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BioElectronics CEO Andrew Whelan: Positioning the Company for Growth During 2008 and Beyond
Date:4/14/2008

BioElectronics President, CEO, and Chairman Issues Shareholder Letter

FREDERICK, Md., April 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Andrew Whelan, President, CEO and Chairman of BioElectronics, Corp. (Pink Sheets: BIEL), developer of ActiPatch, an FDA-cleared, drug-free anti-inflammatory patch with an embedded battery operated microchip that delivers pulsed electromagnetic therapy to relieve pain and speed healing, today issued the following letter to shareholders.

To the shareholders of BioElectronics Corp.:

BioElectronics Corp. has recently completed a series of significant changes we believe strongly position the organization for meaningful revenue growth during 2008 and beyond. Over the past few quarters we have substantially changed the management team, introduced a significant number of new products, meaningfully altered our manufacturing methodology and almost completely overhauled our distribution strategy.

We believe 2008 will be year of exciting growth for the organization as we move into new markets with an enhanced product offering and meaningfully enhanced distribution. We look forward to continuing and expanding our relationship with our shareholders as this management team and all of the employees of BioElectronics work to increase shareholder value during the rest of 2008 and beyond.

Below, I have outlined just a few of the many positive changes that have occurred at the company over the last few quarters. We do not expect change at the company to stop here, however, as it is our intention to continue to modify our plan in order to achieve success moving forward.

Management Team Changes -- We have recently enhanced our management team with the addition of two top flight sales and market executives. We recently successfully recruited John Hartong to manage distribution for North America. John has many years of sales and marketing experience and is already making a positive impact on the organization. Additionally,
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