First of all I'm very happy I posted because a lot of very good DD, opinions and conversation ensued. I was not born yesterday and I am aware of where that company is coming from. I read the article and looked into it a little bit, not all that much , but a little bit.

Nightln, I could certainly see making your argument but at the end the other side is more compelling. OWC made it very clear that they need to differentiate their products from others. The only way to do that is through R & D and getting those patents. Those patents will make the product very valuable especially after they've gone through clinical studies. Right now the market is full of a lot of stuff but legislation that will eventually step in, which they always do for their own benefit, but the few that will stand are the ones holding a patent. This is New Territory for the whole industry and eventually that industry is going to get very tight and small for many reasons and probably most of all because of the huge amount of money that can be made. Yes, it could help people medically but the bottom line is the $$$ involved. My original point was the hopes that a company that is aligned with the same thinking as OWCP would help us along for their benefit and certainly for ours since we know financially we could use it. I think you should think this way if you truly have an investment in the company and hopefully with a lawsuit being settled, and the tablet going through it study and the cream, which might have been set back, is still a huge thing will all come together and we will start moving forward in a most positive way. I certainly appreciate everyone supposed to straighten that out and throwing in excellent DD and explanations. I hope I have made myself somewhat clear here and I stand by my investment. Good luck to all and have a great weekend!