Replies to post #42889 on Cdex, Inc. (fka CDEX)

[Amanita]

cdex has no successful products

Gosh you know I'm not sure if the talk about the g4 effecting the cdex stock is appropriate. Perhaps we should just to stick discussing the facts around the cdex company being a SCAM that has cost investors millions. I really hate to read anything that may be just off, when there are so many topical and timely ideas like who is pumping the stock price to keep it out of the sub penny area. Investors need to know that cdex inc has ZERO successful products for sale. Product sales are how you increase interest in what otherwise is just a share selling scheme.

[capnmike]

Read up on the procedures hospitals use for narcotic returns.
Regardless, from discussions with PharmDs, RPHs, and pharmacy technicians years ago, there are multiple desirable capabilities from any device that can authenticate an injectable drug quickly and inexpensively.
Most of the time, if some liquid substance in a container MUST be authenticated, it requires an order to the in-house lab or third-party lab. Slow and expensive gas cro and mass spec machines, even with Stat orders, are cumbersome at best.

Back to your specific question. Read up on the procedures hospitals use for narcotic returns. If a 40mg injectable is checked out of the pharmacy or controlled storage, and 20mg is administered per doctor's order, the remaining 20mg is typically wasted. It should be verified, and wasted. It someone intent on diverting transfers the remaining 20mg to a personal container (or their arm), then transfers 20mg of tap water back into the original container, it is easy to have someone observe the "wasting" of that 20mg of tap water and have the one diverting state "wasting 20mg of <narcotic name here>."
Find out where and how they actually "waste." I've watched in done in multiple hospitals as a hospital systems analyst/developer.