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But what if the flux capacitor is not connected to the ninky nonk do you end up feaces coming out of your mouth rather than you bippity bott.

You and your friend have clogged up the board with your repetitive *******$ all morning by the looks of it. If your invested it may have a point but clearly you are not.

I have not had chance to watch the interview yet and unless he says in it we have given up and are now making traffic cones I don't understand the "concern" from some. To me and I don't really give a $hit if some don't like it £2.80 felt a little too much on no solid news regarding the LFT (dont get me wrong it was nice). Always felt like it would drop back at some point if we went a few days without news. £2.40 - £2.50 always felt about right to me as a base until THE LFT news dropped at the end of the month. Sound a bit derampy maybe but also realistic.

It was £1.70ish this time last month so unless you bought in on the recent high why the worry (even then I wouldn't be overly worried the test will come and will in all likely hood shoot past £3 so you all good just wait it out - my opinion obviously)

See it go over £2 fall back under £1, hit £1.80 fall back to £1 so this fall is not stressful in fact it was expected.

This bit is a bit odd

V.2.4) Information on value of contract/lot (excluding VAT)
Initial estimated total value of the contract/lot: £911,542,857

Total value of the contract/lot: £1

Old order isnt it?

V.2.1) Date of conclusion of the contract
16 February 2021

For those looking for the referenced article the article is from FEBRUARY 8 2021 title is

Three UK manufacturers selected to make rapid Covid tests.

You gotta do better than that MrSpeculator. You should have read the last few RNS as most of your answers were there. I knew it was going to be an attempted deramp the minute a saw placing in the title.

I feel for you (I dont really) as I imagine you are now about to be ripped apart for lazyness.

Huh?? Can someone explain this to me I may just be interpreting it wrong. Taken from their partners site (The guys making the test I assume).

"Rapid SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Test Card can not be used as the basis to diagnose or exclude SARS-CoV-2 infection"

46460 - Wholesale of pharmaceutical goods setup in Jan 2020

So are they are importing tests from China (Excalibur and its partner Xiamen Boson are able to manufacture over 3 million kits per day.) https://www.bosonbio.com/ivd-rapid-test-kits/infectious-diseases-test-kits/rapid-sars-cov-2-antigen-test-card.html

Not very Sovereign to me.

When going by the manufacturer instructions it does probably mean that Innova no longer fit the bill but as we all know the government are happy to ignore manufacturer instructions anyway as they are currently doing (Innova test as a AN). Interesting but not sure much changes.

Yes they are the innova ones I think.

"As such, the diagnostic accuracy of the Innova SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Rapid Qualitative Test (Lotus Global Company, London, UK) was compared with SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR from nasopharyngeal swabs"

Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7848576/

Curious too Agent B, I use II and cant find a code anywhere. Its usually on your certificates

My wife had a false positive Sunday night with an innova test (Solid red line faint 2nd line) Was advised to do another if same treat as positive if negataive treat as negative.

Trust Innova like a fart after a vindaloo

Mine not a man fell through my letterbox ha

Man just fell through the letterbox as I was reading the board.

Mine are by a company called Avacta.

Just kidding they are innova maybe one day soon tho they will say avacta ;-)

As I said on the other thread nothing to do with Avacta. It is an antibody test they sell.

Antibody Test not Avactas (Although they like to pretend its not antibody - or don't advertise the fact)

"Test with a sensitivity at 93,75% ,and a specificity at 99,56%"

The deadline is April 2022 (01 Apr 2022 00:59)

Least it shows they expecting huge demand for at least the next year.

@gkb47 There about us does claim they are FDA approved (but dont sell in the US ??)

Headquartered in San Diego, California, the US office is the center of strategic management, administration, business development, innovative research and development. Our state of the art manufacturing facility located in Hangzhou, China is ISO13485: 2016 certified, FDA registered, and has been inspected by US FDA.

@ndn Agree ours is better ;-)

https://shop.logistics.org.uk/getattachment/Products/Depot-Warehouse/Health-Safety/Covid-19-Products/Flowflex-COV-2-Antigen-Rapid-Test-Kit-Box-of-25/Flow-Flex-Test-Insert.pdf

Made in china (by acon I presume)