But I'll, I'll pass it over to Robert to explain more of his background, how he came onto this product and project, and where we are now.

Yeah, sure.

I am a mechanical engineer and a human-centered designer, and when Ian came to me with all of his ideas for how to make public health access better, the pre-filled syringe was a great balance of there's a huge need, but also this is a solution that I can build in my garage.

So yeah, we created this plunger rod that nests on the side, and for something so simple, it has the potential to have a tremendous amount of impact.

Just by shrinking this packaging volume, we are able to add more doses of medication to kits and medical bags, and we're able to do that in a way that doesn't affect the patient's experience or the clinician's experience.

So our goal is to get more medication into more spaces, and we're doing that by folding a syringe in half.

It's pretty amazing.

So what do you guys believe the trend is, right? Is this something that you truly believe can be adapted into all settings across a healthcare system, and where do you want to start first?