SMS1mGotcha. Just so I'm clear, when you say partnership, do you mean a licensing-type deal with a company, or would you be open to actually owning and running your own brand around this with our team supporting you? Those ar
SMS6mAt this stage, I would be considering a partnership as well. Possibly.
SMS56mTotally fair, makes sense to shop that around. I'll be straight with you though, licensing isn't really our lane, what we do is help inventors build and own their own brand around their product rather than hand it off to
SMS1hI am currently evaluating representation Options with a couple other firms as well, i'm looking for the company that I believe can do the best job of licensing the invention.
SMS1hGot it, that's totally normal, a lot of the best ones start right there on paper. Good news is we've already got your patent on file, so the team can work straight from that plus the photo you sent. Here's the thing, Joh
SMS1hTotally understandable, that's exactly the stage we built this beta for, folks with a strong idea and a patent but no funds to go build a whole prototype and brand from scratch on their own. Here's the thing, John, we do
SMS1hConcept only
SMS1hThat's a clever mechanism, John, the pivoting catch really solves the drip problem elegantly. Is this still at the concept/patent stage, or have you had a chance to build a working prototype?
SMS1hNo prototype at this time, zero funds
SMS1hGot the photo, thank you John, that's exactly what the team needs. And I love that insight, inverted design really does solve the whole drip issue nobody talks about. Where are things at right now, still at the concept/p
SMS1hThe adjustable ketch for the toothbrush would be above the brush attachment point, it would pivot down ninety degrees, then back up into the charger above, allowing the brush to be above the drip tray secure in the holde
SMS1hThat's a really smart insight, John, the inversion idea makes total sense from a hygiene standpoint. Where are you at with it right now, do you have a prototype built, or is it still at the patent/concept stage?
SMS1hHello James, For as long as I can remember, I have always noticed the basic flaw of the standard electric toothbrush, the law of physics, is that water, liquids,etc flow downward, there should not be a path from the brus
SMS4hHi John, James here from Ameri Asia Works, just circling back on the mailer you got about your Electric Toothbrush Stowage Device. What got you thinking about creating this in the first place?