Revenues Expected to Increase in 2019 With these
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With these new revenue streams available in 2019 and the bulk of our R&D completed we expect to have significant improvement to both our revenue and bottom line in 2019. We expect deliveries to resume and sales to improve for the CannaDx in 2Q19 with new revenue streams from our MyDx360 Service and EcoSmartPen to follow.
MyDx EcoSmartPen
Significant resources have been deployed towards the development of the EcoSmartPen which is near completion and we expect to deploy on a limited basis as early as this summer. We are looking forward to rolling out the EcoSmartPen beginning here in California and growing throughout the country from there. Once again, each device used will only add to our ever growing database of user experience data. We have begun conversations with multiple nationwide Cannabis brands who are interested in partnering with MyDx and the EcoSmartPenTM to deploy within their existing sales channels. We look forward to completing these contracts and announcing the first of these once our pen has been completed and manufactured at a scale and is ready for deployment with our partners’ approval.
MYDX RECRUITS MR. CANNABIS GROUP TO OPERATE COMPANY,
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/20...MPANY.html
How's this picture http://sharc-research.org/2018/10/16/sharc-st...lot-study/ showing a STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA holding a CannaDx tester with the quote of
'We are excited to share that student Andrew Fiore will be pursuing the use of the CannaDx sensor in a limited pilot study to evaluate the interest of marijuana analyzers in research participants!
This project highlights SHARC’s leading research that works to answer pressing questions about marijuana use. We are excited to see to follow Andrew’s progress.
The use of this device should not be viewed as an endorsement or validation of the CannaDx sensor by SHARC or the University of Florida'
But I guess non believers could say thats not a real person or not a real CannaDx tester in his hand. Alleged Very FUNNY....
SAN DIEGO, CA, Sept. 28, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE - MyDx, Inc. (OTC: MYDX), a leader in science based cannabis health technologies, is proud to announce that the University of Florida will be using our flagship product, the CannaDx Analyzer, in the largest prospective study to date focused on the health effects of marijuana in people living with HIV.
“With this study, we are taking an additional step in solidifying our position as a leader in science based cannabis health technologies. The CannaDx Analyzer is expected to be used in a large pre-clinical long term cannabis study that will track patient data,” stated Daniel Yazbeck, CEO of MyDx. “The science of cannabis is still in its infancy. Studies like these, conducted by reputable institutions like the University of Florida, and supported by MyDx, are paving the way for the future of cannabis science in this country.”
We first entered communications with the University of Florida back in December of 2017. After reviewing the CannaDx Analyzer’s specifications, abilities, and corresponding software application, we are happy to announce that our platform was the one selected for the study.
This is intended to be a long-term study to be conducted over the course of up to 5 years that has the potential to produce valuable data which could contribute to the future possibilities of cannabis being used as a real medicine.
Marijuana and Potential Long-term Effects Study Goals
The overarching goals of this study are to obtain evidence regarding the influence of marijuana on major health outcomes and behavior in persons living with HIV in order to help guide clinical recommendations and identify risk factors for consequences. The research team is especially interested in the relationship of marijuana to novel aspects of cognitive function (e.g. motivation, intention, planning) and to systemic inflammation.
The study will enroll 480 total participants, including 360 marijuana users and 120 non-users. Participants will be asked to complete a baseline visit, with yearly follow-up visits for up to five years.
During a visit, participants will be asked to:
Give a small blood sample
Give a small urine sample
Complete a 45-minute survey about their marijuana, alcohol, and drug use, sexual activity, pain levels, and mood
Complete approximately 2 hours of thinking and memory tasks on paper and on an iPad
The study would like to ask the participants to analyze the marijuana product that they consume using the MyDx device. This will be done by allowing participants to take the device home with a study phone that has the app on it to do a one-time test of their marijuana product. They will also enter some information in the app associated with their marijuana use (e.g., ailments trying to relieve, side effects).
The findings will inform HIV treatment providers and patients who are considering marijuana to manage HIV-related symptoms or the HIV disease itself, and will identify patterns of marijuana use that are most strongly associated with the incidence of substance use disorders.
The application of the MyDx analyzer in this study further solidifies our positioning of the company for a future exit