Unusual to find a mining stock involved in cryovac transportation so I watched the video. I find the claim they can keep vaccines at sub temperatures for 30 days remarkable. Is there a peer reviewed study on this? At the moment I know UPS is Pfizer's main transport and they use dry ice. Has the company done any cost comparisons? Each Pfizer location requires around 40 pounds of dry ice a day. How would the cost of 30 days of dry ice vs helium look?
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/11/business/vaccine-distribution-coronavirus/index.html
Cryo-Vacc for Vacinnes, page-5
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