How does it work?

What is Head Injury Criterion or HIC and is it the right measure for this type of device?

Some experts have said that your threshold is too low. Can you address this concern?

There was originally some concern regarding false positives. How has two seasons of play proven this out?

Can you address the issues that have been raised concerning the "targeting" of players with a light?

39 states have now passed concussion laws, I myself was pivotal in passing Nebraska's. Does your product help support these laws?

Do you see those of us involved in the sport such as schools, cities, coaches etc., as having more liability as a result of the increased responsibilities?

Your product was recently criticized by a neurosurgeon relative to measurements at the chin and what is actually felt in the brain. Comments?

Many schools are utilizing sideline testing to make return to play decisions, what are your thoughts on that?

You have been quoted as saying its "going to take a village" to solve this problem. What do you mean by that?

Does it prevent concussions?

Are there any reported instances where the light went red and there was a concussion?

Does it predict concussions?

How much does it cost?

Some people have criticized you for the lack of independent testing of how the brain is measured by your device. Can you comment on that?

Do you have children and if so, is it safe to say you would have them wear the Impact Indicator?

There are other products made by companies that you would classify as your competitors. Thoughts on any of those?

What testing have you done?

Can it be used for all contact sports?

Why do I need this equipment? And specifically, why now?