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LifeWyze is finally offering international trading. For further information visit the LifeWyze (http://www.geocities.com/life_wyze/index.htm) website.
Preferred buyers are those wealthier nations who make purchases of $50m upward and do their own mathematics. Frequent buyers must have bought from LifeWyze six times with each transaction worth $20m and upward.
Preferred Buyers will recieve a discount of 7%
Frequent Buyers will recieve a discount of 11%
Rights to LifeWyze products and the research related to each bioweapon are not for sale, nor are the means to replicate current biological weaponry.
Biological Weaponry
General Viruses
Inhalation Anthrax: $10,000 per gram
A virulent disease that primarily affects livestock. High levels of exposure will cause infection in human subjects, however the disease is non-contagious amongst humans. It is possible to infect humans through infected livestock. Less than one millionth of a gram is required to cause terminal infection with death occurring within one week.
T-2: $10,000 per 50ml
Inhalation of T-2 causes circulatory shock and reduced cardiovascular abilities. Once infected, death may occur within 12 hours. Currently, infection of T-2 can be treated successfully within the first hour of infection.
Ricin: $25,000 per gram
Ricin (Rye-sin) is a glycoprotein toxin that is most effective in ingestion, however can be delivered through inhalation. Less than one thousandth of a gram is required to kill an adult human through ingestion and it is considered to be more virulent than cobra venom. Death will occur up to 72 hours after infection. There is currently no anti-toxin for Ricin.
Saxitoxin: $80,000 per 50ml
When ingested, infection is rapid, occurring within ten minutes, depending on dose and subject. Saxitoxin is most effective in contamination of water supplies, allowing for high infection rates and guaranteed ingestion. Initial infection causes numbness, followed by paralysis. Death is caused by respiratory paralysis and can occur as swiftly as two hours after ingestion. There is currently no vaccine for Saxitoxin.
LifeWyze Custom Viruses
N-B: $5,000 per 50ml
An off-branch of Tuberculosis, N-B may be delivered through bodily fluids or ingestion, causing internal bleeding, vomiting and diarrhea. Death is caused through internal bleeding if not treated and can take up to twelve days.
Thramnilus: $45,000 per gram
Created by LifeWyze after the discovery of a new bacillus genus, B.thramnillin, Thramnilus is an expirmental viral weapon that has shown great potential. This virus infect upon contact with the skin and attacks the nervous system of the victim, causing numbness in its first stages, followed by muscle spasms, with the end stages being paralysis and organ failure. Thramnilus was terminal in 93% of cases of infection, causing death by trauma in the majority of subjects, otherwise through organ failure. Death occurs within 48 hours. Thramnilus cannot be spread through human contact, only in its airborne form. Initial studies suggest 2 milligrams is sufficient to cause terminal infection. Currently there is no vaccine for Thramnilus.
LifeWyze is finally offering international trading. For further information visit the LifeWyze (http://www.geocities.com/life_wyze/index.htm) website.
Preferred buyers are those wealthier nations who make purchases of $50m upward and do their own mathematics. Frequent buyers must have bought from LifeWyze six times with each transaction worth $20m and upward.
Preferred Buyers will recieve a discount of 7%
Frequent Buyers will recieve a discount of 11%
Rights to LifeWyze products and the research related to each bioweapon are not for sale, nor are the means to replicate current biological weaponry.
Biological Weaponry
General Viruses
Inhalation Anthrax: $10,000 per gram
A virulent disease that primarily affects livestock. High levels of exposure will cause infection in human subjects, however the disease is non-contagious amongst humans. It is possible to infect humans through infected livestock. Less than one millionth of a gram is required to cause terminal infection with death occurring within one week.
T-2: $10,000 per 50ml
Inhalation of T-2 causes circulatory shock and reduced cardiovascular abilities. Once infected, death may occur within 12 hours. Currently, infection of T-2 can be treated successfully within the first hour of infection.
Ricin: $25,000 per gram
Ricin (Rye-sin) is a glycoprotein toxin that is most effective in ingestion, however can be delivered through inhalation. Less than one thousandth of a gram is required to kill an adult human through ingestion and it is considered to be more virulent than cobra venom. Death will occur up to 72 hours after infection. There is currently no anti-toxin for Ricin.
Saxitoxin: $80,000 per 50ml
When ingested, infection is rapid, occurring within ten minutes, depending on dose and subject. Saxitoxin is most effective in contamination of water supplies, allowing for high infection rates and guaranteed ingestion. Initial infection causes numbness, followed by paralysis. Death is caused by respiratory paralysis and can occur as swiftly as two hours after ingestion. There is currently no vaccine for Saxitoxin.
LifeWyze Custom Viruses
N-B: $5,000 per 50ml
An off-branch of Tuberculosis, N-B may be delivered through bodily fluids or ingestion, causing internal bleeding, vomiting and diarrhea. Death is caused through internal bleeding if not treated and can take up to twelve days.
Thramnilus: $45,000 per gram
Created by LifeWyze after the discovery of a new bacillus genus, B.thramnillin, Thramnilus is an expirmental viral weapon that has shown great potential. This virus infect upon contact with the skin and attacks the nervous system of the victim, causing numbness in its first stages, followed by muscle spasms, with the end stages being paralysis and organ failure. Thramnilus was terminal in 93% of cases of infection, causing death by trauma in the majority of subjects, otherwise through organ failure. Death occurs within 48 hours. Thramnilus cannot be spread through human contact, only in its airborne form. Initial studies suggest 2 milligrams is sufficient to cause terminal infection. Currently there is no vaccine for Thramnilus.