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How far would the YCF get you? From you comments, it sounds like your immediate areas to look into are: - Options for getting FDA approval - Licensing vs sel
by timv 11y ago
How far would the YCF get you?
From you comments, it sounds like your immediate areas to look into are:
- Options for getting FDA approval
- Licensing vs self-Manufacturing
- Determine whether catheters are the right launch product
- Getting your ducks in a row so that you can do some sort of deal that gives you enough money to execute on the above (that is, start an FDA trial, build up a manufacturing capability, etc as needed)
Does $20k and 8 weeks get you to that point? Or are you planning to use the YCF time to tackle a different set of problems?
Or, to phrase it differently: Why is YFC the right next step for you?
Note: I like what you guys are doing, and I really like that answers you've provided so far. I'm mostly just asking questions to help you flesh out/present your ideas clearly.
- jonwachob91 11y agoOur immediate area to look at is do we have a business or a license? And what is the best product for us to invest in? A catheter may be the easiest, but funding may be more readily available for heart valves or stents. That being said, we'd like to spend at least half the money on additional testing. Primarily how the structure size and pattern effect adhesion. Pillars w/ points vs pillars with flat tops, or any other geometry? 600nm vs 60nm? Whats the optimum gap spacing? And after all that how do the same tests we've already performed compare?