We wanted to take a moment to introduce Sixth Wave Innovations new Cannabis Purification Technology, Affinity™. Affinity™ is a patent-pending technology that is designed to replace Chromatography for Cannabis Purification. There have been many inquiries about the cost of our technology and our business model moving forward. Please let us know if you have any questions that might help explain why we believe the technology is a game-changer for the cannabis industry.
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We have specifically setup the business model to allow small cannabis operations to be able to use our technology quickly and affordably. The cost of chromatography is enormous when compared to our Nanotechnology. Chromatography is not only expensive to setup, but requires very expensive media and highly skilled labor to be effective. We have a solution for all Cannabis Extraction configurations, big and small. We would love to talk to you about your existing configuration with Luminary Medicine and show you how much money we can save you by switching to our system. Please reach out to our team at info@sixthwave.com. We are confident that you will want to work with us.
According to the price sheet posted, a plant producing 1000 kg a day would be expected to pay out 80 million dollars at an annual basis in licensing fees alone. I do not believe this is a lower number than the operating expense of running similarly sized chromatography
Do all the work, and you get a cut, that’s the plan?
Might want to think again about that business model…
Like @Rowan said, I’m sitting here laughing at this idea.
Traditionally, media suppliers sell someone a product, and that’s the end of the transaction… Why would your model be any better? It most definitely isn’t going to be cheaper for someone who knows what they are doing.
Man, I work for a company in CA that has an arrangement with a 3rd party that uses a royalty model to basically issue IPs for franchisees and everyday I literally want to bang my fucking head into the wall . It is exactly what you say - the 3rd party was paid 1,000,000 for the franchise license and they get a % on all consumables we have to buy from them - so we do all the work, they get money for abysmally shitty SOPs and methods 3-4 years behind currently industry practices, and if something deviates even slightly they don”’t want to be any part of the solution. Sorry for the rant
