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BioElectronics Corporation's New Commercial Airing Nationally Advertising Initiative Will Reach 15,000,000 Homes Nationwide
Date:4/9/2008

FREDERICK, Md., April 9, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- BioElectronics Corporation, (Pink Sheets: BIEL), announced today that the company will start airing a new commercial for its ActiPatch (TM) technology on Bloomberg Television, April 14, 2008. The company has initiated an advertising contract that calls for the informational commercial to run for the next two weeks, and will reach millions of viewers daily. CEO Andrew Whelan comments, "This is a new initiative for BioElectronics Corporation and we are excited that this commercial will inform consumers, physicians, and distributors about our ActiPatch(TM) products. This national advertisement should help us reach a new level in both product and brand awareness."

The new bio-electronic super-bandage has produced significant rapid healing results in trials and has already received regulatory clearance by the FDA for the treatment of edema following blepharoplasty.

"ActiPatch (TM)" is very thin, easily applied and comfortable to wear on an injured area. The patch effectively minimizes pain and swelling. Physicians are so impressed with the power of the patch that they are providing it to their patients for uses beyond plastic surgery recovery. Trials are ongoing in multiple areas.

The new ActiPatch(TM) retail product line targets five common conditions that affect hundreds of millions of people throughout the world: 1) Back pain, 2) Foot and ankle pain, including ankle sprains and plantar fasciitis, 3) Knee pain, 4) Arm and wrist pain, including carpal tunnel and tennis elbow. BioElectronics has planned an aggressive retail introduction of these products for locations outside of the United States where regulatory clearance has been received. Distribution is expected in Canada, Italy, Netherlands, Australia, Mexico, United Kingdom, the Middle East, and other countries over the next few months.

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BioElectronics Corporation is the maker of the ActiPatch(TM).
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