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Saturday, 01/31/2026 1:21:22 PM

Saturday, January 31, 2026 1:21:22 PM

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There is only one gel. And the original patent from 1998 expired for its lifetime in 2018.

'Weak patents' is a very real term in business.

Any other person, company, and/or institution can use or recreate the original formula and tweak it. But why would they? The science is junk.

That's why you see 'background of the invention' in the patent document. RadioGel was not the first. And it certainly is not the last.

OTC "science" companies love "patents." It's how they string "shareholders" along.
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