Vystar Corp (VYST)

[Orion1972]

If you like the gloves, look at this...


VYST injection molding confirmed. plastic cap atop biodegradable. under that cap is a rubber plug.. vyst makes that plug biodegradable, and protects the medication inside better then normal rubber..

Hundreds of millions are used daily. the are mostly single use and a few multi-use but that is really rare.. oh and....

I got you, let just say exam gloves, oh they are testing in real world by the way.

1) vyst already has FDA clearance..
2) they have a manufacturer.

I worked in critical care for 20 years.. 60 bed unit. we went thru 240 boxes of gloves in a 24hr period

https://www.amazon.com/Medline-SensiCare-Nitrile-Disposable-Powder-Free/dp/B002NHC650/ref=sr_1_42?crid=1Y2D1JBLPZZ0Q&keywords=nitrile%2Bgloves&qid=1556486651&s=gateway&sprefix=nit%2Caps%2C196&sr=8-42&th=1

these are the exact same gloves we used for years.. $14.99 each. granted they are cheaper in bulk.. lets say $10 a box.

https://www.aha.org/statistics/fast-facts-us-hospitals

there are 931,203 staffed beds in the US not all are critical care beds. some units use more gloves and some use less.. so lets cut the box use per day in half 120

so 120 boxes of gloves per day divided by 60 beds = 2 average boxes per day per bed in the us alone.

931,203 beds in the US x 2 boxes = 1,862,406 per day @ $10 per box = 18,624,060 per day
thats $6,779,157,840 per leap year and lets say they get just 2% of the market.. thats $135,583,156.8 per year.

I know for a fact latex gloves are far superior to nitril I have used both as wall as vinyl gloves. the change from latex came from allgeries( now no longer an issue with vytex) but at much resistance from the staff that hate the newer nitril and vinyl gloves. and this is just the patient care side in the US.. and for this argument JUST GLOVES!