Hi cryptozoya, Risk/Reward is one of the main deciding factors in investing into any project.  In the Adsana case, the two main risk factors are (1) can we raise enough to open some clinics and (2) if the clinics are open can we get the work out?

That second risk is covered through the National Canine Cancer Foundation supporting us by their willingness to promote this to the several million of dogs owners that have access to in the U.S.

And for getting enough to open the clinics, our business model it very fluid and will work if we raise a small amount or we raise a large amount.

Even if we only raise $500,000 we could have enough to open one clinic to treat dogs in the US.  And if we could only open one, we would put it in a area so the largest amount of dog owners could reach the clinic within 3 to 4 hours.  This would allow with one clinic to have the potential to earn over $2.5M in net revenue.  And then with part of the $2.5M we could open 3 to 5 more clinics and then grow more from the profits of those new clinics and within a 3 years we could have 10 to 15 clinics running.  And with that scenario there would be less investors so they would get a bigger portion of the dividends.

Gary