Replies to post #46396 on Predictive Technology Group Inc (PRED)

[less than zero]

gentlemen, let's be civil here. do you guys prefer guns or knives? first of all RL has 2 more hours left on his shift- brian, what is your time availability look like?

[Don'tDrinkTheKoolAid]

From scientific American:

Mina breaks down the existing tests into two camps. “Espresso coffee” tests are reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) tests or deluxe antigen tests, and several manufacturers, like Mesa Biotech, Quidel and Becton, Dickinson, have already been granted Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These tests are highly sensitive, require a machine to churn out the results, and are expensive—anywhere from $30 to $150 per test. They also may have longer turnaround times; even Yale University’s SalivaDirect, which just received EUA on August 15 and costs only about $10, must be submitted to and processed by a central laboratory..

$10 for the test how much for the lab to run it?
When will PRED ever get an EUA I bet never.

[Dante Fantasia]

You're not the only one with random links, lol:
https://www.antibodytester.com/

Interesting, I suppose...
No spit. The sensitivity is lower than the Dablood. The specificity is higher. Looks different. Likely not the same test.
Also, note one trademark Assurance ABB as trademarked. The test unit is also different than the Dablood one, but this is PRED...it's not like any company aiming to sell tests wants to counterfeit using "PRED" on the label, lol.