Thanks Moxa,
I really believe what we're doing superior to hydrogen peroxide, even if it can be used in a similar manner. The thing I like about what we're doing is that it's something that's naturally occurring as well. It could be used in agricultural ways and the products remain organic, according to a discussion I had with the company. The key will be mass producing units to the point where it's cost effective to use them in all sorts of applications and in all sorts of sizes. It will take money to do that, but as the technology proves itself, I think the money will be found.
I and friends of mine have recently had several small surgeries that haven't been done in hospitals, but rather in surgery centers. I would suspect that if a really small unit were available for use in such places at a reasonable price, it would be very popular. In many cases the centers are owned by major hospitals, like Cedars Sinai here in L.A. I believe they see it as safer to visit a surgery center than a hospital where they're treating all sorts of diseases that you can potentially be exposed to in just checking in.
There are so many potential applications, the question is, what's the best way to grow. Concentrating on hospitals for now is probably the right strategy, and as the revenue grows branch into other areas unless companies doing things like indoor cannabis growth wish to fund producing the equipment up front.
As I see it, we occupy a tiny niche that could grow exponentially, it's not certain, but it certainly has that possibility.
Gary
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