Quote from: garyn on July 30, 2019, 05:44:42 PM

I will answer both of these question below

Quote from: Kiriya on July 30, 2019, 05:02:23 PM

So, new Veterinarians won't need any special license or another document that will show, they can work using your approach, right?

Quote from: Vesna on July 30, 2019, 05:30:44 PM

Am I right, that you have an unique method, that noone else has, and from new year you won't have competitors in injectable chemotherapy?

No new license or requirement but for right now they can only use this treatment if they work for us at one of our Canine Cancer Centers. We are not at this time sharing our proprietary treatment with other companies.

Yes are treatment is unique. But there WILL be competitors in injectable chemotherapy. What I meant by my statement about the USP<800> is that it is very expensive to become compliant ($200,000 plus) and many of the Vet Clinic will not be able to afford it or will elect to refer the dog to a Vet Oncologist who is compliant. Most Vet Oncologist will need to become compliant.

But with us, also being compliant, once Vets hear about how effective our treatment is then we believe more will refer their dogs to us. But a lot of dog owners are very proactive in their treatment for their dogs and when they hear about our treatment they will seek us out directly.

I understand that there will be competitors, but first of all, there won't be so many of them, and second of all, they won't have your efficient, right?