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[igotthemojo]

i was thinking the same thing...it was interesting...the timing and all..but warwick does indeed have other materials and is probably always working on creating new combinations of stuff all the time...particularly with their turtle skin product...

unofficial quiet periods, internships, awards, and insinuations of knowing more than anyone else is all hogwash...

[TRUISM]

This is my opinion,based upon the extended due diligence that I have done.

Believe what you want....

While it is true that WM may be working on several projects at once,one of those just happens to be MS.

This very well could be what the VP of WM is referring to....

We'll see eventually.

Kblb is extremely early in their process,not nearly as far along to be this material.

This surely can't be your expert opinion,since:

KRAIG BIOCRAFT LABORATORIES’ PREPARES FOR FIRST MONSTER SILK™ TEXTILES

Kraig Biocraft Laboratories’ Prepares for First Monster Silk™ Textiles

LANSING, Mich., May 5, 2014– Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (OTCQB: KBLB) (“Kraig”), the leading developer of advanced spider silk based fibers, announced today that Warwick Mills, Inc. (“Warwick”), a leader in the engineering and development of advanced technical textiles and protective materials, is preparing to weave the first textiles with Kraig’s Monster Silk™ recombinant spider silk. This is part of Kraig’s collaborative development initiative of advanced spider silk based textiles.
Kraig previously shipped Monster Silk™ yarn to Warwick, which after studying the material, requested that it be processed to additional specifications. The material was shipped back to Kraig and then studied by a silk spinning expert who analyzed the fibers. The fibers were then processed according to the directions and specifications of the spinning expert. Recently, Kraig received the reprocessed Monster Silk™ and shipped the material to Warwick. Warwick is now testing and analyzing Kraig’s Monster Silk™ recombinant spider silk and determining the best ply and cord twisting for yarn optimization in preparation for creating sample textiles.

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VP Houston of WM's states:

“We’re six months into a developmental program for this and are very happy with both the lightness of the material and the frag protection.”

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