Thanks, this helps. The big question would be the comparator is 10 mins, but that is an estimate without a dispersion metric. So it is 10 minutes give or take how many minutes? Also before conducting the experiment did you hypothesis a one-way or two-way confidence interval. Lastly, was this a superiority, non-inferiority, or equivalence analysis. Also, how comparable was your sample to the sample the 10 minute estimate came from. If it came from subjects with thrombotic issues or differences, your outcome could be related to sample differences, not just products differences.
If I was right this up, I would just present your value (given it is normally distributed) with 95% and 99% CI's and that is it. If you want you could plot your dot whisker plot for your values and add a reference line for 10 minutes along with reference shading to show where the 10 minutes estimates 95% and 99% CI's would land on the plot.
Thanks.