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Re: Smooth post# 79402

Friday, 01/31/2014 9:18:50 AM

Friday, January 31, 2014 9:18:50 AM

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The 3 species will be tested simultaneously, not sequentially.

THe thing to focus on is this: NNVC has known all along what the toxicology requirements are even though not all of us have. They'll have included the knowledge in their calculations and projections. So there is no reason to expect that to change because we suddenly became aware of something they will have know of all along.

If the company is willing to risk wasted a little money (in the very unlikely event that tox tests in one species turn up a problem that would have prevented doing the tests in the others) I see no reason at all why the testing could not be done simultaneously in all three species. I strongly suspect that they are planning on doing exactly that. THe FDA is only concerned with protecting humans, not lab animals.

I know of no reason why they would have to be done sequentially. What the FDA wants out of it is the data and the data will be exactly the same whether the tests are done simultaneously or sequentially.
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