Re: RTL - Ritract Limited
Today i will ring both companies and find out some finer details and see if i cant get them arguing their cases. This has got to be easier than scrolling thru the last 5 years of ann!
Sorry i think i have made an assumption about uni being only a prefilled syringe! However i cant find anywhere that says its type of syringe can be used for fluid extraction. I will get to the bottom of this and a few other points as each company has made contradictory points reguarding their syringes
However the point over retraction as best i can tell at this stage
uni - is an involuntary retraction automatically engaged when plunger is pushed.
rtl - is a voluntary retraction user activated.
- both are offering size range 1, 3 and 5ml and interchangeable needle sizes.
I will get back to you on these points!chops_a_must said:I have read it, and I appreciate the effort. However, I have a few corrections.
I see nowhere where it says the entire range of UNI needles are pre-filled. The syringe that is available for distribution, as of now, can be used for insulin injections. Because of this, they can't be pre-filled. But yes, the pre-filled needles are their target market.
The UNI needle's retraction is fully controlled by the user.
If RTL have had approval for so long, how come they aren't already selling the product? UNI have their syringes ready for sale now. They have a deal in Canada, which is the biggest market for this stuff, and have GUARANTEED sales there.
I will probably end up owning both of these stocks, but at the moment, UNI is ready to go to market with its main product now. I guess the long wait for the RTL sales is the real drag.
I will be keeping an eye on this stock however. Because whoever wins the race, the earnings potential of both companies are absolutely massive.
Sorry for the late reply... stupid clients. Lol!
Today i will ring both companies and find out some finer details and see if i cant get them arguing their cases. This has got to be easier than scrolling thru the last 5 years of ann!
Sorry i think i have made an assumption about uni being only a prefilled syringe! However i cant find anywhere that says its type of syringe can be used for fluid extraction. I will get to the bottom of this and a few other points as each company has made contradictory points reguarding their syringes
However the point over retraction as best i can tell at this stage
uni - is an involuntary retraction automatically engaged when plunger is pushed.
rtl - is a voluntary retraction user activated.
- both are offering size range 1, 3 and 5ml and interchangeable needle sizes.