Imagine what's possible - HSV 2, page-86

I get your question kmickel.
There are millions out there with the virus but it is something like 70% asymptomatic. That tells me if it doesn't guarantee a cure or at least eliminate the chance of infecting your partner then how is it much better than the suppressants that are currently available?
If I had herpes and I couldn't see or feel it and the therapeutic vaccine simply increased the chances of being less contagious without guaranteeing that, then the value of the product, as wonderful as it still may be, wouldn't necessarily be a huge hit.
A guarantee is everything IMHO as it gives the infected a freedom they can't have without it, and that would be worth paying good money for.
Dolce Vita you might be right because I don't have great clarity on this but if it is a cure or as good as then the future could be so so fine.