Next few months with fda approvals easily $20 plus, after human trials and the green light to use openly on the market. You’re talking $50 plus all day long.
Remember they switched from skin cancer which is the easiest to treat with radiogel, the Mayo Clinic suggested to switching the testing on lymph node cancers. Which is more difficult to treat and I think it’s in the middle of the list for difficulty to treat. So if this gets the green light, all the cancers that are easier to treat will more than likely be grouped under the lymph nodes.
What does that mean, that means at least 10-15 more cancers radiogel can add to the list and start immediately to treat besides the lymph nodes cancer.
Also as soon as the fda gives the green light to start human testing, guess what they now are eligible to be used in the right to try on any cancers. So while testing for lymph node cancers, they could easily be testing on much worse cancers as well. The best thing is, is that they are at a cancer hospital with endless cases.
Once approved it won’t take very long to get approved for the European markets. S
So in short break through device gets approved shortens human testing from years to months. Fda will probably fairly quickly approve for human testing if they approve the break through device designation. So realistically they could be human testing by spring. By October possible approval for market. Don’t forget about isopet, by summer next year they could have this procedures cost reduced dramatically to where it’s more affordable hopefully.
Is $600 a share possible, if all of this happens. Yes it is very possible. They have around 30 cancers listed that they believe they can use radiogel on. Each one is easily multiple billions of dollars a year for treatment.
