As @bruutz82 points out what comes in must be measured by what...

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    As @bruutz82 points out what comes in must be measured by what goes out. Spending 18-20m to bring in 4.5m isn't a long term model that leads to success, but as also mentioned this is a start up so we need to view with a balance. Although I don't share his 7c view we have to be realistic here and as I've posted a few times recently I cannot disagree that unless we have had a 1st Q as good as our first full year it's it's very likely we will need money. Payment terms etc I am not too sure about here. I'd prefer one big raise or partner to get it done with and fund this company for a big 12 month run. Approx 3.7m spent on manufacturing and operating costs last 9 months. 100% of that wouldn't be for BOOST. Start doing some sums backwards based on what you think it costs to produce, then we get how many we may have on hand which equals how many we may have to sell at whatever you think we get wholesale vs retail. All ballpark of course but a good exercise.
 
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