Re the $3 million, there's no way to know for sure. But if that Prodromos fellow really owns 800,000 shares, he must have invested something.It's possible that he did it to ensure primary access to the product supply -- a kind of vertical integration with his medical tourism business. But that's a total guess. Whatever the source, my fear is they are urinating away those funds quickly, having committed to a fairly robust burn rate a couple years ago with not a lot of revenue to support it. This can't go on indefinitely. I do expect some news from them reasonably soon, although I don't necessarily expect it to be good for legacy shareholders..What I'd love to hear at this point is that they are being acquired for $300 million, so that we can all walk away with a 10X ROI and stop thinking about it.