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From: Felix1	9/1/2006 9:37:55 PM
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MARYLAND. Tech firm (CDEX-INC.)goes after meth users Baltimore Business Journal - 2:32 PM EDT Friday by Neil Adler Technology firm Cdex could be partnering up with the Missouri State Highway Patrol to go after drug offenders. The Rockville-based company says it has gotten the go-ahead to begin a pilot test and field evaluation program. Cdex will provide three of its illicit drug detector prototypes for evaluation by the Missouri patrol. The products will be evaluated for their effectiveness in detecting trace amounts of methamphetamine, a commonly used stimulant. Cdex says it expects the pilot program to conclude by the end of 2006. The company (OTCBB: CEXI) is focused on developing and marketing products using chemical detection and validation technologies. Cdex is devoting its resources to two areas: quality assurance and the identification of harmful substances. washington.bizjournals.com Cdex goes after meth users Washington Business Journal - 1:37 PM EDT Friday by Neil Adler Technology firm Cdex could be partnering up with the Missouri State Highway Patrol to go after drug offenders. The Rockville-based company says it has gotten the go-ahead to begin a pilot test and field evaluation program. Cdex will provide three of its illicit drug detector prototypes for evaluation by the Missouri patrol. The products will be evaluated for their effectiveness in detecting trace amounts of methamphetamine, a commonly used stimulant. Cdex says it expects the pilot program to conclude by the end of 2006. The company (OTCBB: CEXI) is focused on developing and marketing products using chemical detection and validation technologies. Cdex is devoting its resources to two areas: quality assurance and the identification of harmful substances.

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