Replies to post #206534 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[abomination907]

I’m interested and not sure where I saw it

Some apparatus mentioned that can identify quality of the silk before the silkworms pump it out for quality control, supposedly in Prodigy’s possession

Sorry to put this on you but I figured you’d know what I was talking about

Personally, i find it hard to believe

[arachnodude]

Truth, you questioned:

So where is the correspondence explaining what the drop in replacement method means....

When we were formed, this idea of utilizing the existing production systems and capacity by simply modifying the input was fundamental. Our proprietary recombinant spider silkworms are a direct drop-in replacement for any commercial silk producing operations. Our genetically engineered silks are produced using the same equipment and processes that traditional silk uses. In designing our technologies in this manner, we have minimized our need for expansion capital, limiting our direct investment and contracting with existing secondary fiber processors where the majority of large scale equipment is needed. Through our subsidiary, Prodigy Textiles in Vietnam, we have established the relationships necessary to secure these contracted secondary services.

Clear as clear can be. FYI, this is "hidden" in every SEC filing (10Q, 10K, S1, etc) the company puts out.

DROP-IN AND GO KBLB! HOLDING THE GOLDEN!!!