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I agree with all that you have said in your posts GSW but would further add that if the Mexicans are getting good results in a trial as suggested in the articles posted, it is quite possible that the whole sanctioned DDP program using saliva based testing devices could potentially generate considerable momentum in many other jurisdictions (states) particularly if one considers the "follow the leader" nature and propensity of human beings which of course includes parents and politicians! I am greatly encouraged by the notion and report of "good results". This does have the real potential to create a favourable outcome for SBN. It is and will be a function of time but if the "good results" become the norm to all and sundry and are repeated consistently,we may all be amazed at what eventuates in Mexico. Drug Detection Programs in schools and the workplace is not dissimilar conceptionally to the early phase in the development of a sunrise industry with new methodologies, players, and products/services everywhere you care to look. But once a direction is established and it will be with "consistently good results", those players with the products and services that have the capabilities to both feed and exploit the opportunity (sunrise industry)at the beginning can often find themselves very quickly on an exponential growth curve.

I am sensing this for SBN particularly from such a low base (MC) and remain encouraged by the quality of its suite of products,technology and opportunities.

ciao