Like all of the other half-cocked, failed products from CDEx, it appears that there will be no independent testing of the elusive iG4.
And why would they want to? If the iG4 is like all the other CDEx products they wouldn't want an independent lab to confirm that the device doesn't work as advertised.
That would be bad for PP sales, after all, isn't that what the CDEx SCAM is all about.
Will the iG4 measure drug concentration directly from the bag, vial,syringe... etc like they've been advertising for 4 years??
Not a snowballs chance in Tucson, Arizona in the summertime! Not without a cuvette it won't.
