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So it's been more than 6 months since Aderans has issued any sort of update, which is the longest gap in communication since early 2009.
I really wish they'd say something about their clinical trial results/updated commercialization timeline (if they're still planning to commercialize). I know I'm reading WAY too much into this, but I hope this isn't a bad sign... this wait is killing me!
Sorry, just venting. It's been a bad week.Comment
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In my personal opinion, Aderans is a waste of time. I definitely would not consider waiting around on them. They are FAR from finished. Realistically 2018. I used to research them then I realized how much more they have to do and how shady of a company aderans is. Its a lot of money raising and little progress. Seems like a money making scheme. Just my opinion though.
Aderans:"Acquiring Hair Club is an important step in our previously announced strategic shift away from focusing on business reorganization to emphasizing global revenue and profit expansion.”Comment
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Possible release? They stated 2014 as a release date back in 2010, but I'm not too sure, if everything goes to plan we're probably realistically looking at a late 2015/early 2016 release.Comment
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They have already invested nearly $100 million?
~55 people in a 27,000-square-foot building?
What the hell have they done more than 10 years?
In the past, I really had high hopes for the Aderans guys, but the more I read about their science/knowledge in all their papers and patents during the past 3 years, I sometimes got the feeling that they still work completely in the dark.Comment
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From all the companies involved in HM, they already have the infrastructure to commercialize a product as soon as possible with the biggest profit. The only thing they lack is a product that worksComment
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Funds would not be a problem if they had a product worth of moving to phase 3
From all the companies involved in HM, they already have the infrastructure to commercialize a product as soon as possible with the biggest profit. The only thing they lack is a product that worksComment
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They are the only ones that have shown a cosmetically relevant result
Super close up pictures are great for graphics and the scientific side, but the bottom line is that, everyone wants to know how our scalp is going to look to a complete stranger some feets away.Comment
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Yesterday, the Manhattan Institute released a study I authored, entitled “Stifling New Cures: The True Cost of Lengthy Clinical Drug Trials.” (You can read the full report here.) The paper discusses how outdated FDA policies are making drug development too expensive and too risky. In this excerpt, I detail why late-stage Phase III trials account for 90 percent of the cost of clinical trials in drug development, in fields like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.Comment
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Not so. Phase 3 testing alone eats up 90% of the costs of conducting clinical trials:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/aroy/201...-in-phase-iii/
If it was any other company, I would agree, as they would need to talk to potential partners or just sell the product to a bigger company, but I'm pretty sure Bosley wants all the profits for themselves, which is bad news for potential customers if whatever Aderans is testing really worksComment
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I've no idea if and when Aderans will get to market, but I tend not to take anything Ken Washenik (their MD I think) says too seriously. I remember seeing a video in early 2008 of him proclaiming that hair multiplication could be with is in late 2009 / early 2010. I thought it was BS at the time, and therefore I've no reason to have much confidence in a possible solution (at least from Aderans) of being available in 2 or 3 years.Comment
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