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Bad start to the day!

Has anyone given thought to the fact that MHC whilst announcing great partnership news and deals has also made itself a huge target for larger companies to circle it.

Contract with Boots cements its products in prime position in the shelves and online in Boots stores.

With over 5m in the Bank at end of 2024 and potential for huge sales growth in a market disrupter field makes this share a dream for the right suitor.

I anticipate activity in the acquisition field but will MHC be taking others over or taken out!

Great comeback yesterday

Results not gone down well!

The turnaround from the open is incredible and demonstrates all the signs of a share under pinned by strong demand on any pullbacks.

Will it finish up!

What people are are missing is that before it cost Boots millions in shelf design and space in 500 stores when it initially launch its products in Boots.

Now MHC products will potentially be in all major stores and cities with nearly Boots having nearly 2000 stores. The revenue stream is huge and potential massive.

Boots need to announce details imminently given the intended launch is August.

The details will be the key to share price moving.

Definitely time to get this share moving

Some large trades showing at the close.

Maybe these were why the price held back.

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So Zak’s saying .18p.

!!!!!!

It would nice

As I said charts for suggesting more than 3x today’s price and that’s only to get us back to levels over .50. Then we need to break through these levels to demonstrate real upward pressure.

Zak will be over this

It will find its way

Whatever we think the markets will have to react due to supply and demand and I guess demand outstrips supply

Selling price rising and spread narrowing so which way will it blow.

Time to give LTHs a bonus

Looking at the 1 year graph this has the potential to move to .55p before serious pressure.

It depends on early trading which way and how fast it blows

This week is a big one given the AGM .Also given we are moving into August shortly and Penny announced plans for new tests release in Boots.

I would hope given last week’s negative news regarding LFT tests that Boots anMHC would jointly make it clear that its tests are often analysed by the same labs used by the NHS.

I feel what Boots and MHC are about to do is going to plant the strategy to relieve the NHS of its stresses from an outdated system whereby many patients have to wait weeks to see a GP.

Boots and MHC could truly become market disrupters and anyone not seeing the importance of this in savaging million s for the NHS need to seriously look again.

Then we have private care side and potentially for large companies like Amazon etc who know sending employees for regular checks is both tax deductible and beneficial to the employer who can help prevent lost work hours with paid checks in places like Boots.

Boots is definitely putting plans in place and Wes Streeting has been side tracked due to the junior Doctors strike.

The NHS needs change and MHC definitely a part of that change.

I’m guessing we will still have at least 3.5m in the bank and continue to be self funded as revenue flows from the new tests especially if any are added to pharmacy first.

Happy days ahead I think

Good luck all holders

Be careful

Remember these are coming from less than 1p not so long ago

Good luck though

Definitely time to look at this one.

This could easily double from here

Please note Pennys response to GMb report which was issued via her PR team under CONCEPTA .

The news today that at-home tests or ‘off-the-shelf health tests’ may be unfit for purpose is misleading.

The information published today in the British Medical Journal refers specifically to direct to consumer self-test devices, such as lateral flow tests, whereas at-home or ‘off-the-shelf health tests’ also include testing formats such as sample collection kits, that are then sent away to a laboratory and are robustly tested with result provided in the form of a report.

Laboratory tests such as those provided by MyHealthChecked, do not require lay-person interpretation, and do not carry risks of false positives or negatives which can be associated with lateral flow devices. Selected laboratory partners are typically ISO 15189 accredited, and in many cases, process thousands of NHS tests annually.

It’s disappointing and misleading for the end user to see the lines between the different at-home tests blurred, when the study and publication refers to direct-to-consumer self-tests only. The NHS is under significant pressure, and the general public is often keen to explore robust testing practices to aid their knowledge and help them to make informed decisions.

Rapid tests like LFTs are designed to be screeners: customers can quickly check for health issues, and take concerns further with a doctor if necessary. For those wanting a more in-depth report, laboratory tests provide NHS-standard analysis and expert recommendations that leave little room for doubt.

At-home testing does not seek to replace the role of a GP, or provide additional workload, but it can provide a means for customers to understand their own health biomarkers, and make informed decisions.

Penny McCormick

Chief Executive Officer

I feel Penny should personally ask GMB for an opportunity to see the record straight because MHC is both compliant and working to help the NHS and should be commended for its good work and tests.

GMB have been mis leading according to the words of Penny our CEO

Rob

Newfoundland provides MHC with LFT tests and HIV test also.

There tests are 99% plus accurate.

https://www.google.com/search?q=are.new.foundland.tests+regulated&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari

I think clarification from either or both parties would cement MHC and demonstrate there commitment to regulation approved products

I think it’s time for Boots to announce the new tests. Give this a boost.

No reason why this shouldn’t be 20p based on recent RNS updates and current cash position.

Time for Boots to play ball.

Time for Directors to buy if they can unless more deals on the way

I would say a fall in bitcoin is healthy because it allows cheaper purchases for coin.