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It’s a no brainier to use the BT in schools, non invasive (no specialist training needed to administer) and instant results on site! If the government don’t go for this they are mad. I know initially the mass testing will apply to secondary schools but if it was rolled out in primary schools I know my 4 and 6 year olds would rather blow into a breathalyser than have their finger pricked or a swab in the nose and throat (you can picture the chaos and tears) I’m sure there’s plenty of budget to plough into schools to give each pupil a BT. Different coloured BTs would be a good idea done the line of it really took off, kids would love that.

There are only 160 million shares in issue as well and they will be in sticky hands. Once momentum builds people will want in especially if some II’s want to come on board.

Im fully loaded now to with all I can afford and I’ve managed to get my average to 30p from being up around 48p previously. If It drops under 25p again I’ll add some more if I have any spare funds but for now I am quite happy with my average and I hope in a year or two I can look back when it’s ten bagged from here!

Thanks @DavidLaw that’s a great answer! Ive obviously over simplified it in my head. There are Some very knowledgeable people on this BB I have to say and great to have you on here.

Would it be possible for DVRG to get a live sample of this into the CAT 3 lab @GB and clone the spike protein onto the chips for the PD and BT? Might be of good use for a few pilot studies in the South of England to see if it is spreading as fast as we are lead to believe.

If only the rest of the market would wake up to DVRG, there’s just very few trades each day (55 today)

Highly doubt its Microtox BT as it will prob still be in testing. It’s unfortunate as it would be the perfect rapid solution, I still can’t see the government choosing it over saliva tests as each person would need a breathalyser would they not? Or is it a case of sanitising the breathalyser and changing the mouthpiece with each chip?

GB’s skin looking as flawless as Katie’s :-p

@DavidLaw I also have a skin condition that sounds similar to yours and itches, flares up red then flakes over and repeats that process weekly, I try to hide it with my stubble but it’s been a problem for a few years now, the doctor told me it was seborrheic dermatitis if you want to google it, steroid creams repair it but they are not recommended for long term use so I’m yet to find a cure.

Me either trills, when I heard that the UK government granted legal immunity to Pfizer against law suits for adverse effects it put me right off. It does look like the UK is jumping in quicker than Europe.

Having spoke to a fella who’s friend works for GSK, developing drugs for COVID currently, including a vaccine. He reckons 2022 before we are back to pre covid lives. Vaccine roll out will be very very challenging and the first few months of 2021 won't be any different than now. Government will spin you yarns with promises and keep us bobbing along in and out of lockdowns and tiers until summer.

Must be a few boys on the sauce today.... What will be will be, although I’m still under water I’m happy to sit back and let the story unfold. 1 billion MCap before DVRG gets bought out in 3-5 years time by a big pharma. AI and data is where its at.

RB40 beat me to it with a much more comprehensive answer :-)
Cinders15 it does help to read the RNS’s once in a while!

It’s still in phase 3 testing, results expected early 2021.

one thing to remember is it’s not just a COVID breathalyser it’s can be used to identify many different pathogens and other diseases by changing the surface of the chip to match the spike protein of whatever pathogens you wish to detect.

From the RNS.....“ These agreements include framework Master Services Agreements with 2 of the world's largest suppliers of consumer products related to skincare.”

Definition.....A master service agreement, sometimes known as a framework agreement, is a contract reached between parties, in which the parties agree to most of the terms that will govern future transactions or future agreements. A master agreement permits the parties to quickly enact future transactions or agreements, negotiating only the points specific to the new transactions and relying on the provisions in the master agreement for common terms.

To me this is what stands out....momentum is well and truly building for DVRG. I bought more this morning.

Nice RNS! Another £400k revenue in just one quarter and a soft launch, it sounds like theres much more potential next year. Service agreements for 2 of the world’s largest skincare product companies and a full on launch next year, what’s not to like! Good way to announce it too, no hints and drop it like it’s hot, keeps people guessing as to what’s coming next.

It does seem to have become a traders share of late and just bounces between the low to high 20’s each week. It would be nice to see us leave that range and become popular with those who have a more long term view. I suppose it’s still early days though in the DVRg story.

A fair comment Gerard, and I wasn’t aware that any contract RNS has to be over 10% of revenue to be considered material. Without sounding disrespectful, the customers/clients may not read the RNS’s but shareholders and potential share holders do and you know how the AIM investors are, a lot of SP’s react to news or lack of news . I’m quite content to sit as I’m investing for the long term but a lot of AIM investors don’t have the same outlook. If only we could get out of AIM as this seems to be a recurring theme whenever the SP falls.....all in good time

I think we will be stuck in the mid 20’s until news. An update on phase 3 testing would be good. You know how AIM is, it doesn’t like waiting on news. Probably a bit of uncertainty in the markets with the whole Brexit thing this week. Even though are target markets are outside the UK.

Where is the 100million BT units figure coming from out of interest? I would have thought they will be made (or bought in if that’s what the plan is) in batches as and when contracts are signed? It will probably be small to start off with say a factory wants 1000 units a few thousand chips and a few scanners? Supply those, get paid for them, rinse and repeat as orders come in. Unless there is a big order from government/nhs/ cruise liners etc. It’s all guess work at this stage though.