Sunday, August 01, 2010 3:16:04 PM
Didn't Dean say he sold the DViS to a vetenarian hospital and was allowed to do this because it did not violate the FDA regulations? How much did it go for and was it the exact DViS that is to be used for humans?
Dean has stated that he is allowed to sell this machine over seas. If each unit sells for over $500K, and considering the maintenance contract, why isn't Dean pursuing this option? The company needs money. Do you think this would piss off of the FDA? Do you think Dean just doesn't have any distribution or marketing channels that he could afford at the moment? Why not sell a few machines and bring in $1-2M to keep the lights on?
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