I was merely addressing your wife's assertion that "women would...

I was merely addressing your wife's assertion that "women would not be bothered with the time, cost, motivation or effort', and Baanya's statement that women "simply don’t want to insert an electronic device into themselves". Those assumptions have clearly been disproven time and time again, and the number of devices and gadgets on the market supports the fact that women will and do use these types of devices to improve their health outcomes.

As for the reasons why Analytica has not had more sales, you can research that for yourself. Spending nothing on marketing and advertising over the past few year and concentrating on R&D to build best in class would probably be a contributing factor. It's up to you to draw your own conclusions however.