Kerry, I will be making merry with my friends tomorrow and will not be able to research this, but I will give you a preliminary evaluation of the statements pretaining to NVID contained in the article.
Firstly, where are the verifiable specifics? What labs? The article makes mentions of "ALL of our initial studies,"--Well???? Where are they? Who are the PHD's and other qualified investigators on their teams? Where's the research? Who developed the magic potion? (Same old haunting questions.) Talk is cheap!!!
Secondly, I am not at all impressed with the vague and generalized statements pretaining to NVID, that are "embedded" in this article. The article seems interesting and convincing at first glance, but the NVID information seems WAY incomplete.
Lastly, where is the patent protection for this wonder product? Why is this article dated March 24th 1997, and yet the product is still named "Microsafe?" I don't beleive everything I hear or read, Kerry--I know better than that, and I am not impressed with this news release. I suggest that Bunte and NVID International "not count their chickens before they are hatched..."
THESE WERE THE ONLY STATEMENTS PRETAINING TO NVID IN THE ARTICLE...
(What do you all make of this?)
"In early October, Florida's NVID International said that it is testing an environmental safe liquid disinfectant, Microsafe F-5A, as a bee protectant. "All of our initial studies give us a very high level of confidence that we will be able to kill the fungi and mites without harming the bees or plants," says NVID President Bob Bunte." |
