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Biotech / Medical
URMD -- Huge market potential
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Emcee:  Tom Wilson Type:  Unmoderated
Uromed is a company that makes a product called the "Reliance Insert".
Similar to a tampon in its use, a small balloon stops urine flow, it is designed to control stress incontinence in women. The market is huge (8.5 million in U.S.A. alone) for this product, it is an under-reported problem in women. The company is already selling the insert in Europe, and is awaiting FDA approval in the U.S. It has been a huge success in Europe, signing marketing deals with large well known European companies.
Clinical studies found that:
The Reliance Insert effectively controlled urine loss in 97% of patients.
Patients responding to a 12-month questionnaire reported positive results... 90% experienced quality of life improvements
97% would strongly recommend the Reliance Insert to another female incontinence sufferer
URMD earlier this month had 2 glowing reports from members of the American Urological Association, when they met in Orlando FL on May 8th.
I bought at 10 late last year, if I had more to invest I would buy more. I think FDA approval is just a matter of time. How about 30+ by the end of the year... what do you think?
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369Hi Jim, happened to catch NBC Nightly News this pm re Mayor Rudolph Giuliani'Ms. Baby Boomer-9/15/2000
368URMD 2nd Qtr. Results Thursday August 3, 8:39 am Eastern Time Press Release UrMs. Baby Boomer-8/5/2000
367 UROMED CORP (URMD) Quarterly Report (SEC Form 10-Q) biz.yahoo.comMs. Baby Boomer-5/19/2000
366 UROMED CORP., posts 1Q loss per share of $0.23 vs. loss of $0.38 biz.yahoo.comMs. Baby Boomer-4/28/2000
365 URMD SEC Form 10-K biz.yahoo.comMs. Baby Boomer-4/2/2000
364 Rarely find anything of interest @ the Yahoo message boards, so I don't venMs. Baby Boomer-3/14/2000
363 144 Sales Updated 3/7 @ Yahoo> biz.yahoo.com >>Well Dako, according Ms. Baby Boomer-3/13/2000
362 Hi Jim, just wondering if the 144 sales that were posted to the thread are 100%Ms. Baby Boomer-3/11/2000
361 If I may quote a portion of an article by Ed Carson, in Investor's BusinessJames W. Bradsh-3/1/2000
360 OK, here they are: FORM 144 FILED AT THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Dako-3/1/2000
359 There are many reasons insiders sell stock. If it were much heavier, and many James W. Bradsh-2/29/2000
358 A director of Uromed since 1991 seems to have a different opinion of the situatDako-2/29/2000
357 Have a feeling that soon a lot of people will get caught with their "shortJames W. Bradsh-2/28/2000
356 Lucky 7 ... retraced to where 2nd leg began. TA support level lookin' goodMs. Baby Boomer-2/28/2000
355 The home site looks good.... much improved over the old site... had not checkedJames W. Bradsh-2/28/2000
354 I agree with you ... it is a thought. Think it's time to dispel the myth oMs. Baby Boomer-2/24/2000
353 I always keep in the back of my mind the possibility of a larger med stock buyiJames W. Bradsh-2/24/2000
352 The initial boost gave URMD a lot of support in this area. Because this stock Ms. Baby Boomer-2/23/2000
351 Maria Another bit of good news would cause all of the shorts to run for cover aJames W. Bradsh-2/23/2000
350 I'm guessing you got your info from a financial website, and in most cases Ms. Baby Boomer-2/20/2000
349 To all: Does anyone have an idea that you are willing to share about the volumrll-2/19/2000
348 As they say, to each his own. BTW, TheStreet.com ... ya know Cramer's crewMs. Baby Boomer-2/18/2000
347 Yes, CNBC seems to like manipulating markets. I think Kernan gets a kick out oStreet Hawk-2/18/2000
346 <averaging up?> Ok, if that works for you. Usually, one averages down. Ms. Baby Boomer-2/18/2000
345 I actually don't mind Kernan driving these things up It allows me to averaStreet Hawk-2/17/2000
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