You must have not checked their website
No one ever said anything about nano tech except you like I said above its MIP which you said it’s not
And it is
Lol…
You do realize that’s a link to another page right?
Still think it’s not MIP or did you realize you’re wrong and that’s why you’re arguing over their definition of nano?
Love it when I prove someone wrong and they have to go off on some tangent
I’m not sure who looks dumber here at this point.
It’s almost like I watched em work.
We haven’t reverse engineered shit. What are you talking about?
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Y’all need to stop going to bed so early and hop on the conference calls- we have THC friendly affinity chroma media arriving next week along with an engineer to get the dual matching pall columns outfitted for SMB- if you saw my insta story you’re seeing how much we’re packing to run the bench test - not playing with 100g samples here, we accidentally the whole thing!
It is better to make an irrational noise in a bush than in a desert.
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Awful silent for an AMA.
Why come to future if you know the type of people who are gonna be here
They probably think were all just a bunch of stoners lmao
I think they were hoping we’re all just a bunch of stoners
Any technology that is the size of molecules and under 1 micron can be considered nanotechnology. The <100nm definition comes from top-down silicon wafer tech (ICs, MEMS, computers, etc.), where the sizes are those derived from light-wavelength-based lithography and electron beams. Even if the beads are 3mm diameter spheres, if their surfaces are engraved/indented with molecule-sized “keyholes”, they are most certainly a type of nanotechnology. Alas, semantics are not the heart of the discussion…
Anyway, I find this all a pretty clever solution!
This is even simpler than that though. You only need MIP for a small subset of the cannabinoids. The main ones we care about already have affinity media readily available. MIP is awesome, but they are overplaying their hand. Most of the important stuff is off-the-shelf now.
I assume the patent holder would have the right to sue for patent infringement if they found out you were using their idea.
Enforcing a patent is insanely difficult