from the people in the know

this is part of another persons post on another stock where ksx was mentioned. it just shows how much difficulty will be encountered selling this product. proberably explains the lake of distribtors

as a GP I would never ever bother with a "wheezometer"; I will just listen to the patient and listen to their chest. Maybe do a peak flow or spirometry; 50-100 year old technologies. There is no need for anything more. You treat according to symptoms. Better treatments would be useful, but no doctor I know is crying out for a "wheezometer". The worst asthma has no wheeze anyway, and there is also cough variant asthma which has no wheeze. Even in ICU, if a patient is unconscious from asthma/coad then they will be tubed with monitoring devices on them looked after 24/7 by a dedicated nurse.