Handmmj: You are correct. Look at the markets today. This baby will hold long and strong because the product keeps proving itself over and over again. As for the person who said last resort, no it is a first resort. wouldn't you want your radiation treatment done in just one procedure without getting you sick or damaging any surrounding tissue or would you prefer this: Results of the usual way of treating Sarcomas tumors: https://www.webmd.com/cancer/qa/what-are-the-side-effects-of-chemotherapy-and-radiation-for-soft-tissue-sarcoma
Multiple FDA denials and the prospect of human trials is why the company decided to pursue the IsoPet angle. 5 cats and 2 dogs? Really? That makes their device and treatment safe for all pets?
Do you have any idea what it is going to cost a pet owner wanting RadioGel treatment? By the time the few vet clinics are able to obtain the appropriate licenses to have and store radioactive materials on site, and the cost of the appropriate dosage(s) to treat a single animal, then mark it up to turn a decent profit, you are looking at a likely bill upwards of $5K-10K+.