ELLUME news, page-130

Interesting at the end of the article it is stated

Currently, Ellume is selling the test at a handful of CVS stores, but plans to make it available more broadly across the U.S. by late May.That said, at its current price of about $40, the test won’t likely work as a routine screening tool. At that price, it could work for occasional uses, such as testing before travel, but would be too costly for daily testing or for most families, experts said.

I'm wondering if there is the possibility of Anteotech's Eugeni reader being snapped up by pharmacies, and offering single use tests to consumers? Just a thought!