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Originally posted by lilpennypincher:
Where?

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good idea but bad investment imo.

is this the big box you reach into that puts gloves on for you? if so, then i say its a no go.

Stephen F. Owens, president of American Fire Retardant Corp., said, "Responding to suggestions from groups who had seen the original model demonstrated, the GloveBox was redesigned to make it portable. So the new, portable GloveBox will be completed and ready for a public demonstration at the research center in San Diego and is located at 6156 Mission Gorge Road. As I said in earlier press releases, we feel the successful demonstrations done earlier and this demonstration will show that the GloveBox will have a strong demand in the medical field and other related fields that require sterile environments."

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Originally posted by billy3ci:
if that's the "glovebox" i am thinking of then i think its a good idea that very few will buy. too costly and no hospital/clinic will buy these in bulk. too expensive and there are other means of infection control measures out there we learn in medicine that cost nothing!!!

good idea but bad investment imo.

is this the big box you reach into that puts gloves on for you? if so, then i say its a no go.

my 2 cents

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Thanks!!

jim

working toward mu goal of 50m shares. long at 38m shares.

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Originally posted by Javafresh:
Billy just wondering if you have seen this in person or in a picture, and if so where? You also said they were too expensive, where did get your pricing on this? If you could please post where you got your information from.

Thanks!!

jim

[This message has been edited by Javafresh (edited February 17, 2004).]

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i saw a site that showed it and it looked big...not huge, bigger than a simple box of gloves we use in the ER or in patient's rooms. i believe the cost was like $4,000 (but i am not 100% correct on this or if this was bulk or unit cost).

the fact is, being a healthcare provider myself we generally try to practice sterile technique as much as possible but in reality we just tend to grab gloves and go.

like i said, this is a great idea!!! however, in reality, i don't see hospitals paying for this. hospitals are all about the bottom line. moreover, if 100% sterile technique is desired, its usually done in the OR or sterile gloves are used (like for suturing) and you put them on in a particular way that goes against touching parts of the gloves...we learn this early.

my 2 cents again

uncle milty

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Originally posted by waterwitch:
I don't understand how AFRR can have the volume it does and not change price.

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Originally posted by old mullet:
it actually had a range of about 15% today. i have noticed lots of trading done in huge lots and preceedes by 5000 share signals. look at the time and sales and tell me what you think. i have been trying to figure this out, but a sharp spreadsheet person might find some clues. afrr might be one to watch with the naked short rules changing on 2-20

uncle milty

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I'm trying to get the intraday time and quotes for AFRR 2/17/2004 but it is not available at f r e e r e a l t i m e . com

If I get them, I'll try to find the 5000 pattern.

Regards,

J

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Originally posted by old mullet:
it actually had a range of about 15% today. i have noticed lots of trading done in huge lots and preceedes by 5000 share signals. look at the time and sales and tell me what you think. i have been trying to figure this out, but a sharp spreadsheet person might find some clues. afrr might be one to watch with the naked short rules changing on 2-20

uncle milty

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Originally posted by SummertimeBug:
When I asked about competition -- he said nobody else had a product like this.

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Spoke with Jim Wheeler at corporate. Said demo of GolveBox went very well. Product will be ready for mass production in approximately 90 days. Audience consisted of reps from Asia -- Philippines, Singapore, China. They "all wanted to place orders -- but we won't take any until it ready"

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Originally posted by Upside:
That statement does not make any business sense. How does a company determine production schedules, labor force requirements, raw material needs, stocking levels, etc.? By taking advance orders for a product, building a backlog of orders, working off of that backlog and adding more orders to it, thereby determining future needs. It's that simple. So, what exactly is Mr. Wheeler saying? They're going to engineer, prototype, demonstrate, and be within 90 days of a finished, marketable mass produced product but they aren't going to accept any orders yet? Come on! Something is not right here!

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