I am similarly skeptical. I contacted the physicist quoted in the article and inquired about the tests they did in their lab. I wanted to see if the quote is ou

I am similarly skeptical. I contacted the physicist quoted in the article and inquired about the tests they did in their lab. I wanted to see if the quote is out of context, relates to a specific use case or what. He sent a brief, friendly reply (from his iPhone). Here it is: Dear [redacted] Thank you for your email concerning the Battereiser. The product is sound and we will disclose additional information in the coming weeks. Best, Kiumars Parvin So he is apparently still endorsing it. I still suspect the article is grossly misrepresenting its usefulness. I am willing to be swayed by solid data, but I'm not holding my breath.