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Please appraise... MedicalCatheters [dot-com]

I hand registered it the other day, as it struck me as a fairly strong keyword domain. I've personally seen a good amount of TV commercials for catheters, and there are many online advertisers buying PPC ads; after initial research, I've found a healthy good amount of potential endusers (though I haven't ruled out development).

From the list I've gathered, seems it would be a nice upgrade for a few existing sites / companies - for example, medical-catheter [dot-net] & medicalcatheter [dot-net] (both of these are run by companies based out of China).

Additionally, I found a press release from Wednesday, Jul. 23, 2014 titled "Global Markets for Catheters" that suggests potential for sustained industry growth...

The global catheter market is expected to grow to nearly $28.6 billion in 2014 and nearly $42.4 billion in 2019, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.2%.​

Hoping to see what my fellow NPers think regarding a reasonable valuation to an enduser, and why.
 
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