pokestake there is no reason to believe they fail to have products for sale. What remains in doubt is who would they sell them to, at what price and how would they produce them if they were actually to make a sale. Having a product ready for sale is a point of begining, they have never identified any of the other necessities for delivery. And we should all know that you don't often get paid until delivery.
So the leap of faith is not in a product or in the amount of money owed in judgements, we know those issues, other than how much the SEC is going to take. The real pie in the sky is how does one sell these "products for sale", at what margin, and at what volume. To use the excuse that this is an R&D company begs the question how is a profit made from the effort? In other words "What the hell is the business plan"?