Replies to post #137333 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[The Great Pumpkin]

True statement. You can patent something that doesn’t work just as this company does.

There are patents for Time Machines and all sorts of goofy things that will never see the light of day.

GP esq.

#scam

[The Great Pumpkin]

POS Ms Nelson isn’t the brightest but she runs a mean call center.

Probably a 1-900 number

#scam

[LOVELWLG]

So why even patent anything then ? With that philosophy of thinking. LOL

[Nrdc92]

I’ll chime in here given that my client base is life sciences/bio-tech. The number of patents generated by my clients is staggering. The vast majority of those, however, never become part of salable product. R&D is full of scientists generating patentable processes as part of their work; but, at the time of the patent application, they may or may not know how or if that process will ever be commercially relevant. The patent protects your innovation in the event you find a use for it or someone else finds a commercial use for the same process. LWLG clearly has a vision, and the lab is generating patentable work; but whether any or all of those patents become commercially useful is a complete unknown at this time. That isn’t to say they have no value; we just don’t know yet what that value is. They may be valuable to a third party one day, but not to LWLG. We just don’t know.