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Biotech / Medical : ZILA--test for oral cancer?

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To: Mark Fleming who wrote (53)8/11/1996 4:20:00 PM
From: Julio P. Antelo   of 61
 
No news on OXYCAL.

I'm beginning to think it was just wishful thinking on the part of some zealous ZILA fans. The posts I saw mentioned that it was OXYCAL that came back to the table because they need distribution for their products and since ZILA now controls BDTC that could be one way to increase their distribution channels. Even that seems a little odd since BDTC's sales force calls mainly on dentists and dental practices, perhaps not the best way to market vitamin C. Who knows.

As for the liquidity of ZILA's shares, I am not expecting any adverse effects from any changes the NASDAQ implements. ZILA has been trading roughly 70,000 shares daily even during this period of almost relative "inactivity" prior to the FDA announcement. What could help the stock, though, is listing on the National Market and that shouldn't take long now that the BDTC merge is a done deal. Regards, Julio.
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