Sorry, just one more thing. My point was a 17 year old was able to develop and bring his product to market, yet this team of experts at ARTH cannot. See you in a month to spew my same ole stuff again.
" I said VetiGel is approved and in use. I don't think investors care if the product is being used on animals or humans, the point is there are SALES of the product..."
No offense... But are you kidding me..? Of course people care.....
The animal market is nothing... Not only is it very easy to get products approved....but most importantly....well that is not where the money is.
We all love animals and have or have had pets.
But look around your hometown and see how many pets are getting operated on or being treated for trauma care versus humans.. It's a no-brainer..
I personally have had multiple surgeries and have shown up at the emergency room a few times and have had stitches etc. But have only had surgery done once on a pet - and it was to remove a growth that wasn't very complicated.
This 17 year old is running a popsicle stand. It takes money - millions to get products approved for human use. And that is what Arch has been doing.
Forming a company and developing patents that turn into products and actually raising money to get them approved for human use.
It is apples and oranges to what your guy is doing.....
There is nothing there.... Go to the "About" tab and then click on Management..... Just a bunch of pictures of people with no story of their qualifications.
Is this even a company registered on any stock exchange...??? How are they going to raise millions to develop further products..? By relying exclusively on sales from that animal product..??
What is the plan..?? and their milestones..?? They seem to have none.....
Again...It is like comparing the Beatles or Beethoven to the high-schooler in the cover band down the street.
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