I agree...SFOR needs to have the product sold. I'm sure SFOR and its distributors have to "create the need" during a lot of their sales presentations. One way to do that, is to show the weaknesses of competing products. However, some companies care a lot about being the most compliant they possibly can be, and that is where SFOR's products will be sold (easiest). Sales, sales, sales...that is what we all have been waiting for and want to see. McDonalds sells a ton of hamburgers and is far from the best tasting or best quality, Zoom is the "McDonalds" but SFOR truly has a better product...they just need to sell the heck out of it and get a portion of the market. It is still a new product...I'll be curious to see how well they sell it this year. Kay even said first quarter won't be stellar (my own words), but traction will come thereafter.