Thanks, Juanita. I am not part of the health care industry, but I have given it a lot of thought to it over the last few years. Thinking about a home testing kit as a convenience is the trap that the instant-gratification generation falls into. What it really is, is a specialized medical lab in a box. I think about the risks like misunderstandings and overconfidence - and cutting the doctor out of the loop; but I also think about the potential benefits. I think about the uninsured, who can’t afford a trip to the doctor, but maybe can afford a home test. I think about rural communities that have trouble holding on to resident doctors. Traveling doctors, visiting nurses, and minute clinics who could use such on-the-fly tests safely and properly. I think about people who have risk factors, and could benefit from closer monitoring than an annual check-up or what the insurance covers. I think about the high cost of health care, and that something like this could, if properly used, improve health care while lowering the cost. And then there is the whole third world… I also agree with you that the doctor’s office is the best place to start for medical care.