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Hi coppertop,

"I take supplements and it turns my urine so fluro' - it positively glows in the dark - so I never miss the the toilet - even with the light off! It's that bad. But if we were able to get our vitamins and minerals in measured dosages via a patch - from trace elements to vitamin C - we'd get the right amount, and there'd be less strain on the kidneys processing all that waste. Of course the down side is - I wouldn't be able to pee in the dark."

I believe the company have the precise measured dosage issue resolved already, coppertop, but as you highlight, if any of our current partnership programs are focused on enhancing the delivery of vitamins and minerals, you may indeed be raising a valid point which Jeff and the team may have overlooked.

Not only may enhancing the delivery of vitamins and minerals with OBJ's technology for the male species potentially neglect ones ability to "pee in the dark" but this also raises the issue of increasing energy consumption in ones own household.

Not surprisingly there is a discrepancy between various government sites reporting the cost of running one 42W halogen light bulb at a cost of between $0.01c, $0.04c and $0.08c per hour, so using the median value provided through these distorted sources, calculating 1 minute of energy consumption to run one light bulb per day @ a cost of $0.04c per hour x 365 days = $0.24c per year.

Whilst "disruptive innovation" (no pun intended) may indeed come at an increased cost to energy consumption of $0.24c per male species per household pa, if we calculate the entire global male population at approx 3.5 billion x $0.24c = $840m dollars pa, we may have a reasonable case to take to the board for seeking further expertise, perhaps in the field of reverse-phase high performance liquid chromatographic (HPLC) assays, as used in photodynamic therapy - The advantages of adding a placebo effect to contain energy consumption...

If only the entire male population on earth were taking daily vitamin and minerals supplements, this red wine infused idea probably wouldn't sound so crazy ;)