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My question again
Can we manufacture 150 million tests per month?
With regard to the pilot test going on in schools. The BBC news reported this last night. It showed a kid grabbing 2 boxes of the NHS test off a huge pile of them. They are using the Innova test in the pilot. They obviously believe ( or have fiddled again) that the test detects the Indian variant.
Innova website now up and running again.

If they want to test all schoolkids every day from September, thats around 7.5 million tests per day …………can we manufacture so many…… 150 million per month??

While Covid is still causing chaos for several companies, biotechnology company Avacta has been making money with its lateral flow tests.

It revealed that its diagnostic tests could detect the Delta variant which is becoming widespread in the UK, and that it outperformed two similar tests available in Europe. It climbed 4.6 per cent, or 8p, to 182p.

When they did mass testing in Liverpool the Innova test was still a professional one, befor it became the “repurposed” home use one. It was supervised by nurses, the army and teachers.
Ours could be used in just the same way by “professionals”

Latest government guidance
HANDS FACE …..EMBRACE
HANDS FACE……..BACK TO MY PLACE

AgentB. Thanks for taking the time and trouble. They seem to be having a number of teething problems, we live in hope. Thanks again

Having read Scardeys superb Email, I am reposting this from last night.
Had an interesting article on the origin of the virus on its Andrew Neil slot at 8.00 pm tonight. Well worth a watch. Its available on catch up on their website https://www.gbnews.uk/
I am sure they would be interested to follow up how Innova and its founder managed to have an antibody test available in quantity in March 2020 given the time to develop and need for virus samples.
I do not have all the facts but I am sure that this story linked to the British governments use of their LFT and the FDA banning it might make an interesting follow up for them.
They can be contacted at. yourviews@gbnews.uk

If someone with the info could contact GBNews, I am sure they would take it up. It would of course be an opportunity to push our best test too.
Yet another reason to have a go at Hanc*ck after this mornings news…….The “poor man…HMQ” I

Had an interesting article on the origin of the virus on its Andrew Neil slot at 8.00 pm tonight. Well worth a watch. Its available on catch up on their website https://www.gbnews.uk/
I am sure they would be interested to follow up how Innova and its founder managed to have an antibody test available in quantity in March 2020 given the time to develop and need for virus samples.
I do not have all the facts but I am sure that this story linked to the British governments use of their LFT and the FDA banning it might make an interesting follow up for them.
They can be contacted at. yourviews@gbnews.uk

Where did they get their virus samples……Wuhan connections?

5.27 mins in

Link to programme
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000xbcv

Around 18.35

Geoff Barton has a twitter page
https://mobile.twitter.com/RealGeoffBarton

Correction
When moving onto testing, He actually said “the government might say we have a new test, a better one”
Funny he said that though.
Later I will post the link

BBC North West.
geoff Barton from (association of school leaders?)talking about whole classes being off school if just one is tested positive said “we have been told there will be a new test in September ….a better one”
I wonder?

I do not believe the Chinese test picks up the Indian variant.
We need:
1. Brazilian variant ( ongoing)
2. Indian variant (ongoing)
3. Evidence we can pick up others (done with affimers)
4. Validation for self test (Medusa 19)
Then we can charge top price.
I think we will have a much bigger income via self test kits sold via Medusa19 at around £20/ test than to business at £2 per test.
PS……when will airlines be back to normal?

Remember when teachers were “supervising” school kids testing?
Remember when soldiers were “supervising” people testing in Liverpool.
This was before the Innova Home use approval was given….it was still a professional test
For “professional” read “supervised”. It opens up a much larger use base.
Al dis use the word this morning when asked.

I seem to remember a while back someone commenting that someone named “Michael O’Leary “ had 2 million shares……would that be Ryanair?

Why is he avoiding answering Qs about self testing. I am sure Medusa would like to know

Today is……when do we get validation for home use Sir Al?

Every month I walk around my town and collect 2 in each chemist. On returning home my carrier bag of 12 goes straight on the wheelie. 36 so far!