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Somebody posted this handy link to what was (and will be) there
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:YxXnzMciVHUJ:https://avacta.com/diagnostics/products/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk

It was revealed the other day by the sloppy admins :) and looked very good..

It's not new. They reverted to this version last week after we all spotted it had changed dramatically and included links to AffiDX. IMO that version will be back once CV is announced and product is launched

No

I think it'll be back to the new look site they seemed to be testing the other day with links to AffiDX. Clearly an oversight on the web admins jumping the gun. That's what it'll look like after CV and product launch

Can't short Avacta, at least that's what someone said the other day. (I have no idea if that's true)

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Would make a good film though, creating a scam biotech company employing lots of staff who have no idea they are working for a fake company. Then fooling massive biotechs to buy into his fake tech.

Very clever man

Who's saying Smith is a liar now?

Isn't deeks basically moaning as there aren't enough positives so it must be crap?

David sounds concerned to me, the way he looked to the right gives it away ;)

Yep Affimers are ****e and Smith knows it, listen to just how bad they are in the ELISA test (5 mins onwards), you know the test ABCAM are now selling globally as the "best of its kind"

https://avacta.com/alastair-smith-gives-more-detail-on-the-sars-cov-2-elisa-laboratory-test/

I took the values from the respective companies websites as I thought that was a fairer comparison of our test as that's all we have to go on for ours at the moment.

Having done more digging it would appear in "real life" studies they are both a lot worse than thier published values. But until a larger study is performed on AffiDX we can't really compare.

Abbots BinaxNOW seems to follow the innova quality in larger studies:
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)32635-0/fulltext

Sounds like they need some new tests to fill demand for the "fall surge"

https://harvardmagazine.com/2021/04/rapid-tests-approved

Two fda approved kits:
quickvue sars antigen test - 96.7/99.3
Abbots Binax now - 97.1/98.5

Our initial CV- 96.7/100

Not sure why the avacta twiterists weren't all over this
https://twitter.com/bbi_solutions/status/1380508633428070400?s=19

Novarum holds patents in Europe, the US, China, Japan and Russia and we are ISO13485 certified.

That's handy too

Good memory unprecedented! I'd forgotten about that contract.

Was just having a look at BBI an noticed this too. Very useful tech from Avacta's global manufacturing partner

One small point though, you said early last week the RNS was written? Did it get lost in the post?