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Thanks. But if S(+) ketamine has been commercially available, even if only illegally, it's not patentable.
by mirimir 8y ago
Thanks.
But if S(+) ketamine has been commercially available, even if only illegally, it's not patentable.
- AstralStorm 8y agoNot quite, the specific purification process may or may not be patentable.
- mirimir 8y agoTrue. Process patent. But those are harder to defend in litigation, as I recall.