I have  a web-page showing instructions how to use a patented dental
floss holder (tensioner), its address i want to provide by e-mail to
the researcher (to avoid advertising here).

This floss holder is good for about 250 all-teeth
 flossing sessions, then it can break.
I am asking answers to at least the first of the following questions:
1. Is it clear from  this web-page how to use this product, and if yes
how many minutes have you spent before understanding it?
2. Can you (the researcher) see any use of this product for yourself?
3. Can you (the researcher) see any use of this product for others and
for who?
4. Would it make sense to offer/attach this floss
 holder --free (its price being minimal and embedded already in the
floss package's price)  -- with every purchasing of a floss package ?
5. Are you (the researcher) flossing regularily now?
6. Are you (the researcher) using a floss holder now?
7. Can you comment/advise here re. the product, web-page? 

Please answer at least question 1?
Thank you.

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Clarification of Question by googel-ga on 15 Oct 2002 07:10 PDT

Please read / replace question 1 as follows:
1. Is it clear from  this web-page how to use this product, and  how
many minutes have you spent on it?

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Clarification of Question by googel-ga on 15 Oct 2002 07:28 PDT

Please read / replace question 1 as follows: 
1. Is it clear from  this web-page how to use this product, and  how
many minutes have you spent on it? 

The researcher, please be informed about the following e-mail to
answers-editors@google.com:
"Please provide the eventual researcher of my question -- at his/her
request-- the following web-page address:
  ............

I will clarify that the subject line of my e-mail to
answers-editors@google.com <answers-editors@google.com>
contains: 
googel-ga
"

Hello
Unfortunately you cannot contact a researcher directly.
Both questioner and researcher cannot exchange email addresses.
- Google Answers policy
regards
lot-ga

.. I would suggest if you want a researcher to see the design, to
publish it to a temporary URL and once the question has been answered
to remove it from the web. If you have not patented the idea I would
suggest you do so before you place it in the public domain.
regards
lot-ga