Answers to each of your questions are as follows...........Q =...

Answers to each of your questions are as follows...........


Q = So that implies that for animals you can inject them with another animals stored product (ie the frozen vial)????

A = Yes. (also look to Osiris - Prochymal on the human side)



Q = If that is the case why wouldn't MLA do the same thing????

A = It is quite a specialised skill to be able to produce the cells and freeze them down. There are also a number of patents, and trade knowledge on how to actually do it in practice, including shipping. This would actually be a new area for MLA - whose core skill set is in design and engineering of medical equipment.

Q = It seems logical that would be easy to build up a large supply quite quickly. Also, once a vet owns a kit, isn't it just a case then get a one off 'ink cartridge' for each operation (a revenue source for MLA)????

A = That is the aim, however a 4 hour operation that ties up staff in the vet for MLA's product creates hurdles at the vet. The vets that use the MLA product only use it "on occasion" due to these hurdles.



Q = Do we know the cost differential of the 'cartridge' vs the vial? or more importantly the margin????

A = The vials cost Regeneus nothing as it’s donor fat or which they make a small donation to the guide dog association