The First Truly
Non-Invasive
Glucose Monitor
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Dedicated to the development and commercialization of
innovative needle free and pain free glucose monitoring
Integrity Applications
Company Overview
Proven
Technology
>13 years of
development and trials
> 820 subjects
Patent-protected unique
approach
Simple to use
High reliability
Compelling economics
<30 minute calibration
once every six months
GlucoTrack®
for Type 2 &
Pre-Diabetic
Users
Commercial
Stage
Regulatory approvals by
CE Mark; South-Korea
Commercialization with
distributors underway
US FDA trials expected
to commence in 2017
The Diabetes Epidemic
Source: International Diabetes Foundation Diabetes Atlas, 7th Edition, 2015
2015: 415 million people diagnosed with diabetes
2040: 642 million people diagnosed with diabetes
Prevelance: 10% of the Global Adult Population (2015)
One in 11 adults has diabetes (415 million)
One in 15 adults has impaired glucose tolerance (318 million)
Source: International Diabetes Foundation Diabetes Atlas, 7th Edition, 2015
One in 2 adults with diabetes is Undiagnosed (193 million)
$673 Billion spent annually - 12% of global health expense
Challenges with Conventional Self Monitoring of
Blood Glucose (SMBG)
Vast majority of diabetics (Type 2) don’t test
at all or often enough
Invasive and inconvenient
• Patient pain and fear
• Social stigma
Expensive
• Insurance covers a minimal test regimen
Risk of decreased accuracy due to human
factors
• Unwashed hands
• Strip degradation
• Patient error $11B Global Market (2014)
Source: P&S Market Research, 2015
Frequent Glucose Monitoring is Essential to
Manage Diabetes
Source: The American Journal of Medicine, Vol. 111, July 2001
More Frequent Glucose Monitoring Leads to
Better Glycemic Control
CONCLUSION
More frequent self-
monitoring showed better
glycemic control, regardless
of diabetes type or therapy
Study of over 24,000 adults with diabetes
Challenges with a Non-Invasive Approach
Accuracy issues (indirect and non-specific)
“Noise” (“internal” and “external”)
Calibration (duration, # of pricking, validity)
Lag time (ISF/tissue, blood)
Usability (ease of use, comfort, human factors)
General skepticism
GlucoTrack® Model DF-F a Commercial-Stage, Non-Invasive Solution
GlucoTrack® Model DF-F
Personal Ear Clip
(PEC)
replaced every 6 months
Main Unit
(MU)
GlucoTrack® Unique Approach
Three independent (non-optical)
technologies
Patented combination
• Ultrasound
• Electromagnetic (conductivity)
• Thermal (heat capacity)
Compensation for ambient temperature
Provides prospective, real-time reading
of glucose level in about one minute
GlucoTrack® Calibration
HOW MANY?
HOW LONG?
HOW OFTEN?
THREE (individual data set)
LESS THAN 30 MINUTES (10 min. interval)
ONCE EVERY 6 MONTHS (with new ear clip)
Simple, Less Than 30 Minutes, Once Every Six Months
Users Response
"GlucoTrack® provides
a much more
comfortable diabetes
tracking, compared
with blood glucose
testing.” Luis, Centro de Especialidades José
Marvá. Madrid. May, 4, 2016. T2 with
basal insulin
“I have no doubts
GlucoTrack® has a
positive impact on
the quality of my
life.” Matías, Hospital Virgen Macarena.
Seville. March, 25, 2016. T2 with
IDPP IV + Metformin
“If I analyzed more frequently I'd be
better controlled. So I am testing
more often now because there is no
hassle involved.” Antonio, Centro de Especialidades José Marvá. Madrid.
May, 4, 2016. T2 with IDPP IV + Metformin
“I am sure that the availability of the
measurements without pricking,
assisted me in reducing my A1C levels
to 5.6%!” Dr. Aharon, 65, type 2 diabetes, diagnosed 20 years ago,
Israel, January 2017.
Commercialization Opportunity in Approved
Markets (~31M Potential Users)
Launching with 15 Distributors in Approved Markets
US FDA Trials Expected
to Commence in 2017
The territories in which GlucoTrack® has been approved for sale currently represent a
potential market opportunity of about 20 million diagnosed Type 2 diabetics, and 11 million
people who are pre-diabetic
Competitive Landscape (Type 1, Type 2 & Pre-Diabetes)
Stage of Development
Ad
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Ma
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Development Commercial
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La
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GlucoWise, UK
Google Lens, USA Echo Therapeutics, USA
GlucoTrack, Israel
Cynoga, Israel
Abbott Libre, USA
Scalable Manufacturing Strategy
Contract manufacturing partners
• AY Electronics (Israel)
oA few thousand devices manufactured to date
• Wistron Corporation
oTaiwan, manufacturing arm of Acer Computers
oCapable of high volume manufacturing
oTaiwan FDA (TFDA) Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) audit
successfully completed
Management Team Avner Gal: President & CEO,
Chairman (Co-Founder) • Served as development engineer to initialize
and execute Electronic Warfare combat suite
on board the fleet of the Israeli Navy ships
• Executive in the fields of engineering,
technology, and intelligence systems
Eran Cohen: COO • Over 17 years of extensive and diversified
experience in global executive roles in
variety of high-tech and bio-med companies
• Domestic and overseas operational
experience
CCO
• Search underway
Sami Sassoun: CFO • Extensive experience in corporate finance, fund-
raising, financial controls, operations, audit,
accounting and investor relations
• Experienced in public accounting, and growth-stage
companies
• Certified Public Accountant in (CPA) USA
Ron Roobroeck: Director of Int’l
Marketing & Sales • Over 20 years of international experience of
marketing, sales and business development
• Prior experience: Novartis, Roche, Medtronic,
Cyberonics and Terumo
Boudewijn Baks: Int’l Sales Manager • Over 25 years of international experience of
marketing, sales and management
• Prior experience: Merck, Pfizer, Abbott Diabetes
Care
Scientific Advisory Board
Prof. Dr. Lutz Heinemann (Chairman): CEO, Science & Co,
Düsseldorf, Germany
Prof. Irl B. Hirsch: University of Washington, School of Medicine,
WA, USA
Prof. Dr. Michael Heise: University of Applied Science of South-
Westphalia, Iserlohn, Germany
Prof. Jan Bolinder: Professor of Clinical Diabetes Research at the
Department of Medicine, Huddinge, Sweden
Prof. Katharine Barnard: Health Psychologist, Bournemouth
University, Faculty of Health and Social Science, England
Dr. Barry H. Ginsberg: Diabetes Consultant, DMTC, NJ, USA
Independent Directors Philip M. Darivoff: Chairman of the Board of DFG Investment Advisers and
Vibrant Capital Partners, LLC. Former managing director of Goldman Sachs.
Dr. Robert Fischell: Inventor of more than 200 issued patents and founder of
multiple companies that have been licensed or acquired by more than 14
organizations. Inventor of the first implanted insulin pump (acquired by MDT).
Angela Strand: Founder and senior executive of Nohm; Founder of Strand
Strategy; Founder and CEO of Cliffdive Records. Former executive with multiple
biotech and digital health companies in diabetes and metabolic disease.
Les Seff: Founder and chief operating officer of AIMPaaS LLC; Founder and
president of Matthew B. Management, Inc. Previously built and ran the NASDAQ
trading department at Fidelity Investments.
Revan R. Schwartz, Esq.: Attorney in private practice. Previously Executive Vice
President and General Counsel for Andrew Garrett, Inc.
Investor Summary Proven Technology, Unique Approach
GlucoTrack® Commercialization Underway in Variety of Locations
GlucoTrack® US FDA Trials Expected to Commence in 2017
Building World-Class Commercialization Team
Stock Data (as of January 2017)
Total capital invested: ~$34.9M
Common shares outstanding: 6.0M
Common shares underlying preferred: 4.8M
Total common shares outstanding (with preferred conversion): 10.8M
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