I suspect that the few large companies have tested Edencrete thoroughly have found the results are not consistently repeatable. Mixing very low concentrations of a product into a very large volume of bulk material is notoriously difficult.
Adding minute quantities of (tangled) hydrophobic nano-fibres in the tail water of a cement truck is the stuff of nightmares. [You can't have EDE staff hovering over every pour to make sure things are done properly.]
The defamation laws are designed to protect tiny (family) businesses from malicious gossip eg the local butcher puts dead rats and sawdust in his sausages. They are not designed to shut down discussion about public companies.
Concrete is a mixture of water, solids varying in size by several orders of magnitude and other chemicals. Even under laboratory test conditions there are so many variables that a standard deviation of ~20% is expected. You simply can't claim that adding a trace of Edencrete has any measurable benefits.
EDE Price at posting:
2.7¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
