We probably shouldn't gloss over the fact that this is their...

We probably shouldn't gloss over the fact that this is their largest quarterly customer receipts...by a long way (at least based on the last two years):

The table above has some fairly simplistic assumptions. I've excluded all rebates and incentives from the CFO (Cash Flow from Operations) to get a more accurate view on PIQ's ability to generate cash. Adding back the R&D spend should hopefully get a view of the analytical business unit + any PromarkerD revenue. This is not perfect because it's reliant on cost allocation. However, it tells an important story about how significant this quarter just gone was...but to your point@Eqz, it would be great to know what the revenue split was...