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Not just using Labskin on Olay products Pantene too. In fact probably on all their products.
https://pantene.com/en-us/cruelty-free
Everywhere else, Pantene tests its products on “swatches” of human hair (imagine ponytails of all different hair types and colors). To guarantee our products are also safe on scalp and skin, we test on “lab skins” that have the same physical properties as natural skin but are created wholly in a lab setting from non-animal materials. Testing on human hair and lab skin helps ensure our products work as intended and are safe to use. We also research our products with thousands of people around the world to ensure they really work and are gentle for daily use.
P&G brands.
PANTENE
HERBAL ESSENCES
HEAD & SHOULDERS
AUSSIE
OLAY
SECRET
FIRST AID BEAUTY
IVORY
NATIVE
SNOWBERRY
REJOICE
SK-II
SAFEGUARD
OLD SPICE
ALWAYS
TAMPAX
BRAUN
GILLETTE

You're so right. Wouldn't it be great to have a BT breathalyser in the house to test for numerous conditions, say once a month, at £4 a shot. Covid has all the attention atm but the MicrotoxBT will be here to stay.

Everyone contributes in different ways to this bb. Chesh brings excitement when there is sp action amongst other things. He isn't a trader like one of his critics today. He holds and believes, good enough for me. keep it up bud.

Haha, I don't care Chesh. Gerard gives better detail, will make investors money and you know it's factual info not guess work and hope like most of my posts. Curios if Skin Trust will eventually be used for topical medication and not just cosmetic potions. That would free up the dermatology wards.

Thanks for the reply Gerard. I know this has been compared to Ancestry.com as in how it will work but I believe Skin trust will be of more interest to folks. Tracking your ancestry might be interesting but of no real use. Knowing which products to use and avoid through your lifetime is of use to every human being on the planet. And for only £50. Confident Skin trust will be much bigger than them in the future.

As of November 2018, the company claimed to provide access to approximately 10 billion historical records, to have 3 million paying subscribers, and to have sold 18 million DNA kits to customers.[4] On August 6, 2020, The Blackstone Group announced plans to acquire the company in a deal valued at $4.7 billion

Trust Skin will be their biggest earner come 2022 IMO. Just googled the companies offering( I won't say similar services) cosmetics suggestion. The competition is an absolute joke, Ebay wouldn't have them. https://twitter.com/gjbrandon/status/1338792530746482689?s=20.
Up to $200 for a questionnaire diagnosis.
http://skinshift.com/?utm_source=dnatestingchoice From $289
https://luxuori.com/geneu-is-the-worlds-first-in-store-dna-test-for-personalised-and-genuinely-beautiful-skincare/ $200 and they mix you a serum that I guess you have no option but to buy off them.
The potential income from this alone warrants the Mcap to be at least treble.

Their methods are problematic and after reading it believe we have all the solutions! We'll have the data from the field trials for all to see shortly.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346631218_Wastewater_COVID-19_monitoring_in_the_UK_summary_for_SAGE_-_19_November_2020

Can't find any accuracy results. Clinical trial started in August yet no results declared.
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04497610

Even their website promotes everything but.

https://www.tera.group/biosafety/

This just proves to me it's the best solution. Like vaccines there isn't a monopoly on them.

Beat me to it Robert. Come out of the blue this one. Wonder what stage of testing they're at? Nothing to say they're going to use them, just mentioned on cruise ship forum.

Not us, Vilkand Solutions.

https://vikand.com/breathalyzer-test/

Don't want to get too excited too soon but to quote.

"Apparently, the "unit" that analyses the sample can do 100 per hour, but you can use more than one "breathalyzer" unit to collect samples. It is not like a typical breathalyzer, in that the collection and analyzing functions are different units. "

Multi-unit COVID-19 breathalyzer system can screen 1,000 cruisers in an hour

The Link on there doesn't work. No mention of the company involved as far as I can see.
https://boards.cruisecritic.co.uk/topic/2766532-covid-19-breathalyzer-1000-tests-per-hour/

This Carnival forum quotes $5 a test.

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2766535-covid-breathalyzer-system-can-screen-1000-cruisers-an-hour-article/

A real buzz around DV at the mo, some big aim investors seeing what's coming. TW isn't shorting, he's following the trend and buying. Posting fake news lowered the price (he's not daft enough to make such a big accounting error) . I'd wish him luck but sadly some of his followers would have fallen for it and be losing whilst he's now making. If it looks like he was wrong on this and a few others what does he care, nobody has a 100% success rate. His bank account is rising in the background whilst a few subscribers will lose out. Probably become a turncoat and see the light when he fancies cashing out.

Happy New Year everyone.
"Lithium Miners News For The Month Of December 2020" article. Highlights include:

EU to be self-sufficient in EV batteries by 2025
The EU will need about 60 times more lithium and 15 times more cobalt for EV batteries and energy storage by 2050, analysts estimate.
Posco looks to expand its battery-related businesses.
Forbes - Looming lithium shortage a major catalyst for mining companies.
Indonesia says China's CATL plans to invest $5 billion in lithium battery plant.... in Indonesia....production planned to start by 2024.
The Korea Times reports that LG is going to supply a new NCMA battery cell to Tesla, it could be used for Model Y produced in China.
BNEF says average Li-ion battery prices are $137 per kilowatt-hour in 2020. Benchmark quotes 2020 "large contract automotive" average at US$110/kWh.
Bloomberg - Batteries for electric cars speed toward a tipping point. EV/ICE parity now forecast to be reached in 2023.

Maybe just me Bottmzup but that link takes me to Jimmy Carr.

"There's a sexual innuendo competition. I'm going to enter my sister"

Lizzie Murphy - Business Reporter (2021 pick DeepVerge)This year, I’m taking a punt on DeepVerge, formerly known as Integumen. A small business with a £4m turnover, which is headquartered in York.

The core LabSkin business uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology for testing cosmetics and skincare products. However, the firm has tweaked the technology to test waste water for coronavirus, setting the company down an exciting new path. In October, the company changed its name to DeepVerge to reflect an expanded focus beyond skin. The company has changed dramatically in the last two years since the arrival of chief executive Gerry Brandon, a business turnaround specialist.
He has a five-year plan to grow and sell the business. So, although it is currently making a loss, if plans come to fruition it could be one to watch in 2021.
https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/here-are-companies-yorkshire-post-business-desk-say-are-ripe-investors-2021-3082707

Happy New Year everyone.

We live and learn mate. This would cost me £11 to sell. It's good to see in my portfolio as it reminds as to what can happen. Can you believe I was up 100% at one point. Thankfully I was just testing the water back then. Good luck.

Not the sp, the value of my holding. took a punt when this was MYN. I do laugh.

Just describe the service and ask them yourself bud if you're sceptical. I for one will be buying it as many others on here have vowed to do.
Just a suggestion Gerard, that you may have already considered it, but why not charge a subscription for updates on new suitable products as they come to market? Oh and a shareholder perk of lets say 50% off the service :)