Sure, and thank you.
It's a very complicated disease. It's not just that you check your blood sugar and determine how much insulin to give. You're literally calculating, based on the food on your plate, every meal. If you're doing exercise, you want to be monitoring your blood sugar. Then you're doing that on a regular basis during the course of the day.
You can argue it's easily a 24-7, 365 disease. It's not, as I said earlier, a “take three pills and call me in the morning” sort of thing.
We actually have people who have recorded the number of minutes they have taken. They get past the two hours per day threshold. What we are also learning is with this technology that is coming out, a pump or a continuous glucose monitor, they're actually more engaged in their disease. It makes the range they're in better, but they're actually more engaged, which is better for them, because they're in the better range, but it also—