Histogen HSC Injections in International Waters

[Westonci]

If Histogen is successful with Phase II of its Clinical Trials, cant they provide there services in International Waters soon afterwards or even now?

Safety wouldnt be a concern since there pilot study showed no negative side effects.

If they new they had a product that worked but had to wait 1-3 years to be FDA approved couldnt they rent a boat in the San Diego Area and float out 200 nautical miles out from the shores of California and provide the HSC injections on a boat.

I dont care how much it would cost, im sure that if Histogen would promise such a procedure right now people would be willing to chip in money to buy a $5 million dollar tanker ship with all amenities for such as procedure.

What do you guys thinks?

Here is an example of a a unlicensed hospital in international waters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f497bElgklI

[brentipold]

If Histogen is successful with Phase II of its Clinical Trials, cant they provide there services in International Waters soon afterwards or even now?

Safety wouldnt be a concern since there pilot study showed no negative side effects.

If they new they had a product that worked but had to wait 1-3 years to be FDA approved couldnt they rent a boat in the San Diego Area and float out 200 nautical miles out from the shores of California and provide the HSC injections on a boat.

I dont care how much it would cost, im sure that if Histogen would promise such a procedure right now people would be willing to chip in money to buy a $5 million dollar tanker ship with all amenities for such as procedure.

What do you guys thinks?

Here is an example of a a unlicensed hospital in international waters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f497bElgklI

wishful thinking my frand.

[gmonasco]

What do you guys thinks?

I think "We skirt government regulations by providing injections of unapproved drugs in international waters" is not the kind of publicity any legitimate company wants associated with their name.