You didn't have to do that Kid, I am just glad you appreciated the post and my perspective of events. I am humbled and thank you and others for the kind words.
BIEL will do us all well, not just financially which is good, but in finally providing a breakthrough for the terrible epidemic situation our misinformed dependency on Rx and OTC pain drugs is causing. Hopefully, physicians, the media, and others in positions of influence will see the societal advantages we do and get behind BIEL's disruptive technology solutions as the FDA has. FDA did tremendous work in completely reversing its thinking and approach templates to learn and grant clearance to the BIEL device ActiPatch. It will be fascinating to see the reaction of our society to 'drug-free, side-effect free, continual, safe, pain management'. It's a lot and our country is not just addicted in millions of cases to pain drugs, we are addicted,as a nation, to the habit of opening a bottle, taking a pill, tablet, capsule, tablet, all the forms of pain pills marketed and hyped at us, drinking water and voila, 15 minutes later, relief for 4, 8, hours, or 'all night' or 'one a day', fast release, slow release and on and on.
One thing I haven't seen stated anywhere, that just came to mind; it would seem possible/viable that ActiPatch will work, not just for a month or two on a specific indication or body site, but for years! Another possible breakthrough, because, no matter how safe a pain drug is, even the less dangerous OTC products, there are always side-effect warnings and frequent warnings about prolonged and long-term use, you know, if this or that happens, contact your physician, and avoid prolonged use. Has anyone seen or heard of any long-term concern with ActiPatch? I haven't. Thanks again big kid.
p. s. I went back to your 2015 post, you were right on the money as FDA was reversing its thinking. Well done!
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