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Originally posted by kenjikool: ↑

Hi @auscuber. I am usually curious/cautious when people open a new account, but I'll take it as you actually are a new user of HC (posting) I am far from a medical background, but I'm happy to share my thoughts. Doing your own DD is always best. Some good questions, some can't be answered but happy to give you my opinion for what that is worth.

1. Which companies are competing with MEM? Specifically, what companies are going to be directly bumped by MEM's tech? I'm not sure there is another company we are up against currently. I believe that IVF centers use centrifuge to separate the sperm which can cause damage. There is a method called Swim up method mentioned in MEM documents but here is an abstract from the review of this method. "The Dr. Wangs Tube offers a new modified swim-up technique for sperm preparation and is able to produce a high quality, nearly sterile sperm sample. Because of the technical deficiency of the system, the high purchase and running costs and the very small output (sperm sample volume, number of spermatozoans) the Dr. Wangs Tube is not be recommended for the reproductive medicine in its present shape." But looking through all this, a good question is can they use TheEricsson method to sort male and female. So do the males come through the membrane faster? Good question for Alison I think?

2. What would be a realistic market cap for MEM (in view of current market leaders)? follow the links here Post #:44430450 and it gives you an idea. But we now believe they may be charging between $120-$200 per cycle, which seems pretty exciting.
3. I understand there is no commercially available product and we don't know price points etc...any thoughts on whether it is going to be not only a more efficacious option but also cheaper? The time it takes to separate currently is around 30 minutes. http://www.irvinesci.com/uploads/technical-documentations/001771_Sperm_Separation_Protocol_Rev00.pdfThe Felix process takes less than five minutes, compared with 30 to 40 minutes for the lab techniques.The Felix process takes less than five minutes, compared with 30 to 40 minutes for the lab techniques.I would imagine as the Felix device is automated and the other method is heavily relies on staff just this will reduce costs heavily.

4. There is mention on MEM's website about working with Minitüb GmbH, to develop applications in the animal artificial reproduction market. Any news about how development is going in this area? The current device cannot do livestock as it cannot cope with the amount of sperm. They are currently re-engineering it to do livestock sperm. See https://www.*********.com.au/2020/06/29/memphasys-ltd-*********-hidden-gems-webinar-presentation/

5. Finally, this may be a stupid question, I cant seem to find any head to head trials demonstrating at least non-inferiority - have any been performed and formally published? No idea.

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I am quite excited about MEM; I completely agree it is disruptive tech with impressive upside potential.
I eagerly await further announcements + product launch

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