sterile debate10 Nov 2021 08:58
for any persons reasonably new to the board,i would point out that the filtered one's current facile observations regarding patentability are simply a regurgitation of the discussions on this point which were explored at length of, following the decision to go with med 3000. futura have a long history of successfully obtaining patents and have a large number to their name (some of course are no longer current). the suggestion that because the precise mode of action is unclear, a patent would not be granted on that ground is entirely false and misleading. it is the formulation, ie. the precise composition of the compound, which is being patented, not the method of action. of course you cannot patent a physical process such a evaporation, but you can patent a formulation,which may or may not work through evaporation etc.this is just another desperate and thoroughly disingenuous post from a poster entirely devoid of integrity or principle imo.