http://www.clinuvel.com/resources/pdf/asx_announcements/2009/20090518CorpPres.pd f
 
 
very nice presentation!

It will be available as an off-label prescription (that is, doctors can prescribe it for any reason they see fit) as soon as it's approved for *anything*. That means you should be able to get it from your GP if you can convince him/her that it's medically necessary, which should be relatively easy in most cases.
 
It's likely to be approved specifically for general protection against the sun after a few years (assuming, of course, the trials etc are successful).

I think I may have rosacea, though I have never been diagnosed.  Many people have mild cases.  while it is not one of the current disorders on the docket, it has shown promise there as well.  I only realized I may have rosacea when I developed blepharitis (inflammation of the eyelid margins) and read that it is associated with rosacea.  Then I started reading and realized how many mild signs I have... flushing easily in mild heat or sun exposure, persistent redness after washing my face, etc. It had never bothered me enough to research it.... I just thought it was one of the many hazards of being pale. But now I see it as a valid, non-cosmetic reason to request melanotan once it is approved
 
At this time, I am taking melanotan II, but when the time comes that I can take an approved med and feel confident about being honest with my doc, I would certainly be ready to switch.
 
Regarding the CLVLY stock.... My buy has already increased in value by 107% since 3/18, and I expect it to go way up once approval is achieved in various markets.

Now we know who they're presenting to, at least...
 
Clinuvel CEO Philippe Wolgen interview:
 
http://videoserver.moneytv.at/Clinuvel/englisch.html

He appeared on be24.at in 2008 as well:
 
http://www.be24.at/blog/entry/16259/moneytv-rrs-.-.-
 
Do we see any noticeable difference in pigmentation and/or hair darkening between these two videos?
 
-Scott

often discussed and then there is the answer from the ceo himself. it speeds up skin cancer!  
strange that they did not clarify or cut it out. looks like they do not spend a lot of money on their marketing/publicity department.

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  oh man, was ist denn das fürn Heini?Wie kann man sich nur son Patzer leisten?!
 
I really would like to know if Philipp reads in this forum!
 

For our english readers:
Philip Wolgen, the CEO of clinuvel who are developing the implant  officially stated in the video that the drug  accelerate skin cancers.
A truly unique statement.  
I will try save this video for later reference, just in case nobody say the company didnt warn about it.  

The German video has been changed.
 
It appears that Clinuvel (or someone posing as Clinuvel) is uploading these videos to YouTube:
 
http://www.youtube.com/clinuvel1
 
-Scott