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Whilst not completely conclusive the language saying that it 'kills the virus' sounds like us.

We are not completely alone in using the word 'kill', but many of the other possible competitors use different terminology. They 'deactivate', 'disable','are effective against' etc..

Fingers crossed.

@unitedguy

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-58097840
"Managing director Anthony Robson said one of the mask's four layers was anti-viral and proven to kill Covid."

So, It's
a) antiviral (ISO18184) and
b) proven to kill Covid (must be tested against sars_cov_2)

Not all that are antiviral are proven to kill covid.
ISO18184 isn't specifically for covid.

http://unkchem.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/iso18184-1.pdf
"Viruses used in this International Standard are as follows:
— one of enveloped viruses, an influenza virus, which is an infective virus in humans that causes
respiratory tract infection;
— one of non-enveloped viruses, a feline calicivirus, which is one of surrogates of noroviruses which
are important enteric pathogens."

Hmm interesting .. could be nothing...
'Health & Safety Advisor QE Facilities Ltd. Nottingham Trent University.'

No worries @DMcG54. Not meant as a personal attack. Sorry if it came across that way.
I just wanted to highlight to any new people that there has been news recently and that the SP has been up as well as down.
Good luck with your investment.

Credit where credit is due..they have done a good job with that.

No mention of the 'UK made' now going with German Engineering :)

It's a sad fact that the best thing we have going for us is that this awful virus is not going to go away any time soon. There is a chance for another bite at the cherry but they must up their sales game. IMHO

@DMcG54 You mean just before it shot up to 3.9p? :)

We have had some great news last month;
-European brands signed up to exclusive distribution contracts
-Launch of England Pie online shop
-CEO no-strings loan to the company

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/covid-19-deadlier-coronavirus-variant-110100809.html

I've come to the consideration that it is not the front line Dr's and nurses who should be the immediate target for the Prolarva mask in the UK NHS; It's the porters and the cleaners etc..

I read some evidence that these are the groups that are getting covid in hospitals:
a) non medical staff(porters/cleaners etc which are around and about the hospital setting)
b) medical staff on breaks and social breakout areas (eg canteen)
c) patient to patient transmission

Medical staff undertaking procedures get the N95's.

Porters and cleaners do not need to change a mask after every procedure. They will typically be there for a shift and could likely use a prolarva mask for the full 7 hours, gaining cost advantage of replacing several 2h lifetime surgical masks, as well as the benefits of antiviral activity.

Our BOD just needs to target the right sections of the NHS. Eventually we may break the other areas but there must be a significant number of hospital employees who would benefit from the anti-viral masks now and would be cost effective for.

GLA DYOR

Maybe just because we are associated with Tencent and they got fined for something else? Tencent shares down too.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57966023

I just topped up here on the weakness.

https://www.anhui-healthbox.com/new-41-137-n.html
https://www.anhui-healthbox.com/COPPER-OXIDE-DISPOSABLE-MASKEU-MEDICAL-p.html

Not just saying this because I'm a shareholder but I really love my Pro-Larva mask. It is the best quality disposable mask I've come across.

If they are having difficulty selling at the present price all they need to do is run the test for longer. If the mask was certified to last 14hrs or more it would become a much more compelling argument as to how many regular masks it could replace and therefore it's cost of use would drastically reduce.

Everything that I can find indicates to me that the anti viral properties of copper and copper oxide last a very long time if not indefinitely, obviously they need to confirm this scientifically in the mask as there could be other things like the lifetime of the other components that limit it, but I would wager with myself we could get to 14 hours if they just ran the test that long.

Is that On Buy a real site?
£32.80 for 10, what a joke. 90p each at Numed. (50 for £45).
Why is there no consistency in pricing between suppliers?

Keeping his cards a bit close to his chest. Not saying exactly what kind of research it is. Could be market research to plan how to drive customers to the Engalnd Pie shop, or even technology based research to attract the eye of our illustrious JV partners? AI is big in China. Hope they can tell us more in time.

Surely our marketing campaign in India must be almost ready to launch? I'd like to see the glitz of Bollywood brought to our mask. Everyone loves a good sing song.

Then some enterprising shareholder will no doubt subtitle and post the campaign all over twitter for the UK to see as well :)

That's brilliant! Amazing detective work.

So if there are about 6 wells and scaling is a feature of the field as a whole and descaling results in a 100% increase. I assume we'd go ahead and do the others too?

Is this as simple as shoving some acid down the hole?
OK ,nothing is ever simple in Oil..I'm learning that slowly here, but as interventions go would it be fair to say this would be on the lower end of the risk continuum?

@obstando Idon't think that you can make those assumptions on who the target audience for our product will be. The picture you paint of new age hippies being the buyers of CBD products then seems to imply that to get any sales we need to convince these new age types to switch to synthetic rather than a natural source which they may well be opposed to.

I would suggest that it may well be an alternate market that is aimed at; One that is not already using a rival natural product but has in fact stayed away from using such products because a) they are too closely related to the illicit drug use and b) They are looking for something more pharmaceutical in the approach as in being a able to know exactly what the active ingredients are in any batch and know that they are manufactures in a repeatable way to ensure consistency of the product.

I wore my RMS mask for the first time on the train the other day. I've had them for a while but hadn't opened the packet before. First thoughts were that they are good quality masks that are comfortable to wear and have nice smell.

I don't wear glasses but I'm lead to believe if I did that they wouldn't steam up(unconfirmed).

They did feel more substantial and softer against the face than the cheaper non-antiviral disposable masks that I have used before.

The bottom line is that I felt safer on the busy train wearing it. I don't know for sure if I was any safer(That's a question for Dr's/clinical trials), but I did feel safer.

Effectively the masks provide peace of mind to end users. I'm confident that if they were marketed more aggressively(especially during the spike in cases that will come due to relaxing restrictions) then there would likely be a good number of potential customers out there for them.

GLA DYOR

No doubt they will re-brand everything before launch too and do a bang up number of the website.

Whilst the design doesn't look great, there is some interesting content;

The section on professional athletes points out that if they use cannabis plant extracted products to get CBD then they could also get THC etc .. and fail drug tests as a result.

This is gold. Any professional athletes out there, don't risk it, just use the bio-synthetic version instead!

Thanks MG. Hugely excited about how things are now going in Africa. 10-15x SP would be amazing!

A quick question about Gas-To-Power; I assume #Zen would be looking to set this up on their own fields, but is there any reason why it has to be? Could this end up as a kind of spin-out company offering the service to operators of other fields with waste gas? Just a thought.