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But the timeline you cite "......Follica expects to seek regulatory approval in the US in late 2017" is not up to date, right?

This puretech file is old, isn´t it? Their initial plan for the last trial was to begin in 2016, but they are delayed and they haven´t started yet. They said in the webcast they will start within the next 12 months. So we will see a potential treatment at least one year later.

True, sure I am happy if they bring something to market and follica itself too for sure, because they could make more money as a single player on the market. But still, I was hoping for an earlier release. But now what do we have? it is really depressing waiting another 4-5 years for any...

2019/2020 we can just get tsuji treatment and do not need follica anymore :D Really sad. Let´s just hope for Brotzu, really last hope until 2020. Replicel won´t be a solution for high norwoods.

No, in the other thread a guy said he watched the webcast from the presentation two weeks ago and they clearly mentioned their plan to start this trail within the next 12 months. So it seems impossible they´ve already started. It´s sad.

They will start their last trial within the next 12 months. Maybe we cannot expect any treatment from them in the near future.

Yes but this is a original webcast from follica, so it should be more reliable than this pipeline I suppose.

Okay thanks. But still, it is hard to stay optimistic for any treatment. Even if they start let´s say second half of 2017 then we would see a product in 2019 as a best case scenario. Only brotzu could hit the market a bit earlier, best case 2018. But for both treatments we do not know much about...

When they say within the next 12 months I am pretty sure it will be more the end of this timeframe and that could be like frebruary 2018. Otherwise why would I mention exactly 12 months. That indicates that they haven´t any concrete plan so far when to start. So it is very unlikely that they...

Okay that is really bad news. So they will have a delay for at least one year. So we can really forget about a release before 2020. First they wanted to start like second half of 2016 now it is second half of 2017 or even later, maybe 2018. With all their presentation, inviting dermatologist...

Where or when did they say this? Do you have a link?

How do you know? I could not find the part where they say that they haven´t sarted the pivotal trial yet.

So what do you guys think, they changed the word "AA" to"hairloss" (in general) because they made a mistake or somebody called them and asked if this includes Androgenetic Alopecia as well? I hope it was just a mistake and we can relax

January 2018 would not that bad, the problem is more why fidia only mentioned AA, maybe they realised that it is does not work for for Androgenetic Alopecia. Then it is useless for us and it does not matter whether it will be out in 6 months, one year or two. We can just forget about it. We need to clarify if...

or from fidia lawyer