NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

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GUARANTEED SCALABILITY

Embedded in the April 27, 2015 PR/discussion of the dramatic effectiveness of the Anti-Herpes treatment, you were able to read other news:

"The pace of development of our broad drug pipeline is now accelerating due to the strong financing we have been able to raise concomitant with our up-listing to the NYSE-MKT exchange," said Anil R. Diwan, PhD, President.

In another news, the Company reports that the process of commissioning of its new facility in Shelton is on course. Our Bio-Analysis Group has already moved operations to the new facility. Large Scale Chemistry Group is completing the necessary modifications to the facility to enable large scale production processes. Various laboratory instruments are being installed by vendors under warranty programs for installation qualification and operational qualification.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/nanoviricides-files-quarterly-report-for-period-ending-2015-03-31-300084664.html

The pace of development is accelerating. Are they done with the 500g batch? or (5) 100g batches? or (2) 200g batches plus (1) 100g batch for a total of 500g? By April 27, 2015 the Bio-Analysis group had already moved from the old lab to the new multi-kilogram Pilot Plant in Shelton, CT. Large Scale Chemistry Group is completing the necessary modifications to the facility to enable large scale production processes. Various laboratory instruments are being installed by vendors under warranty programs for installation qualification.

From one of the companies in the business sector for guaranteed scalability of nanomedicines...

"...We expect customers to push our equipment to its limits, with consistent and high quality product output. With such high pressures and shear, however, certain parts wear. With Preventive Maintenance, engineers arrive at your facility to identity and resolve potential performance issues before they arise – thus avoiding costly downtime and ensuring the processor operates at peak.

The following services are performed during an annual check-up visit:

-Disassemble the processor down to its “nuts and bolts”
-Evaluate every internal component (seals, gaskets, bearings, etc.)
-Clean and re-lubricate appropriate parts
-Diagnose worn items and replace covered parts as necessary
-Train your staff on diagnosis, maintenance and repair techniques
-Reassemble and test run the processor
-Provide a thorough written report on findings and analysis
-Ascertain customer satisfaction post-service
..." ~ Microfluidics Corp.

In my view, we are getting close to another PR. Successful commissioning of the multi-kilogram Pilot Plant at Shelton, successful 1kg scale-up and shipment to BASi for toxicology study, third and final phase. And of course we know what the result of that final Phase III will be, don't we? Another resounding success!