Replies to post #159440 on Vivos Inc (RDGL)

[mc73]

Thank you for posting. The best thing about the update is that they gave us one. Some good news in there but no timeline. Seems like steady progress has been made and hopefully in a few months we can submit the IDE...time will tell.

[Monroe1]

I am quite thankful just for this... because the world is our oyster not just the states.

" Opening New Clinics

One of our objectives is to increase the number of IsoPet® therapy clinics. After locating an interested clinic in an optimum location, the first step is to ensure that they have an NRC or state-issued Radioactive Material License and are authorized to possess and use yttrium-90. We then initiate certification training.

This month the Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved the Y-90 license for Indian Creek Clinic in Fort Wayne IN. We will now begin certification training. The NRC approval sets a precedent for future licenses in MT, ID, SD, MI, MO, IN, WV, AK, CT, DE, HI, and the islands.

These are “non-agreement” states that do not have an agreement with the NRC authorizing the state to implement radiation protection regulations. Radioactive Material Licenses are issued and regulated by the NRC in these states. The initial license granted is significant because the NRC now has a “template” for licenses in other non-agreement states. Other agreement states are more likely to follow suit once an NRC license is issued.

Thank you for your continued support.



Mike Korenko, Sc. D

CEO & President Vivos, Inc.