Hempapure Blood

Complexity: The degree of difficulty involved in understanding and using a new product. The more complex the product the slower its diffusion. This product doesn't require medical personnel to make any changes with their routine way of using blood. So it will be easy for them to make the switch. It wont have to be refrigerated either like normal blood.

Compatibility: The degree to hwhich the new product is consistent with existing values and product knowledge, past experiences, and current needs. The new substitute, can be used with IV tubes and needles just like donated human blood. There is no difference other than that it is easier because it doesn't need to be refrigerated.

Relative Advantage: the dree to which a product is perceived as superior to existing substitutes. This product is easier because it does not need to be donated by humans which can be of insufficient supply sometimes, and does not need to be refrigerated which can reduce cost.

Observability: the degree to which the benefits or other results of using the product can be observed by others and communicated to taret customers. It is not very observable because it is not easy to judge my looking at it, but it does look like real blood which would deem it as similar if not identical.

Trialability: the degree to which a product can be tried on a limited basis. (testing an automobile vs tesing new tooth paste) Trying the new blood is as easy as it gets, all you have to do is switch the pouch and let it do the work.

There are many products being developed on a daily basis throughout the world. One of the products is called hemopure. Hemopure is a blood substitute that can be used instead of blood. It will carry oxygen to your heart and other parts of your body just as blood does. The differences of this product vs. blood is that it doesn’t need refrigeration like blood does. It is compatible with all blood types so, it can help with all kinds of transfusions no matter what type of...