I agree~ The submissions have taken place and more are continuing which leads me to think that a major announcement with a major pharma company is near at hand to be announced.
"The submissions have taken place and more are continuing which leads me to think that a major announcement with a major pharma company is near at hand to be announced."
stervc I read your post and most notable the above statement from that post.It has gotten me so excited that I now cannot sleep LOL.Good post keep em coming my friend!
Absolutely!! - To have one of your products submitted for FDA approval with the doctor who is the founder of Listerine and Neosporin should be given huge attention for where this is going in my opinion.
North Cell Pharmaceutical has developed a technology platform of patented ingredients (Skin Resuscitation Factor™ SRF™) that can down regulate inflammation (eliminate the destruction of nitric oxide to peroxynitrite), to enhance healing or to up regulate nitric oxide that can be used by the human body to kill bacterial, viral, and fungal infections and tumors. SRF™ can be used independently to create new products or can be added to existing products to enhance efficacy and to generate new product claims.
North Cell and GlaxoSmithKline Sign Agreement North Cell Pharmaceutical, Inc. and GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare have entered into an Option and Development Agreement regarding North Cell’s Skin Resuscitation FactorTM (SRFTM ) technology for use in certain applications. . .
North Cell Granted New Patent On Anti-Cancer Compound Immunostimulator anti-cancer compounds and methods for their use in the treatment of cancer
In June 2009 the company obtained all rights to the GlynnTech, Inc. cancer drug delivery system, at cost. This includes one issued patent (US No. 7,637,889 B2), one pending application, three years of development work, a prototype, numerous CAD drawings of various embodiments, risk analysis and development pre-FDA filing history. Ken had three meetings with a major pharma company who expressed serious interest and has indicated that a contract will likely be offered for acquisition of the intellectual property after FDA filings have been made, but before FDA approval. If successful, a seven figure payment would be expected
"The third invention is a collaboration between Dr. Alain Martin and Ken Glynn, as co inventors, utilizing the same wound care technology, but including Dr. Martin's proprietary antioxidant, anti-inflammatory cell growth accelerants. Dr. Martin is the inventor of Neosporin and other successful products, and is currently the CEO of North Cell Pharmaceutical, Inc. SpeechSwitch and North Cell will be equal partners in this alliance."
Ken also announced that the first patent application on biodegradable bandages will be filed before July 12, 2010, that the second will be filed by July 30, 2010 and that the joint application with Dr. Alain Martin, (the inventor of Neosporin and other commercially successful products) will be filed shortly thereafter
and here come July 27 PR the confirmation of june 21 PR for the upcoming deal:
The second biodegradable disposable bandages patent application will be filed August 1st as forecast, and the third application, with co-inventor Dr. Alain Martin (of Listerine and Neosporin fame) is in progress.
key words from june 21
"a contract will likely be offered for acquisition of the intellectual property after FDA filings have been made, but before FDA approval and a seven figure payment would be expected "
summary of events
FDA filings are almost DONE :)Deal is on the way for SSWC with a seven figure payment $$$$$$
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Dr Alain Martin (the founder of Listerine and Neosporin) is the CEO of North Cell Pharmaceutical
North Cell Pharmaceutical has developed a technology platform of patented ingredients (Skin Resuscitation Factor™ SRF™) that can down regulate inflammation (eliminate the destruction of nitric oxide to peroxynitrite), to enhance healing or to up regulate nitric oxide that can be used by the human body to kill bacterial, viral, and fungal infections and tumors. SRF™ can be used independently to create new products or can be added to existing products to enhance efficacy and to generate new product claims.
North Cell and GlaxoSmithKline Sign Agreement
North Cell Pharmaceutical, Inc. and GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare have entered into an Option and Development Agreement regarding North Cell’s Skin Resuscitation FactorTM (SRFTM ) technology for use in certain applications. The further details of the Agreement remain confidential.
SRFTM is a patent applied for technology that can be added to products in order to enhance product performance and the healing of any lesions or wounds associated with the underlying skin condition being treated.
Sterling, what do you think the potential impact of the 6 billion restricted shares. I had heard that when the CE is removed the previous CEO could sell his restricted shares but I don't know how many he has. I also do not know the period or conditions of the other restricted shares.
FLEMINGTON, NJ -- (Marketwire) -- 09/27/10 -- Ken Glynn, President of SpeechSwitch, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SSWC), reported today that the first of required SEC documents to bring the company current was submitted today for EDGAR review. The third quarter, 2008 Form 10-Q has been completed and submitted to Marketwire for conversion and filing with the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission. This filing will be completed by noon tomorrow. Additional filings will be made over the next two weeks. The annual report for 2008 (end of year10-K) will be submitted by the end of this week; First quarter, 2009 Form 10Q will be filed early next week. The company has made a stepped up effort to bring the company current as a pink sheet company as quickly as possible.
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