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Biotech / Medical : URMD -- Huge market potential

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To: Michael G. Potter who wrote (36)3/19/1997 12:35:00 AM
From: Stratajema   of 369
 
Michael. I think the most important point you mentioned is the issue of cost reimbursement under insurance policies and Medicare. And of course this issue also faces Rochester Medical. Without reimbursement I feel the ramp-up in demand could prove to be slow.

One of the questions I have for Uromed is why are they waiting until next year to begin marketing the patch product that they recently acquired for $30MM. After paying a large sum for that FDA approved product I would think there would be more urgency to get the product manufactured. What ever the reasoning, it is a dangerous move on the part of management to wait and even more dangerous if they were willing to purchase the rights to the patch and not have the ability to generate revenue from it for over a year and half. Some have speculated that Uromed made the purchase to have control over a competing product. However, this strategy is dangerous IMHO. Perhaps you could pose this question again to Uromed to see if their story has changed.

As a follow-up to my earlier post, I wanted to clarify that Uromed's Reliance product is also latex-free. The mainstream consumer is slowly learning why this designation is so important.

Regards,
David
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