Crow, I believe Cdex could have several more products in development. We know about the product that can identify counterfeits of liquors, wines, perfumes, etc. There's probably more of that going on then any of us realize. Granted they're just applying the ValiMed technology to other products, but it fills a need.
As for Homeland Security, I think we all know there's a lot of room for improvement. I don't know that Cdex will get a piece of that pie, but I certainly don't know that they won't.
I know we have security at LAX where I live because I have to allow 2 hours when taking a flight, yet the port of Los Angeles/Long Beach handles a tremendous number of containers that leave here for all parts of the U.S. with only a tiny fraction inspected. Nearly all air cargo isn't inspected.
I'm buying a sailboat that potentially could bring illegal cargo in from practically anywhere in the world uninspected. The point is, there is all sorts of room for improvement, Cdex only has to play a very small part to be very profitable.
Gary
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