Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

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Useless partner to date.

I certainly don't think it is as cut and dry as spending money on a show. Where Kings was extremely useful is while doing product development, they discovered issues with combining threads with cotton, early enough to bring Jeff Dorton in to make it happen. We are much further along on that development, so much so that we know that the fabric KG gets will work and you will be able to cut it without fibers pulling out or getting damaged. I don't know any specifics, but there was a big problem, and its fixed before production. It was a positive outcome to the previous production failures. All these unknowns you have with new tech, and for all I know there could be more when combining it with other fibers. Because of Kings, we are ahead of the game, at least in apparel where they prefer fiber combinations.

Outside of apparel, they should be good to go, but much product testing will be required. So as you know, that's why getting the samples out is important. So the medical entity tested it. Military? Who knows. But this new product is still going to end up in many products and not necessarily just the sustainable environmentally friendly products.

I really have no idea how much KBLB has learned because Kings spent(I'm guessing) no small amount of money trying to make it work early on, but we got results that will enable all that follow to adapt.