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Designed and tested over 70 different iterations including “arrow” and “L”

shapes among others

Barrel L Design Arrowhead L Design

Straight L Design

Arrow Design

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Retention rate of initial L-PPDS GLAU12 = 96% GLAU13 = 92%

High Retention rate continues on repeat insertion of L-PPDS 2nd cycle (8 weeks) = 97%

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Solid drug-eluting core placed into our silicon punctal plug

Drug core wrapped in a non-permeable membrane and sealed with medical adhesive

Provides for one-directional drug release – directly into the tear film

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Glaucoma Allergy Anti-Inflammatory Dry Eye

Prostglandins Mast Cell Stabilizers Steroids Soft Steroids

Beta-Blockers Antihistamines NSAIDs NSAIDs

Alpha Agonists OTC Demulcents

NCEs (ROK?) NCEs

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Glaucoma Allergy Anti-Inflammatory Dry Eye

Prostglandins(Latanoprost, Brimatoprost, Travoprost)

Mast Cell Stabilizers Steroids Soft Steroids

Beta-Blockers Antihistamines NSAIDs(Nepafenac, Bromfenac)

NSAIDs

Alpha Agonists Olopatadine OTC Demulcents

NCEs (ROK?) NCEs

Mati now has 5 fully formulated ophthalmic agents including PGs, NSAIDs, and Mast Cell Stabilizers/Antihistamines.

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95% CI*Wk 4: (-6.11, -4.04), Wk 8: (-5.77, -3.99), Wk12:(-6.20, -3.93)

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Adverse Event Percentage

Lacrimation (tearing) 13.1%

Eye Pruritis (itching) 10.7%

Conjunctival Hyperemia (redness) 7.6%

Punctate Keratitis (form of cornea inflammation) 6.7%

Eyelid Erythema (redness) 1.7%

Photophobia (light sensitivity) 0.5%

All Studies at 95µg Plug Concentration or Less, N=421

Serious AEs

Serious Adverse Event Occurrence

Skin Erosion 1 patient

Systemic 2 patients

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IP portfolio consists of 62 issued patents and approximately 106 pending applications, comprising 15 patent families:

▪ Drug Core Design and Formulation▪ Lacrimal Implants▪ Manufacturing▪ Tools▪ Method of Use

Patent protection currently extends from approximately 2027-2034

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Formulation Preclinical Phase I Phase II Phase III

Evolute® GlaucomaLatanoprost

Evolute® GlaucomaTravoprost

Evolute® Allergy(Olopatadine)

Evolute® Anti-Inflammatory(NSAID and/or steroid)

Multiple product opportunities for development from this platform• Allergy, Inflammation (NSAIDs & Steroids), Glaucoma (PGs, BetaBlockers, CAIs, Alpha 2s), Dry Eye

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Wide Range of Compounds that can be Formulated Flexible Drug Delivery Profile Non-Invasive Approach Provides Relatively Steady Elution – Unlike Eye Drops Mati Plug is Comfortable and has Excellent Retention Preservative Free “Passive” System for Patients → Physician Controls Compliance

Reimbursement Paradigm Shift for General Ophthalmologists, Glaucoma Specialists, and Optometry

Strong IP Protection Reasonable COGS Projections