Alex Tarnava

Like I think a couple of years before they contacted me.

So it was getting ready to go.

And basically you can, you'll be able to go into your grocery store.

We're actually, we've just started the testing now.

Right.

Scan, you know, food.

Now it's only going to be maybe five, 10,000 products at the start.

There's half a million, but they're high.

Exactly.

Every month we're going to be putting like a third of our budget towards food.

testing, but you'll be able to scan a food item and it'll come up.

If it doesn't come up with the test results, it'll say if there's, you know, uh, seed oils or GMOs, if there's certain dyes or, you know, chemicals that are banned in the EU or Singapore, Hong Kong, you know, say what levels are in them and what the threshold is and other jurisdictions so that you can make informed consent.

But the thing we're doing that other apps aren't doing is we are doing testing.

So we're testing for heavy metals.

We're testing for

pesticide residue.

We are testing for microplastics at BPA.

We're testing for PFAS.

We're testing for all these things so that you can see what the actual levels are.

And now we're sitting on some explosive data.