Axim Biotechnologies Inc (AXIM)

[TexasMarvL]

Every one of these articles has links to other articles. This is another one from a year ago.


https://www.statnews.com/2023/04/12/parkinsons-biomarkers-michael-j-fox-foundation/

[TexasMarvL]

Tear Biomarkers in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases, and Multiple Sclerosis: Implications for Diagnosis (Systematic Review)

I just read the abstract summary of this study, but other diseases can be diagnosed through tear drops.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36077520/



Remember back to the video interview of CEO Mr Huemoeller by Benzinga? I think Mr Huemoeller mentioned Alzheimers.


https://finance.yahoo.com/news/video-axim-biotechnologies-ceo-presents-130000171.html

Company CEO John Huemoeller II Interviewed by Tony Noto on AXIM’s Diagnostic Research Programs in Dry Eye Disease and Parkinson’s SAN DIEGO, CA, March 27, 2024...

[TexasMarvL]

Six minute video embedded in this article from May 2022. Mark Lew MD discusses why tears can be used for testing for Parkinson Disease.

https://www.neurologylive.com/view/motivations-for-using-tears-confirm-parkinson-disease-diagnosis-mark-lew

Interesting video.

[TexasMarvL]

Another article from September 2023

https://www.fiercebiotech.com/medtech/axim-biotech-aims-diagnose-parkinsons-disease-single-teardrop

[TexasMarvL]

AXIM Press release from September 2023

From Yahoo

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/axim-biotechnologies-develops-first-non-130000370.html

SAN DIEGO,, September 12, 2023--AXIM Biotechnologies, Inc. (OTCQB: AXIM) ("AXIM Biotech," "AXIM" or "the Company"), an international healthcare diagnostic solu...


Same press release different source.

https://www.insideprecisionmedicine.com/topics/patient-care/tear-drop-test-is-first-rapid-point-of-care-diagnostic-for-parkinsons-disease/

[TexasMarvL]

Michael J Fox foundation reported one year ago in April 13, 2023 about the new biomarker.

The AXIM press release about the new TPOC test for Parkinson Disease was in September 2023 just 6 months after the initial discovery.

In my opinion the TPOC Tear-based Parkinson Disease Point-of-Care test is a really big deal. Hope we hear more news about this test soon.


https://www.michaeljfox.org/news/breaking-news-parkinsons-disease-biomarker-found

[TexasMarvL]

TPOC Parkinson Disease test. Tear-based Point-of-Care test. This article is a month old but great summary about the new test developed by AXIM scientists.

https://www.darkdaily.com/?p=46757


Not investment advice.

Hashtags related to our company and partners.

Merchandising partner:
#VerséaOphthalmics
#VerséaHealth
#TPOC Tear based Point-of-Care
#DryEye #Diagnostics #Quantitative
#Lactoferrin #TotalIgE
#TPOCTITAN #TPOCTITANS
#Biovance #Biovance3L

Manufacturing Partner:
#AuerPrecision ISO Certified
#ISO9001 #ISO13485

#AXIMBIOTECH
#AXIMEYE #DryEye
#Parkinsons #TPOC #Diagnostics
#Lactoferrin #510K
510(k) Number K934473
#TotalIgE #510K
510(k) Number. K991316

[sctt]

Blue Skys - Do you think AXIM’s 1st Quarter 2024 revenue will be substantially more than the couple of thousand they’ve brought in thus far with all of the offices they’ve signed up for TPOC? Thanks so much

[mc73]

Maybe people are starting to believe this company is a scam? I know I'm halfway there...but still watching and will jump in of I see a good reason.

[SunnyDaze19]

Ugh, what is happening to the stock today?

[TexasMarvL]

Official announcement of a new customer has been shared from the Verséa Ophthalmics LinkedIn page. The Pearle Vision is from Ohio.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vers%C3%A9a-ophthalmics_tpoctitans-tpoc-optometry-activity-7188507259646156801-odNR?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

According to the Verséa Ophthalmics April 3rd press release this Pearle Vision is one of 68 that signed an exclusive agreement with Verséa Ophthalmics for their #Biovance and #Biovance3L products.

https://www.versea.com/west-point-optical-group-llc-and-versea-ophthalmics-inc-announce-partnership-supply-agreement-for-biovanceand-biovance-3l-ocular/

[SunnyDaze19]

too bad have some still selling low.

[Squirrel Hunter]

Big volume yesterday. Something must be up. Or maybe a Doctor who really likes the tests?

[TexasMarvL]

Another detail I wanted to share from the 10K.


PAGE 14.
"On February 20, 2024, AXIM announced that Verséa™ Ophthalmics, LLC, placed an order for an additional 50 of IUL Lateral Flow Readers."

ONLY 50 READERS????

I realize $2000 per reader adds up quickly.
50 × $2000 = $100,000.

BUT

If AXIM and Verséa were anywhere close to CLIA Waiver approval, they would not order just 50 readers. If CLIA Waiver is anywhere close to approval there would be an order of 300 or 500 or 1000 readers.

Besides that, according to one post or video some customers are purchasing two readers so they can run both tests concurrently to save time.

Look at AXIM realistically.
This company has a lot of potential and hopefully just a few months down the road.

Keep watching.
Hang on to some dry powder.


About the only things to budge AXIM share price in the short-term is a potential merger or acquisition or a new merchandising agreement for the Parkinsons disease test. I do think AXIM has to consider a merchandising agreement for the Parkinsons disease test because they are bleeding too much cash right now.

[TexasMarvL]

New customer posted to the Verséa Ophthalmics LinkedIn account.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vers%C3%A9a-ophthalmics_welcome-to-dry-eye-center-of-west-virginia-activity-7186431660182097920-_b6D?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

[TexasMarvL]

QuickVue® Adenoviral Conjunctivitis Test by Quidel is also listed for sale on the Verséa Ophthalmics website.

Verséa Ophthalmics is building their business.
The AXIM tests are a focal point but not the only line of revenue.

Why has Verséa Ophthalmics been so quiet on LinkedIn recently?

I have to believe the TPOC Tear-based Parkinson Disease Point-of-Care test is a really big deal for Verséa to have exclusive merchandising rights to. In my opinion the marketing agreement for the Parkinson Disease test can bring upfront cash and also revenue $ per test sold.

My guess is the Parkinson Disease test would not be limited to eyecare locations.

[Blue Skys]

Thanks. I figured that the AS was in there somewhere. How could there be a derivative liability for insufficient shares with the new AS?

[mc73]

The copy/paste makes me nervous...zero progress. There is enough going on to where this isn't a scam company like MJNA. However, inability to produce results will yield the same result...crash of share price

[TexasMarvL]

Page F28 AS/OS

[TexasMarvL]

Auer Precision was mentioned exactly 1 time.

The Parkinson Disease test was mentioned exactly one time.


Page 30
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Revenues. $ 39,518
Net loss. $(8,059,682)



Page F4
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Common stock, $0.0001 par value, 1,000,000,000 shares authorized 245,929,403 and 192,441,917 shares issued and outstanding, respectively.


Page F28
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The Company has authorized 1,000,000,000 shares of common stock, with a par value of $0.0001 per share. As of December 31, 2023, and 2022, the Company had 245,929,403 and 192,441,917 shares of common stock issued and outstanding, respectively.



2023 Transactions:



The Company converted debt of $380,858 including accrued interest of $30,858 in exchange for 22,207,486 shares.



these shares were issued at $0.031 resulting in extinguishment of debt Beneficial conversion payment of interest ($688,432) and Debt modifications / conversions feature worth ($459,522).



Common stock issued under s-1 23,000,000 shares in exchange for cash $514,931.



Common Stock issued stock purchase agreement 7,280,000 in exchange for equipment valued at $72,800 and recorded a loss on issuance of $80,080.

[TexasMarvL]

BTW, the two DED tests are in Production. I seriously doubt the scientists are still making patentable improvements to the two tests in 2024 since they are already in Production.

(Sigh)

John
John
John

[TexasMarvL]

Just for grins I cut/pasted the CLIA forward looking statement paragraph from 2023 and 2024. At least John remembered to change the year.

Bottom line. Verséa will have to help with the CLIA Waiver or it will not get done.


AXIM Biotechnologies, Inc. - 10K - Annual Report - April 17, 2023


The FDA allows for a CLIA waiver, and we intend to pursue a waiver for both current tests and all future product offerings. Our scientists have been diligently making patentable improvements to the tests which will simplify use by the clinician and enhance likelihood the CLIA waiver approval. We plan to file for the waiver early in the second quarter of 2023 after conducting a fairly simple comparative clinical study. The objective will be to determine whether the AXIM Eye test system has equal or better simplicity than the other forms of diagnostic testing for DED, which we believe is the case. This study is a key component of the filing process with the FDA for a Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (CLIA) Certificate of Waiver. We believe that the acquisition of these FDA 510k cleared diagnostic products, a waiver and the distribution partnership we have with Versea will allow the business to grow at a rapid pace.


AXIM BIOTECHNOLOGIES, INC.

FORM 10-K

FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2023

TABLE OF CONTENTS


The FDA allows for a CLIA waivers, and we intend to pursue a waiver for both current tests and all future product offerings. Our scientists have been diligently making patentable improvements to the tests which will simplify use by the clinician and enhance likelihood of CLIA waiver approval. We plan to file for the waiver in the second quarter of 2024 after conducting a fairly simple comparative clinical study. The objective will be to determine whether the AXIM Eye test system has equal or better simplicity than the other forms of diagnostic testing for DED, which we believe is the case. This study is a key component of the filing process with the FDA for a Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (CLIA) Certificate of Waiver. We believe that the acquisition of these FDA 510(k) cleared diagnostic products, a waiver and the distribution partnership we have with Versea will allow the business to grow at a rapid pace.

[mc73]

This isnawesome to see!

[mc73]

This is a great point.

[Blue Skys]

There was still an insufficient shares derivative liability entry in the balance sheet. That must be a pretty extreme liability if a billion shares doesn't cover it. I didn't see the AS increase addressed. Did anyone see where that was addressed?

[SunnyDaze19]

FORM 10K "The FDA allows for a CLIA waivers, and we intend to pursue a waiver for both current tests and all future product offerings. Our scientists have been diligently making patentable improvements to the tests which will simplify use by the clinician and enhance likelihood of CLIA waiver approval. We plan to file for the waiver in the second quarter of 2024 after conducting a fairly simple comparative clinical study. The objective will be to determine whether the AXIM Eye test system has equal or better simplicity than the other forms of diagnostic testing for DED, which we believe is the case. This study is a key component of the filing process with the FDA for a Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (CLIA) Certificate of Waiver. We believe that the acquisition of these FDA 510(k) cleared diagnostic products, a waiver and the distribution partnership we have with Versea will allow the business to grow at a rapid pace."

[TexasMarvL]

I've had my comments about MJNA in the past. Is there a risk that MJNA and AXIM BOD and leadership take AXIM private right before sales really take off? Sure that could happen. Axim could also file for bankruptcy and reorganize.

My cost per share is at an acceptable level.

Bottom line for me is we are not even 4 months removed from the Auer Precision manufacturing agreement. Auer Precision is ISO-13485 certified. Verséa Ophthalmics is run by an eye doctor with a dual expertise in diagnostic testing. We have two FDA cleared 510K tests that are in the marketplace right now.

It makes no sense to sell right now.

[TexasMarvL]

Obviously a bug on the website. "Please sign in to see pricing" but if you click the cart icon, the price is visible. This is a bug on the website in my opinion. I'm sure you have to create an account to Purchase these tests. The Account setup process should verify and validate the CLIA compliance status of the account location ordering the product.


The website shows $1125 for IgE tests and Lactoferrin Tests. From the following LinkedIn post there is a picture of a box of 50 tests.

$1125 ÷ 50 = $22.5 per test.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kyledkluteod_optometry-optometry-optometrists-activity-7182089642018578432-SGx6?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android


Why would Verséa Ophthalmics stop posting updates to their LinkedIn page? I don't know but I hope it is not related to the FDA. These tests can only be used by CLIA compliant offices. By extension my guess is that only a CLIA compliant location will be able to order these tests. Unless there is another bug on the website that allows ordering product with a drop ship without an account setup.


Another reason we need CLIA waivers ASAP.

[mc73]

You might want to start thinking of taking your losses and moving on. If not now, when? Another year? 2 years? There has to be a point where you realize nothing will happen here. It might not be to that point yet, but it seems to be getting close imo. I'll watch this for another year and if it is more of the same, I won't even follow on here and iHub any longer.

Hopefully, in the next year, this company produces some results.

[TexasMarvL]

It could be a small company with one person wearing many hats. Maybe same person building the website is same person posting to LinkedIn.

Hopefully that same person is not Doctor Sambursky.

[mc73]

At the end of the day, even tho I don't own any shares, it is VERY concerning: the lack of communication.

I've said before - MJNA is a scam company. Hopefully, this ticker is legit but the longer this drags on...

[TexasMarvL]

If you click on the Shopping cart the cost per each item is visible. The website appears to not be finished yet and/or the website would probably work better if I was an approved customer.

[TexasMarvL]

LFR - Lateral Flow Reader $1950.

[TexasMarvL]

I just find it strange how the Verséa Ophthalmics LinkedIn page has gone mostly quiet the last 2 weeks after the page being so active prior to that. Even some recent customer activity has not been posted.

Prior to this two week stretch Verséa Ophthalmics was posting to their LinkedIn page every week.

Maybe someone is on vacation??

[Blue Skys]

It looks good. I'm glad that they went with a very healthy eye optic rather than a sick eye needing treatment. That will attract more eyeballs.

[mc73]

If SAFE banking is passed I'm loading the boat with CVSI. The best CBD brand imo but they need SAFE banking or regulations implemented for them to explode. Just a matter of time

[SunnyDaze19]

I've been watching in NPTX prior to the name change. I only owned a few shares with planes to build up. When they received a significant grant for research I had high hopes. I still believe with MJNA being a high stake holder we will see growth when safe banking and bills get moved along.

[SunnyDaze19]

First time I've seen this site. I'm thrilled to see mainly because AXIM is noted on the site. The main web page has a link for partnerships; I've been surprised that AXIM has never been noted.

[TexasMarvL]

Does Verséa Ophthalmics have a new website?
I have not noticed this website before. Has anyone else noticed this website before??

https://verseaeyecare.com/


Versea might need a website like this for a couple of reasons.

** Make Re-orders easier for their existing customers already setup as a CLIA compliant office.

** Make ordering easier once CLIA Waivers are submitted and approved. I did not think about an additional website for customers when listing the required steps prior to CLIA Waiver approvals. Just another sign that a plan is being followed.

[Blue Skys]

You seem to be the only person on Ihub following NPTX besides myself. What do you think is happening there? Its part of all of this being a subsidiary of MJNA who holds a big share of AXIM

[SunnyDaze19]

Could be an interesting week with 4/20 rapidly approaching. I'm not sure if anyone else noticed that Versea a couple months ago took their direct sells page down which sold CBD. Versea and AXIM working together on many fronts has me curious if Versea broke ties with CBD company to work with MJNA / Hemp Meds / Neuropathix in the future. A few comments have been made regarding a potential merger just something else to consider that could be happening behind the scenes. Or, they just got out of the CBD business :)

[mc73]

Agree, good point! If the business is moving in a positive direction, there sure isn't any evidence of it for shareholders. They could be building a massive pathway to revenues and profitability only to take the company out of the public domain

[TexasMarvL]

Yes it was.

I found this LinkedIn post from Sean Fetcho CEO of Verséa from just 3 days ago.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7183572173842710530-dLJy?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

"Nationwide remote positions available now."

This seems to cast doubt on my speculations that Verséa is needing investment capital.

The Verséa Ophthalmics page just seems to quiet the last 2 weeks.

[Dean14]

Nice Close Friday.

[TexasMarvL]

I guess the worst-case scenario is Verséa Ophthalmics is insolvent and Verséa Health needs to cut that division.

Without CLIA waiver approvals Verséa Ophthalmics and AXIM are both burning a lot of cash. Adding just one paying customer a week seems like it will take too long to be cash-flow positive.

In that case maybe Mr Huemoeller does change gears and try to market the TPOC Tear-based Point-of-Care Parkinson Disease test.

I guess anything is possible at this point.

I guess we will know soon enough.

Good luck to all.
Not investment advice.

[TexasMarvL]

Good point.

[Blue Skys]

The company is essentially being taken private as the notes are slowly converted. Feels like time for the insiders to make another big grab and tell the world that they are saints for funding the enterprise.

[TexasMarvL]

Just a guess but I bet Verséa Health's covid19 test business is shrinking to nothing.

Verséa Ophthalmics is still not generating enough cash-flow. I just think AXIM and Verséa Ophthalmics need an infusion of investment for the next stage of growth.

Maybe the new AS/OS is delayed because of a pending merger??

I don't know.

When there is no news to report I guess I tend to fill the void with opinions.

[TexasMarvL]

How is a public company taken private?

What would our shares be worth if AXIM management agreed to a merger to take AXIM private?

I don't know.
I'm asking the questions.

This would probably not be a good thing for retail investors. I guess it could happen if our management wanted it to happen.

[TexasMarvL]

It seems like I have noticed a slight change on LinkedIn. Everyone associated with the Ophthalmics division seems to have updated their profiles to "Verséa Health" instead of "Verséa Ophthalmics".

Could be nothing.
Maybe just streamlined messaging for advertising purposes.

Just a curious little change. Plus the Verséa Ophthalmics LinkedIn page has been unusually quiet.

I'm okay to be wrong.