Holy Cow, the CEO looks to be PO'd
TB test Kits for use in Third World Gates Foundation Project
NanoLogix is pleased to elaborate further on an item of note from last month's announcement regarding shipment of TB Diagnostic kits to a Third World Research Project. The Company has sold and shipped their TB Diagnostic test kits for use on a Third World research project funded by the National Institutes of Health, (NIH) the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, with other funding from foreign Government agencies.
Three reasons exist for this announcement. The first is to inform the public that whenever we released previous news where we were either named as being associated in research and development by an entity such as the US EPA or the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, or were cited in a research paper dealing with our technology by Battelle Biomedical Research Center in Ohio, those entities were all harassed by persons claiming to be NanoLogix shareholders who demanded to know the nature of the business relationships between the entities and NanoLogix and who asked for insider information regarding the status of the ongoing research. Those harassing efforts nearly destroyed the ongoing business relationships NanoLogix was truly privileged to have with those organizations. In this case anyone pursuing the same tact will come up against some very non-receptive forces.
The second is to demonstrate that we at NanoLogix had a goal, and that was to develop and provide to the world, diagnostic and research technologies that are premier and second to none, to create jobs in the rust belt area of northeast Ohio where the mindset of the area is steel mills, auto manufacturing, and low tech service jobs.
The third is to call attention to the facts that we, being a penny stock company, are considered the lowest of the low for investment. We are ignored by brokerages, especially ignored by the local media, and scorned by the investment community in general. Oddly enough, as ignored as we've been, we have still developed customized versions of our new N-Assay modified ELISA rapid bacteria diagnostic for one of the World's largest medical technology companies (under a very strong non-disclosure agreement), worked with the US EPA on developing tests for drinking and source waters, and had our technology presented as the fastest, most accurate and sensitive bacteria diagnostic test in the world. In addition, we've sold large numbers of proprietary packed FlatPacked petri plates in the USA and around the world for use in everything from simple quality control, food processing monitoring, soil testing, cosmetics and personal care products testing, environmental testing for post-flood contamination, water quality analysis, biodefense (we think, but classified), university research, and tens of thousands of users through Amazon and EBay for varied uses.
...and now we've sold TB diagnostics for use on a project funded by whom...?
Our share price and company are under attack by sick manipulators who only hurt dedicated shareholders. We as a company will survive and prosper.
We will expand our facilities as soon as feasible for increased FlatPack and N-Assay production, and are exploring relocating to a different state where we can be considered as bringing a benefit to the area.
TB test Kits for use in Third World Gates Foundation Project
NanoLogix is pleased to elaborate further on an item of note from last month's announcement regarding shipment of TB Diagnostic kits to a Third World Research Project. The Company has sold and shipped their TB Diagnostic test kits for use on a Third World research project funded by the National Institutes of Health, (NIH) the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, with other funding from foreign Government agencies.
Three reasons exist for this announcement. The first is to inform the public that whenever we released previous news where we were either named as being associated in research and development by an entity such as the US EPA or the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, or were cited in a research paper dealing with our technology by Battelle Biomedical Research Center in Ohio, those entities were all harassed by persons claiming to be NanoLogix shareholders who demanded to know the nature of the business relationships between the entities and NanoLogix and who asked for insider information regarding the status of the ongoing research. Those harassing efforts nearly destroyed the ongoing business relationships NanoLogix was truly privileged to have with those organizations. In this case anyone pursuing the same tact will come up against some very non-receptive forces.
The second is to demonstrate that we at NanoLogix had a goal, and that was to develop and provide to the world, diagnostic and research technologies that are premier and second to none, to create jobs in the rust belt area of northeast Ohio where the mindset of the area is steel mills, auto manufacturing, and low tech service jobs.
The third is to call attention to the facts that we, being a penny stock company, are considered the lowest of the low for investment. We are ignored by brokerages, especially ignored by the local media, and scorned by the investment community in general. Oddly enough, as ignored as we've been, we have still developed customized versions of our new N-Assay modified ELISA rapid bacteria diagnostic for one of the World's largest medical technology companies (under a very strong non-disclosure agreement), worked with the US EPA on developing tests for drinking and source waters, and had our technology presented as the fastest, most accurate and sensitive bacteria diagnostic test in the world. In addition, we've sold large numbers of proprietary packed FlatPacked petri plates in the USA and around the world for use in everything from simple quality control, food processing monitoring, soil testing, cosmetics and personal care products testing, environmental testing for post-flood contamination, water quality analysis, biodefense (we think, but classified), university research, and tens of thousands of users through Amazon and EBay for varied uses.
...and now we've sold TB diagnostics for use on a project funded by whom...?
Our share price and company are under attack by sick manipulators who only hurt dedicated shareholders. We as a company will survive and prosper.
We will expand our facilities as soon as feasible for increased FlatPack and N-Assay production, and are exploring relocating to a different state where we can be considered as bringing a benefit to the area.
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