William,I know I said I'd vanish from here,but just wanted clarify a point.RNO's ASPIRE for severe sleep apnea will be used as an adjunct therapy with a splint or cpap mask(the companies words).Now, if your using one of these and there working,why would someone go and pay nearly a dollar a day to buy another product?I just cant see the point.Now their INPEAP product trials for mild to moderate apnea are happening this year,so they may turn out a winner.The majority of sleep apnea is mild to moderate,so if the trials are successful,this will be a real breakthtrough for the company.I'll tell you right now,if anyone suffering mild to moderate can replace their cpap mask or splint with a mute like product they will,providing their willing to keep paying for a product constantly .One would like to think,the company could make something in this area,which doesnt need to be purchased constantly,as it may deter some people who cant afford it.The people who can afford will buy it.Also if they can get medicare or health insurance companies to pay some costs,that would be massive.Also,their drug delivery system is something that could really lift the company. William,I'm usually a man of my word,so sorry I've posted again,but if you have ntworked it out,I'm very passionate about this area.I'm only here to discuss possibilities,and not deter people from buying.I'm even changing my sentiment to hold for now.If the INPEAP trials are a success,and sleep specialists start recommending it then all bets are off,and it will be a buy.I realise the price may be higher by then.Sorry once again.
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