NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

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Visit to Shelton Facility:

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My dogs visited the NNVC Shelton facility. We saw Diwan's fleet of approximately 20 luxury cars in the parking lot. Dr. Randall Barton welcomed us. Dr. Diwan spent a few minutes with us before he had to leave to participate in an all-hands seminar. He lectured about what nanoviricides can do and the millions he raised. He insulted and joked about Seymour. Before leaving he asked Dr. Jay Tatake the second "genius" scientist in the operation to take a break from playing video games, and to give us a tour of the facility. We spent the next 45 minutes touring the entire 80,000 square foot laboratory/manufactory which Diwan hopes to acquire when NNVC goes BK.

Dr. Tatake was very thorough in explaining all the various stages of development and research. He has built an impressive knowledge of giving tours. The design and layout of the labs, work spaces and offices is impressive. I was especially impressed at the measures in place to ensure sterile conditions and pure product outcome. I have a new appreciation for the complexity they face in developing this new medical technology so I appreciate the fact that computers are everywhere directed at Google search. I left with the impression that it is not "if" but "when" BK will happen which will be before scale up completes and the product for large animal tests is shipped to BASi.

I was also impressed to see that every work space was lined with calendars delineating the tasks necessary to complete the occupant's work. i.e Coffee 9AM, 9:30AM Diwan ALL Hands Seminar, .....The new interns are being rapidly immersed in the development process.

Dr. Tatake was as excited and anxious as all of us to see Diwans years of labor come to fruition as he sails into the sunset with the millions lost by NNVC believers. I believe that in the next 18 months we will see Rawnocs faith in the science and the company vindicated.

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My wife and I visited the NNVC Shelton facility on August 19 while returning from vacation. We saw approximately 20 cars in the parking lot. Dr. Randall Barton welcomed us. Dr. Diwan spent a few minutes with us before he had to leave to participate in an all-hands seminar. Before leaving he asked Dr. Jay Tatake to give us a tour of the facility. We spent the next 45 minutes touring the entire 80,000 square foot laboratory/manufactory.

Dr. Tatake was very thorough in explaining all the various stages of development and research. The design and layout of the labs, work spaces and offices is impressive. I was especially impressed at the measures in place to ensure sterile conditions and pure product outcome. I have a new appreciation for the complexity they face in developing this new medical technology. I left with the impression that it is not "if" but "when" scale up completes and the product for large animal tests is shipped to BASi.

I was also impressed to see that every work space was lined with calendars delineating the tasks necessary to complete the occupant's work. The new employees are being rapidly immersed in the development process.

Dr. Tatake was as excited and anxious as all of us to see their years of labor come to fruition. I believe that in the next 18 months we will see our faith in the science and the company vindicated.