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Fair point. I suppose a good company always needs to keep diversifying into new areas to stay ahead and different to their competitors. Do we ha e background on the RMS directors for their track record?

Thank you. Yes but trying to understand the link with RMS. They don't seem to have much experience in this industry. Whilst the product looks good, such a small company and little experience in this market, do they have the contacts, are they going to get the sales?

Thanks everyone. Though would they ever be able to be washed well enough to reuse? I mean surely the risk of contamination would be way too high. Also, why are Pharn2farm selling this technology to RMS, surely they would choose a larger company with a lot more money to take this to market. RMS is a loss making company with not too much cash currently. A large investor could surely supply the same cash to Pharma that is needed to move them into the manufacturing is it possible for say Glaxo to guzunp the sale on November 5th? Sorry for the questions, just trying to understand the company and product to the full extent. Thank you

From what I understand the process to make these from Meltblown can also have an anti viral layer added to them when being produced at 1.7million a day. I'm no scientist, so would really welcome opinion on this please if people have researched this.

Hi. I'm also new here. I was looking at dipping my toe in here tomorrow. Little worries though as they haven't yet had any order and a huge £64.1m contract to supply the NHS with 352m masks has been agreed with Bluetree. I know these are 'normal' masks, but if masks are throw away, why do they need to be protected against covid and assuming these will cost more. I don't want to feel I'm being negative, I'm just not sure the demand is there. Would love to be put right with more info please. Thank you