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Partypooper got his entry price this morning :-)
Everybody knew it was coming, if you were already in it's growing pains, nothing more.

I think LTH will ride through 1p no problem, whiners will whine for the next 4 weeks, I've not bought mine yet.

17th December we got updates in 2018 and 2019

@BigNath I've got a hunch you're right, just got a 6th sense about these things.

@Kainos Hi, still following events here, Doc Cave seems like a guy with great intentions , the BOD not so much. Anti viral surgical masks have been done before Filligent getting FDA approval 9 years ago but they were to tackle influenza and there was not quite the urgency Covid presents, I get it, P2F right place right time.
It would sure go a lot smoother if they could create a consistent narrative with the updates.
Some of the worst de-ramping and trolling I've seen on LSE here last two days.
GL to those invested

@Themis
"High risk environments"health care professionals would only use an FFP2 or FFP3 not out of personal preference but by policy.
That comment from him seems like it's a fudge to cover up and gloss over the ropey RNS's that the BOD have put out, it's OK that it's a product that has been rushed and needs refinement but they should just tell the truth.
They need a guy to coordinate the copy they put out IMO!

Skip, if you're lifting the floorboards might as well strip all the copper pipe out and weigh that in too.

Watched this BB melt down this afternoon, I didn't kick you guys whilst you were down, quite painful reading to be honest the amount of people obviously down a lot already. Two things were obvious, a lot of distrust of the BOD still exists and still lots of risk here, that's good IMO as it's priced in, if you're confident in the product the risk will reduce and the SP will rise.
GL

Wow, can't believe the reaction on here for a 10% dip, what did you expect?
I've raised concerns over the product they are going to produce but worse case scenario there is the machine has to end up being tooled up for standard masks to get the business in at the right price point, it will still make money.
Further developments of the Nano tech into other products possible plus the other businesses they're invested in.
Impatient gravy train investors wanting a quick buck, have faith, you'll shake off that old Parasite TB soon.
GL

They delete my posts, in denial I think.

Dropping from 5 ply to 4 will effect that 99.8% filtration figure.
They've designed a method of applying Nano tech to a fabric, they've not designed a mask yet.

@abrooking But people are stupid, I saw Chinese people in Manchester City Centre in January wearing masks, are you telling me they were doing that to protect the rest of the UK from themselves? It was in-grained habit.
It's obvious most invested here haven't looked into what masks are meant for what.

@Pompeyrod Read that RNS this morning, do you know what project he's moving on to?

PrivateRyan
Direct quote from NHS Procurement
"Type I, I R, II and II R face masks are medical masks tested in the direction of exhalation (inside to outside) and take into account the efficiency of bacterial filtration. Surgical masks of this type stop the wearer from infecting the surrounding environment. They are not effective at protecting the wearer from airbourne diseases such as coronavirus."

BoringWolfe I get it's all a bit over your head to actually think about something in a little depth, If I ramp this in its current guise it would be an exercise in sarcasm for sure.

Type I, and Type I R face masks have a BFE (bacterial filtration efficiency) of 95%, whereas Type II and Type II R face masks have a BFE of 98%. The breathing resistance, and splash resistance for Type I R and Type II R masks, are exactly the same.

Type I, I R, II and II R face masks are medical masks tested in the direction of exhalation (inside to outside) and take into account the efficiency of bacterial filtration. Surgical masks of this type stop the wearer from infecting the surrounding environment. They are not effective at protecting the wearer from airbourne diseases such as coronavirus.

What is a Type II Face Mask?

Type II face masks (EN14683) are medical face masks made up of a protective 3 ply construction that prevents large particles from reaching the patient or working surfaces, however they are not effective when blood or bodily fluids are present.

Characteristics of Type II face masks include:

Pleat style with ear loops or ties
Protective three-layer construction
Available in a variety of colours and styles.
What is a Type IIR Face Mask?

Type IIR face masks EN14683 are medical face masks made up of a 4 ply construction that prevents large particles from reaching the patient or working surfaces. Type IIR Face masks include a splash resistant layer to protect against blood and other bodily fluids. Type IIR face masks are tested in the direction of exhalation (inside to outside) and take into account the efficiency of bacterial filtration.

Characteristics of Type IIR face masks include:

Pleat style with ear loops or ties
Protective four-layer construction
Available in a variety of colours and styles
Splash resistant layer against bodily fluids.
Type I, Type IR, Type II and Type IIR masks are for use in protecting others from the wearer transmitting infection.
Surgical masks are tested in an outgoing direction only because they don't form a seal to the face, given that normal surgical 3 ply masks are 98% efficient at what they do, what difference is this anti-viral layer going to make?
Nobody on here wants to talk about these specifics because they know it all starts to look like snake-oil sales.
The technology may be interesting the implementation is rushed and unfortunately I see the machine on order as a bit of a waste of time.

I did read the RNS's of another takeover where they mention Covid had doubled had extended the normal timeframes, can't remember which it was so I'm not surprised, 'm sure UBS and DLAP will be making allowances for covid delays.

I decided to not shave until it's done, gonna look like a very waelthy wizard I think!

Fantastic and unexpected opportunity to top up, maybe the last time this is seen under 40p

@montyboz But the Bushveld is 15x bigger in area isn't it?