Right. This is all for the Prizma, you have another device called the Patch, tell us what that is.
The Patch is, in a way, a patch as it sounds that you put on your chest. This will provide you with a six-channel ECG, respiration, body positioning, location. Furthermore, it will provide you with oxygen saturation and body temperature with a [unique lens] that looks like a hearing aid with the gateway that is on your wrist and blood pressure. All this will be provided to the doctor free and they would pay us a service fee. Basically, the patch has three approaches from a professional as well as a commercial approach. One is pre-hospitalisation, where the physician would put on the patient, a Patch, because the patient complains of some type of palpitation, dizziness or other symptoms. We will monitor the patient for 14 to 30 days and the reimbursement so far in the US is between $320 to $1,000 for 14 days up to 30 days.
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