclamation mark next to "PRIMARY COMPLETION (Estimated)" it says "The "estimated" primary completion date is the date that the researchers think will be the primary completion date for the study" so I'll go with that definition. .

[Rumpl3StiltSkin]

As an investor I'm more concerned about when TLT will have real money coming into the till, $$ leverage to go into negotiations with, etc. According to the last corporate presentation, that was discussed here last week, from mid May. There was a timeline that discussed premarket approval(AA I assume),  BTD etc. That Premarket approval timeline had a very large period from 3rd qtr of this

[Yajne]

"That Premarket approval timeline had a very large period from 3rd qtr of this year to the end of 2025." Rump, I interpreted that large period to be the timeline for 'operating' under the premarket approval, not that AA could be granted anytime within that timeline. I'm optimistically assuming that AA is projected to occur during 2023 and then they would operate under

[Rumpl3StiltSkin]

Hey Yaj, I'd love AA to happen this year.  :-)

[Eoganacht]

If we got AA we could start charging for treatments. But would we? In the interests of getting the trial completed as soon as possible, might not Theralase use our FDA early approval as a way of attracting patients? In one of his recent interviews Roger talked about the difficulty of attracting NMIBC patients with CIS away from the bigger, more high profile clinical trials. The fact that the FDA

[BlueFranky]

Like your thinking Eog..    What we miss on the swing, we would more than make up for on the merry-go-round by attracting eyes and ears on all fronts,  hastening the trial completion.. improving our numbers exponentially along the way.. ...with several jockeys increasingly focused on this "one and done" dark horse ;-)

[Rumpl3StiltSkin]

Well, that is a good point. We only have another ~40 or so to treat for the trial, maybe pay for those, or would insurance cover? But anyone else that wanted 1433 for NMIBC or something off label like melanoma, could pay or get thier insurance company to..?? IMO. I think they sigaled it would be expensive.