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The UKCA mark is the new GB product mark for workplace products and other goods. Similar to the CE mark, it is a manufacturer’s declaration that they have met health and safety standards.

Meaning..... you won't fry when you plug it in!

Bonus, well done.

What is all the fuss about??

'The United Kingdom Conformity Assessed (UKCA) mark replaces CE marking in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland) for most electrical products,. By applying the UKCA mark to a product, the manufacturer is stating that it meets UK safety regulations.'

This share was 45.5 p on 17th March 2023.

What happened???????

This share was 45.5 p on 17th March 2023.

What happened???????

Is this all BUDD has got in the way of news??

Give us a fit and proper trading update,

Facts and figures, you know the score££££

NICE

National Institute for health and Care Excellence.

Look it up !!! DYOR

CYP2C19 cannot be sold anywhere without full NICE approval!!!

It's going to need more than UKSA sticker to rock this boat!

People are wise to this share, absolute roller coaster and usually going down, down and more down!!!

Raffs60 B

Back to 11p@ by 1630HRS!!

Patience ...you certainly need that with a Genedrive investment!!

The GDR share trap loosens for the lucky few!!!!!!!

I can't see any spike, just day traders escaping with their loot!!!!!!

Investors are that desperate for any scrap of GDR news they will do back flips at the slightest nugget!!

Communication from this company is dreadful!!!!

I doubt there will be a spike if investors do there research and look a the true meaning of UKSA.

They stick it on toys, fireworks etc.

It's just a registration scheme doesn't mean s h I te!

Joe there's always a little spike to entice the newbies in for the first time!!

Buyer beware DYOR and do not believe the s h I te positive or negative you read on this board!!!

The application costs £500 , that says it all!!

Correct me if i'm wrong

UKSA is just a registration scheme replacing the EU CE scheme.

The UKCA marking cannot be used for products placed on the Northern Ireland market.

OH DEAR!!

The UKCA marking is not recognised on the EU market. Products need a CE marking for sale in the EU.