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> But you can trace all of that after the fact. No, you can't. You clearly don't understand the subject. The most you might be able to do is say "Hmmm, we ar
by robomartin 7y ago
> But you can trace all of that after the fact.
No, you can't. You clearly don't understand the subject.
The most you might be able to do is say "Hmmm, we are getting three times more false positives". By that time you will have wasted a ton of time, overwhelmed hospitals with people who did not need to be there and no, despite your belief, there is no way (or point really) to trace it, at least nothing that is going to help your medical system to avoid collapse.
There is no substitute for quality and traceability when lives matter. None.
- jessaustin 7y agoWhy do you believe so strongly that China can't manufacture reliable health products? Most of the health products we've been using for decades are manufactured in China! They are currently operating a fairly successful effort against this disease, and the tests in question are a part of that effort. No one in USA has done the basic work in this field. SMH.
- robomartin 7y agoALL quality medical products and supplies coming out of China, all of them, are made under intense western supervision and quality control. Only after a factory has proven itself that it can be relied upon are they trusted. And, even then, the supervision does not go away. I would not manufacture coffee mugs in China without supervision. No way. Has everyone forgotten the iPhone chargers that go up in flames? How do you think that happens?
- refurb 7y agoYou can't sell products in the US, that were made in China, without FDA approval.
- jessaustin 7y agoA) FDA has some authority over food and drugs, not "products". B) No one is selling unapproved products.