Just Put Some [of $PVCT's] PH-10 On It

From My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Toula Portokalos: [narrating] My dad believed in two things: That Greeks should educate non Greeks about being Greek and every ailment from psoriasis to poison ivy can be cured with Windex.

I am, of course, relentlessly bullish on rose bengal, and thus PV-10 and PH-10; in the case of PH-10 for inflammatory skin disorders, a topical agent with what appears to be a very high or, literally, no dosing limit.

Peter said "We are pursuing translational research with PH-10 comparable to that underway with PV-10 to clarify the regulatory and commercialization pathways of PH-10."

Translational research? As we saw with Moffitt's work (among others, including Provectus'), answers were provided to questions about PV-10, such as how does PV-10 do what it does, or what is PV-10's clinical relevance -- how and when do you use the drug. Very effective. Very safe. Regular, frequent use. Locoregional monotherapy. Systemtic benefit. Anti-tumor immunity. Tumor-specific immunity. Combination therapy for inaccessible tumors.

By doing this translational research work, Moffitt provides Provectus with a key piece of data, information and knowledge to convince the FDA of PV-10's benefit and explain the drug's clinical relevance to Big Pharma. Both drive value.

Derived from the same active ingredient, why would one think any differently of PH-10? Such translational work is being done at a world-renowned university in a laboratory whose head has a world-class reputation with the FDA. I connected the dots. This work may well be completed by now, or it may soon be completed.