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To: brent gephart who wrote (26267)12/11/1998 11:24:00 AM
From: DavidCG  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 119973
 
Brent, CRII makes the ONLY FDA APPROVED personal laser on the market.

Period.

This laser (called the lasette) replaces the steel lancet for diabetics TODAY. That's right, here in the USA, and received European
Mark for approval in other countries.

I looked at your JMAR site and did not see any "laser knife".

Furthermore, if they do have such a device, it took CRII 2 years of clinical testing to get to this stage whereby the FDA approved it for
personal use.

You can't do anything but look at a medical device if the FDA doesn't approve it. If it can't be sold, its worthless.

If JMAR ever decides to start such a FDA clinical study, maybe I'll worry in 2002. Of course by then, CRII will have an even smaller and cheaper unit on the market and be miles ahead of JMAR in market share.

If you can't compete for at least 2 years... JMAR is, in effect, no compeititon.

So again, I reiterate. CRII has NO COMPETITION in this market.

And the market is 100 million Diabetics world wide.

If 99.5% of the world diabetic population ignores this product..

It would be a $500 million to $1 Billion dollar market for a stock
with a market cap of $15 million.

A Steal?

I think so.

And other investors think so today as well.

Currently up .30 more since I last posted. At $3.25

And if you don't like CRII, CHMD markets this device for CRII, and has great financials.

Did I mention CRII has 5 mil shares OS, and a 3 mil float too?

I am hoping for $5 and beyond...and I see no reason why this could not be a $10 stock.

-DavidCG