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Tkg, based on the simple math of hours passing, and not accounting for changing testing environments and such for various testings

2000 hours divided by 24 hours = 83 days (about 3 months)

3000 hours divided by 24 hours = 125 days (about 4 months)

4000 hours divided by 24 hours = 167 days (about 5 1/2 months)

5000 hours divided by 24 hours = 208 days (about 7 months)


The PkM (new) material system news release was Feb 28, 2019

Lightwave Logic's Plastics Defy Stereotypes and Save Power
ENGLEWOOD, CO, Feb. 28, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --

https://lightwavelogic.com/Lightwave-Logics-Plastics-Defy-Stereotypes-and-Save-Power

So if testing began right after this news release then

2000 by end of May 2019

3000 by end of June 2019

4000 by mid-August 2019

5000 by end of September 2019 (so around ECOC conference)

However, if testing began a month or two prior to that news release (which I think is highly likely) then the timetable can be moved up, and of course, any delays would move the timetable backward, so my thought is that worst case these two would be offsetting each other, and the simple math set out above be about right

So I would say even if not at 5000 hours by the ECOC, I'd bet they would be close enough to be using "the data" in Dr Lebby's presentation there