Exhibit 99.1
Investor Presentation . NASDAQ:MODD
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3 | Modular Medical is a development stage medical device company seeking to produce a next generation insulin pump to expand access to a higher standard of glycemic management for people with diabetes. Founded by Paul DiPerna , founder of Tandem Diabetes (TNDM) and original designer of its popular t:slim pump. 30 - year veteran of the medical device industry. Corporate Overview . Large portfolio of patented technology makes insulin pumps easy to learn, use, and afford. MODD1 : Anticipated FDA submission Q3 Addressable Market : $3 Billion unmet market need Headquarters : San Diego, CA NASDAQ : MODD
4 | Represent the gold standard in glycemic control. Better outcomes, better patient health, lower A1C. (Market share leaders: Medtronic, Tandem, Insulet ) Insulin Pumps Better outcomes lead to systemic savings: fewer trips to ER, reduced comorbidities. Saves $10k/patient year (40%) even after cost of pump. Outcomes Feature - heavy and complex systems have hampered adoption. These products are for “superusers.” Prohibitive for many to learn and manage. Limitations Current Market . 1 in 4 Healthcare dollars in the US are spent on diabetes and diabetes related complications. Only 1 in 3 Americans with type 1 diabetes use a pump. This number has been materially unchanged for 15 years. Only 8% of insulin dependent Americans with type 2 diabetes use a pump. This number is just starting to rise. Cost Constraint Expense of current offerings has placed them out of reach of many patients and insurance plans. Difficult reimbursement, large out of pocket expense. Only 21% of T1D’s reach ADA guidelines for glycemic control. Overall outcomes have not been getting better. 1 1. Meaghan St. Charles et al. Value Health. Jul - Aug 2009 2. State of Type 1 Diabetes Management and Outcomes from the T1D Exchange 2016 - 2018
5 | US Market Size . 27 million people with diabetes. 3.6 million require daily insulin (1.6M Type 1, 2.0M Type 2). Pumps CGM MDI 670,464 1,718,919 2,908,056 Pumps CGM MDI Patient Estimates (2020) Patients estimates device type and therapy are for T1D and T2D combined. MDI defined as needing rapid acting and long - acting ins ulin. Other T2D not included are those on generic orals or diet and exercise only. 2020 National Diabetes Report (CDC). Seagrove Partners LLC, HCP Perspectives August 2021 Precision Xtract September 2018 Only 20% of insulin dependent people with diabetes use a pump for insulin delivery. 80% rely on multiple daily injections (MDI). Continuous glucose monitors (CGM) have nearly 3X the user base of pumps.
6 | Abbott Freestyle Libre made continuous glucose monitoring easier and more affordable. This expanded the product category and doubled its size. We believe the insulin pump market is ready for a similar transition. FreeStyle Libre vs. Dexcom Revenue 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 2Q16 4Q16 2Q17 4Q17 2Q18 4Q18 2Q19 4Q19 2Q20 4Q20 Dexcom FreeStyle Libre “In short, Flash Glucose Monitoring is fundamentally trying to take something that is more “professional” (i.e., traditional CGM) and make it more accessible to the masses. In consumer - packaged goods, examples of this strategy include home espresso makers (Keurig), cleaning products (e.g., dilatable floor cleaners, spray cleaners, wipes, toilet wands), and teeth whitening (e.g., whitening strips). In these cases, the new innovation completely changed the entire category; we look forward to seeing if Flash Glucose Monitoring does something similar in diabetes.” Kelly Close, 2014 Encouraging Adoption . Revenue (Millions of USD)
7 | 1.2M T1D MDI 28% of T1D MDI ($1.37B) 25% of T2D MDI ($1.63B) $3B US market of almost pumpers. 1.6M T2D MDI *Seagrove Partners LLC, HCP Perspectives August 2021. HCPs fairly consistently indicated that about 25% of their MDI population are “almost pumpers”, meaning that they have considered going on a pump, understand pump therapy benefits, but want something simpler that doesn’t have all the "bells and whistles”...*
8 | What are almost pumpers asking for ? Seagrove Partners LLC, HCP Perspectives August 2021 Precision Xtract September 2018 Bottom line: “I cannot spend more time managing my diabetes.” Make it easy for me Make it easy for my doctor Make it easy to get coverage Make it easy to share my data with my care team 45% expressed a desire to go on pump
9 | MODD1 Insulin Delivery for Almost Pumpers . Eliminate trade offs to expand the market. No external controller required No charging or battery replacement Removable Push button to bolus 90 - day reusable pump 3 - day cartridge Only patch pump with full sized 3ml reservoir. Latest low power Bluetooth, Near Field Communications (NFC) and mobile app for ease of pairing and data - connectivity Currently under research and development, not available for investigational use or sale *Testing is currently in progress Same accuracy as leading pumps*. Smoothest, most continuous basal administration in the industry*.
10 | MODD Technology Designed to Provide Precision and Safety . MODD Pumping Mechanism Disposable Cartridge Rotating Cam Precision micro - dosing limits excessive insulin exposure and preserves insulin molecule integrity* Can be used with the latest ultra rapid insulins* More continuous insulin delivery with small increments as needed, not locked into five - minute intervals like other pumps 8 family patents underway to provide a sustainable competitive advantage Ultra high - volume major components make low cost manufacturing a reality for the first time in the industry 50% lower cost of goods than leading patch pump Currently under research and development, not available for investigational use or sale *Testing is currently in progress
11 | Simple Design Enables Automated, High - Volume Manufacturing . Insulet Omnipod MODD1
12 | Provider ▪ Direct sales Force Focused on Providers ▪ Free Samples to Encourage Trial ▪ Point of Prescription Couponing ▪ Simple to Teach and Support Patients Patient ▪ Only product that you can take home today from doctor's office ▪ App to Learn Product ▪ Free 30 - Day Trial Coupons ▪ Co - Pay buydowns ▪ Reduced outlay of time and money Telehealth Optimized Endocrinologists are perfect candidates for telehealth. They are overworked, underpaid, and need to drive more volume through their practices. Most of what they do can be done online (tests, guidance). There are only 4,000 patient facing endos in the US. ”Remote Patient Monitoring is still a relatively new concept for most respondents, and few knew about the five codes established by CMS However, upon education about the requirement and reimbursement amounts behind these codes, HCPs indicated an overwhelming amount of interest in this mode of patient management, with 85% saying that it was worth their time and effort.” Recently established remote monitoring codes offer $200 - 250 reimbursement rate per patient month. - Seagrove Partners Aug 2021 HCP Perspectives Designed with the Patient & Provider in Mind .
13 | Our products are designed to attain preferential reimbursement and avoid the coverage pitfalls many other pumps have experienced. Retained ISA to perform National Payors Survey on 1/3 of all commercial lives in US (50 million lives) Payor Benefits: Payor Preferred . ▪ 20% Discount vs Insulet (PODD) Provides Preferred Status ▪ Designed to use PBM codes as a disposable ▪ No New Code: Reimbursed at Launch ▪ Saves Provider $1,032/Patient/Year vs Omnipod Survey data 1 shows that a product with Gen - 1 features set at 10 - 20% discount to Omnipod will gain equivalent or preferential reimbursement at launch. “I would say that if they could come in with an average monthly cost of, say, 20% less than Omnipod…we would make this our preferred.” - IDN Data shows that discounting and rebates have been uncommon and small in insulin pumps. 5% is currently the largest in the space. “We expect that the manufacturer will come to the table, probably with an access rebate [of approx. 5%]. This is based on the fact that Medtronic has already come to us with this kind of rebate.” - National Health Plan Payors showed an interest in a simple product that was less expensive. “I like the simplicity and so as a consequence, it’s attractive to me mostly because I’m very price sensitive. I don’t think there’s any meaningful evidence basis for all those fancy and high - tech products.” - Regional Health Plan National Payor Survey 1. Primary research, Precision Xtract, Modular Medical Insulin Pump Rapid - Pulse Payer Assessment, June 2019.
14 | Unit Economics . 90 Day Re - Usable Price: FREE Cost: $34 3 Day Disposable Price: $34.4 * Cost: $7.68 First month: 1 Re - Usable + 10 Disposables Price: $344 Cost: $34 + $76.80 = $110.80 Gross Profit: $233.20 68 % Profit Margin Subsequent 2 Months: 10 Disposables Price: $344 Cost: $76.80 = $76.80 Gross Profit: $267.20 78 % Profit Margin Profitable From the First Sale Costs based on internal estimates * Omnipod CPT code with 20% discount
15 | Business Model . New microfluidics technology allows for low - cost pumping of insulin. New design philosophy makes product simple enough for provider driven sales. Enables a classic pharma style business model And a more rapid path to profitability. $4,128 Revenue Per P atient/Year 1 75 % Gross M argins 20 % Operating M argin at ~2% M arket Share 36,000 Users = 1% of US insulin Dependent Market $3.0B Expansion o f Market $148M Recurring Revenue from 1% share 1. Based on 20% discount to published CPT codes for Omnipod . 2. Calculation based on Omnipod US data from SGP 2019 diabetes bluebook and internal cost estimates.
16 | 2022 2023 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Timeline . Approval: 510(k) Predicate device approval pathway for FDA label. Same label as Omnipod . Testing is based on benchtop tests , no human trials required (no insulin pump has done pre - approval human trials) Submission: First FDA meeting was held in Nov. 2019. Second meeting was Mar. 2020. FDA submission expected Q3 2022 . Anticipated 6 - month review period. Full Design Lock Testing/Prepare Submit to the FDA FDA Review Period ~6 Months Anticipated FDA Approval “Soft” Launch Commercial Launch
17 | 1 2 3 MODD 1 (Basal with user Bolus) MODD 1+ (Cell phone controlled adjusted by algorithm) MODD 2 (Autonomous, multiple chamber, drug revenue) The Path to the Artificial Pancreas Product Roadmap . Currently under research and development, not available for investigational use or sale
18 | Allows algorithms to adjust basal rate for meals and exercise. CGM Integration Allows use of user's own cell phone as controller. No dedicated controller required. 2 - Factor Authentication Same modular design and ease of use as MODD1, with enhanced control functionality. Ease of Use Enhanced Modular Patch Pump: Cell Phone Controlled In Development MODD1+ . In Development 50% complete Cell Phone Controlled Currently under research and development, not available for investigational use or sale
19 | Allows Algorithms to Adjust Basal Rate For Meals and Exercise CGM Integration Allows use of Cellphone As Controller 2 Factor Authentication Same Modular design and ease of use as Pivot G - 1, with enhanced control functionality. Ease of Use Enhanced Modular Patch Pump: Cell Phone Controlled 75% complete Artificial Pancreas MODD2 is a native multi - chamber pump developed with enhanced ease of use in mind. Designed to be prefilled, the MODD2 will enable Modular Medical to capture drug revenue . Modular Medical will become the one - stop shop for all of a user's diabetes needs. MODD2 Features The Future of Care MODD2 . ▪ Closed Loop System ▪ Continuous Glucose Monitor Measures Blood Sugar, Feeds Data to Pump ▪ Algorithms Inform Pump Activity ▪ No Human Intervention Required ▪ Working prototype currently complete $4,800 Insulin Spend Patient / Year 1 $6,000 Symlin Spend Patient / Year 2 $ 4,128 Pump System Patient / Year $22.6 B US Addressable Market 3 1. Reuters “US insulin costs” 2012 - 16, Good RX. 2. $1,088 Avg price for monthly supply from Good RX. Assume ~50% price drop for generic. 3. ($4,800 + $6,000 + $4,300) X 1.5 million T1 Diabetics = $22.65bn
20 | 3 European countries in Top 10 countries for highest number of children and adolescents with T1D 2 European single payor systems avoid upfront costs, instead preferring low initial cost and a strong relationship between cost and health outcomes Pumps have had limited success in UK and Germany $156B spent annually in diabetes healthcare costs 3 $1 in $4 global diabetes spending occurs in this region 2 60 MILLION people have diabetes in Europe 1 1 WHO – Europe Regional Office website ; 2. International Diabetes Federation Atlas, 2017; 3. IDF, 2015 EU: Single - Payors Want Lower Overall Costs . Hesitant to Pay Upfront for Durables UK guidelines mandate pump usage for all pediatric T1D patients, yet only 1/3 use pumps due to scarce NHS funding. Current funding would buy MODD pumps for all UK pediatric diabetics. $25 - 30 million annual opportunity with no direct sales force needed. Low pump penetration outside of Germany and UK. Green - field opportunity Modular Medical Confidential & Proprietary
21 | The Team . Paul DiPerna Chairman & CTO 30 years of experience in medical device industry Led over 10 projects to FDA approval Founder Tandem Diabetes (TNDM:NAS) Tandem Diabetes Care – 510k approval on their T - Slim – 2012 National Cardiac – 510k approval on a disposable EKG sensor - 2018 Ivera Medical – 510k approval on a Luercap for infection control – 2015 Baxter Healthcare - FDA approvals (1988 - 2003) on product in the fields of: Blood Canisters, Suction Yankhauers , Wound Drains, High Speed Centrifuges for separating blood, Povidone Iodine anti microbials and a variety of blood collection devices. James (Jeb) Besser CEO 23 year Managing Member, Manchester Management LLC, largest shareholder of Modular Medical, Inc. Designer and lead developer of t:slim pump, a leading insulin pump in type 1 diabetes Founder and CEO, Modular Medical: an innovative next generation insulin pump Proven ability to develop products and win FDA approval 25+ years of U.S. public equity and capital markets experience, with a focus in life science and technology Provided long term strategic planning and due diligence, business development, and investor relations guidance to over 100 public companies Active involvement in developing Modular Medical’s commercial go to market strategy since 2017
22 | Share Structure (as of May 2, 2022) Shares Outstanding* 12.3 M Price Per Share $4.32 Market Cap $53 M Executive & Insider Ownership 44% Warrants at $6.00 strike 768 K Warrants at $6.60 strike 5.4 M Employee Stock Options at $7.56 Weighted Average 1.9 M Stock Information Listing NASDAQ Symbol MODD Financial Highlights . Inclusive of 5/2/22 Financing *includes pre - funded warrants as share equivalents
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24 | Appendix .
25 | Reservoir Size 300 units/3mL 300 units/3mL 300 units/3mL 200 units/2mL Pump Cost Pump: $0 3 - Day Disposables: $349/month (PBM Pricing) Pump: $4,200 Disposables: $134/month Pump: $4,600 Disposables: $148/month Pump: $0 Disposables: $437/month (PBM Pricing) Monitorable Via Cell Phone Yes No Yes No External Controller Required No No No Yes Charger/Battery No Charger/Single - use disposable battery provided Charger Required Battery Required Handset Charging Required Easy to Learn Yes No No No Remove & Reattach Yes Yes Yes No Modular Medical Tandem Diabetes Care Medtronic (MiniMed) Insulet T1D Insulin Pump Comparisons (US Market) . Currently under research and development, not available for investigational use or sale
26 | Allows Algorithms to Adjust Basal Rate For Meals and Exercise CGM Integration Allows use of Cellphone As Controller 2 Factor Authentication Same Modular design and ease of use as Pivot G - 1, with enhanced control functionality. Ease of Use Enhanced Modular Patch Pump: Cell Phone Controlled Artificial Pancreas Artificial Pancreas Will Be Multi - Chamber . ▪ FDA has established 70% Time In Range “no human intervention” standard for AP. ▪ “Control IQ” study published in NE Journal of medicine barely reached 70% despite announcing meals, sleep, and exercise. ▪ Prominent KOL’s and Algo designers feel 70% TIR without intervention is out of reach with insulin alone: the Artificial Pancreas will have to be multiple liquid. ▪ Multiple liquid will require small, simple, affordable pumps. Complexity and cost are multiplied. Legacy technology is not well suited. ▪ MODD well positioned to be first to market with viable multi - chamber product. ▪ Closed Loop System ▪ Continuous Glucose Monitor Measures Blood Sugar, Feeds Data to Pump ▪ Algorithms Inform Pump Activity ▪ No Human Intervention Required MODD2 Pump CGM MODD2 Features Currently under research and development, not available for investigational use or sale
27 | MODD Clinical Advisors . Bruce Bode, MD: Among the top tier of insulin and insulin pump kols in the world ( atlanta , practicing) Orville Kolterman, MD: Led the development of symlin (pramlintide) and byetta / bydureon (exenatide) at amylin pharmaceuticals (san diego , practicing) Poul Strange, MD: Led and participated in the development of several insulin products and insulin delivery devices (new jersey, not practicing) ENDOCRINOLOGY Virginia Valentine CDCES: Recent winner of the outstanding educator of the year from the ADA, author and editor. Board chairperson (new mexico , practicing) Davida Kruger NP: Former chair at the ADA research foundation, multiple award winner, former editor at numerous publications ( detroit , practicing) Gary Scheiner CDCES: Award winning author of 6 books on diabetes. Founder of integrated diabetes ( philadelphia , practicing) Neesha Ramchandani NP: Focused on technology use, particularly in urban pediatrics ( bronx , practicing) Diane Herbert CDCES: Former VP clinical services at livongo . Published author and frequent speaker ( philadelphia , practicing) Chris Sadler PA: Award - winning previous president of the american society of endocrine pas (san diego , not practicing) CDCES, NP, PA Lutz Heinemann: Founder of the profile institute for metabolic research, author of hundreds of publications on diabetes technology, and managing editor of the journal of diabetes science and technology PHD