To: Cryer Pharmaceuticals

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\ID: Andrew Ross\

Greetings!

First of all, let me present this brochure that lists our most popular products.



Out of those, I believe Cloveritol would be quite suitable for the Commerce Market. The lack of motivation and bad mood can cause a drasctic decrease of efficiency and other negative effects, such as guilty conscience or musings about morals. Cloveritol ensures your employees have generally good mood throughout the day with no negative consequences.

Security staff, which have to spend a lot of time in fighter craft in hostile environment, might find Hyronalin useful to reduce the radiation effects.

Brilliance can be used with care in stress situations to improve the perception of the pilot. It does have a slight side effect if used too often, but that is insignificant in comparison to the fact that it can prevent you from being shot down.

Furthermore, feel free to browse the assortment of cybernetic procedures we offer.

Out of those, you might be particularly interested in the following product:

Bio-monitor/regulator System
Bio-monitors measure the user's vital signs and body functions through a network of sensors - including heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, temperature, blood-sugar and alcohol level, blood cell counts, and so on. Information from this device can be output through linked devices such as display links or terminal med-kits, or transmitted via a linked radio unit. This unit also regulates any irregularities in the subjects body-chemistry: evening out their vitals for optimum operation. Typically found in soldiers, certain prisoners, and the health concerned Sirius wide.

There are certain benefits of having the overall health status of all your employees controlled. You are able to spot illnesses and negative trends before they even occur. You are even able to monitor the alcohol level in blood to make sure your workers are not beginning their weekend celebrations too early.

The Security might be interested in this:

Boosted Reflexes
('€˜Nerve-dip'€™. Electro-chemical receptor infusion '€“ ECRI)
This one-time electrochemical treatment gives the body an increase in its natural reflexes, but renders the recipient's body forevermore incompatible with neural interface devices, such as a neural I/O, or wired reflexes. The treatment is permanent.

Neural interface devices are not all that useful, anyway, so no big loss.

However, the Transport staff might find a use for this:

Digital Eye or '€˜Head-cam'€™
Discreet and subtle, this product allows the subject greater control over which aspects of the electro-magnetic spectrum they observe. Usually installed upon the loss of the original eye; the new eye fills the ocular cavity, extending a series of systems into the brain. When supplemented with a small storage device and tied in with a neural I/O; subjects can record their observations and feed them back to their superiors. Which is why they are often found in detectives, morticians, reporters, security personnel, and all those that wish to '€˜capture the moment'€™ throughout Sirius.

Giving you transport pilots access to a lot wider range of visual information might be invaluable when trying to pot those pirates down the lane. With proper setup, compatibility with ship's systems might be ensured, thus giving the pilot access to information from scanners and sensors.

That concludes the standard products.

There is a certain medical currently in development by me that cures the "cabin fever" - the fear and weariness of closed space, often encountered among crew of long-range ships. In modern days it could most vividly be observed among the crew of Armstrong during its year-long flight in 814.
The development is going quite fine and I might be soon able to introduce samples for testing. The main principle of the medical is that it reduces the activity of very specific part of the brain that is responsible for the spatial memory, thus making the surroundings seem all fresh and new every day. All other information is classified. If Interspace Commerce is interested, the funding of this project might ensure that it is completed in due time and that IC gets hold of the final product before the general population.

Also, we have lately tested a medication that is specifically designed to increase the attentiveness and response time of military and civil service pilots. As proved in this test with the participation of rather well-known Captain Marshal of Rhineland freelancers, use of our product can increase the results above that of the control group. This product is currently available as pre-order.

If something caught your eye, feel free to make an order here. We can deliver our products on any publicly-available station in house space using our state-of-the-art delivery service.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

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