Hi everyone!
As far as I'm concerned I seem to be the only one intrested/wishing for the release of the Nitinail Lol .
Most here would wait for Stryde and others are finding alternatives .
I wonder if someone that ,like me, would prefer to undergo this surgery with the Nitinail (due to the long testing) has more infos about its release .
The human trials should last approximately 24 months but the trial started in 2018 .
They say the end of the trial should be around 2022/12/1 but following the logic that is way beyond the 24 month mark so :
Does 2022/12/1 stands for 12th of January 2022 or simply the trials started in 2018 but during the first year the were recruiting or something like that ?
I struggle to believe that they had a hard time finding 16 ppl willing to get a cheaper treatment on a LL case (not cosmetic).
What are your guys thoughts and does anyone have more infos about its release?
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Posted on Dec 29, 2021, 3:37 pm
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