Quote from: wwzsocki on August 23, 2019, 04:14:31 PM

Quote from: garyn on August 23, 2019, 03:36:43 PM

...are you saying that if you had spent years developing this treatment that uses in combination various chemotherapy drugs along with one other drug that has been used daily for over 25 years that you would just go out and tell everyone how to use these two drugs...

Of course not but there are multiple ways to secure your product (in this case treatment) with special trading marks, licenses or even patents.

This is a simple and honest answer. I think it would be hard for you to convince me that there is no legal way to secure your product.

Just after one treatment, your special formula will be lost. If this is so special then they would send somebody who will make the treatment and describes everything with details later on.

Everyone who gets the treatment needs to sign a NDA. So we can sue them if they do that. There is no trademark. That is used for words or statements. No license and the only patent is a Process Patent. Not a product patent. Process patent, patents the process or way we use the drugs in combination. We have those but we also have the trade secret laws in the US where if we alway protect ourselves by having everyone sign a NDA and someone break that agreement then we can sue them and if we win we get 3x the award given by the court. So if the damages we are awarded are $10 million the losing party would have to pay us $30 million. That is a significant deterrent.

Also if you read our website or this thread you will see that just alone in the US there are 89 million dogs and the statistics show that 25% of them will get cancer (22.25 million dogs would have cancer in their lifetime) and there are 6 million new cases of cancer in dogs each year. Even if we had 200 clinics we could not treat a potentai 22 million dogs with cancer OR EVEN the 6 million new cases of cancer each year in dogs.

All we want to do it set up our clinics as the first to market and that we also have the inventor as part of the company. And we believe that will have people coming to use first.

Also after December 2019, most veterinarian's will not be able to use our treatment. Because our treatment uses injectable chemotherapy and there is a new law USP<800> that has new requirements. I wrote this earlier in this threat....As of December 31, 2019 at Midnight, a new compliant protocol that all Veterinarians, their staff and their facility must have takes effect. They must be in compliance with it by then if not they will be fined and can lose their license. It is called USP <800>. This is specifically for using injectable chemotherapy which is what we use. Any Veterianarian Clinice that plans to use injectable chemotherapy to treat dogs with cancer must make their clinic compliant. The cost of equipment in each facility is around $200,000 or more. Includes using a special zero pressure box to put the chemo into the spring. And every must wear special gowns, gloves and masks. So many Vet clinics will not be able to afford that cost. Each of OUR Canine Cancer Centers will be FULLY COMPLIANT. This means more Vet clinics will have to refer their patients to us insuring that we will have a lot of referrals.

And because of these USP <800> laws the owners of the dogs can not be back in the treatment room so unless the dog can read and right they owners will not know how the treatment works.

Gary