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They are not "risking" the trial because they have the money to get through this trial. The Prurisol trial is relatively simple -- give the people the stuff, measure the lesions, see if they have side effects. It doesn't involve all the really expensive kinds of tests that a Kevetrin trial requires. No X-rays, no MRI's, no expensive lab work. Just visual inspection/measurement, noting of any side effects, and patients' opinions of how their skin feels.
NNVC is a poor comparator. They've been in existence much longer than CTIX and have absolutely nothing to show for it except a laboratory funded on the backs of shareholders. Not a single clinical trial after all these years. CTIX has 5 clinical trials in progress, having spent far less shareholders' money than NNVC did. If I sound bitter it's because I lost money by buying NNVC and have absolutely no faith in that management. Or, for that matter, in their drug platform.

