InvestorsHub Logo

JPS02

05/28/17 9:13 PM

#62867 RE: stervc #62806

IMPAACT™ Generator technology: Thanks stervc for the amazing post which contains timely insight and FDA information that helps shareholders understand why the IMPAACT™ Generator technology from Eltron Research ("Eltron") is important. Great post as always. I was wondering about this question this morning and your post helps those of us with less experience in growing to understand the implication of this technology. Just in time!

From your informative and precise post, I found the paragraph and line presented below informative as a good concise summary to help shareholders understand the implications. I broke the paragraph down a bit (#s 1-6) and added my thoughts , I hope you don't mind:

1. The IMPAACT™ Generator will also be very different because it has been registered and approved by the FDA and EPA to deliver their Peracetic Acid (PAA)

- I think partnering with an entity such as Eltron Research that has FDA and EPA approved technology will give BLDV credibility when they market the technology clients in Israel. Also, this credibility will add value to their joint operations and possibly help BLDV gain knowledge of the regulatory process for future initiatives.

2. FDA and EPA approval which helped to set the stage for them being approved by Colorado and more to allow their application to be applied directly to the marijuana plants.

- I think the approval by Colorado to allow application to marijuana plants is key to for BLDV to be able to:

i) Apply the technology to their cultivation efforts (i.e. AMS)
ii) Demonstrate success of application in a cultivation environment
iii) Market technologies to Israel and the world where BLDV is selling great technologies and not just buying technologies. I think this is key to give BLDV clout and bargaining power with its international counterparts.
iv) Cross sell with its Cannabis Clean technologies.

3. This is just one of the reasons why Canada and Israel involvement is being generated with BLDV.

- I think this is a key part of the partnership that you highlighted because of the reasons presented in 2.iii above and the fact that Eltron will need BLDV to help export its technology; thus a mutually beneficial relationship for BLDV and Eltron.

4. This makes the mold, mildew, viruses, etc. to be eliminated because of this antimicrobial treatment

- I did a search and apparently mold and mildew are common and contagious disease problems in growing cannabis that can ruin crop yields, here are a couple of YouTube clips that I found only to help understand the problem:

5 Steps to Prevent Powdery Mildew and Mold on Cannabis Flowers



Why Do I Have Powder Mold? Get Rid of Powder Mold | Getting Rid White Mold Cure Botrytis PM Garden



5. Enhances the marijuana being cultivated because it eliminates the huge reduction and destruction of marijuana crops within the Marijuana industry.

- I think this will be a key promotional strategy component that BLDV will use to sell the technology and demonstrate with its own cultivation efforts once established in the future.

6. This technology/product is going to saves dollars while enhancing Revenues thus enhancing Earnings for many marijuana/cannabis companies.

- I think this technology will build/embolden BLDV's position in the industry as a relatively new participant in the industry to be marketing a technology that saves money, enhances revenues/earnings and complements their suite of products and services.

7. “We have spent over a decade on the research and development of this water technology and now that we have secured these two requirements with the FDA and EPA, we are aggressively entering the market,” said Eltron Water Systems President Paul Grimmer

- I do not think BLDV could ask for better timing to form this partnership and come in to profit from the technology entering the market, its marketing and earnings potential after it took so long to develop.

Source - stervc's post: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=131728225

Go BLDV!

Rhinegold

05/29/17 3:35 PM

#62946 RE: stervc #62806

From Canadian papers, "Health Canada has given Alternative Medical Solutions the green light to finish work on its medical marijuana facility in Hanover."

"The facility in Hanover includes 12 foot high fences, security guards, a hundred video cameras and a large vault where the marijuana products will be stored."

"We believe we're going to create a facility that is not only state of the art, but it is going to be the model for those who are going to want to join the industry in other communities," Barber said. "When (Health Canada sees) our facility, it will not only meet the standards that are changing every day and going up, we're going to surpass them."

Barber described the future building as a combination of a hospital and a medical lab in terms of cleanliness and modernity.

Barber said the company had begun discussions with other municipalities before reaching out to Hanover. In those talks, the AMS facility was discussed, as was the company's potential role in those different communities.


AMS is made up primarily of businessmen with experience in the Hamilton region, with Barber, Ray Roberston, John Ciotti and Joseph Groleau all hailing from the Steel City. While the company-provided biographies on Barber, Ciotti and Groleau detailed their business background, Robertson's dealt with his personal experience with medical marijuana, as the drug has been instrumental in improving his wife's quality of life while battling Crohn's Disease.

Robertson and Ciotti will be involved in the cultivation of the product once AMS receives its licence from Health Canada. The first plants will be clones from growth in British Columbia, to speed up the first harvest.

As well, they have formed partnerships will marijuana producers in the United States to refine best practices for growing the product in the factory setting.

emit

07/31/17 1:41 AM

#68432 RE: stervc #62806

Good Deal!

''The new Peracetic Acid Generator has already been approved by the Colorado Department of Agriculture for use in Cannabis Facilities. ''


e