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Unilife Commences U.S. Sales of Unitract® 1mL Syringes
Date:11/15/2010

that are fully integrated within the barrel of our Unitract range of 1mL syringes make them ideally positioned to help address the unmet needs of healthcare workers.

"IMCO is ideally positioned to act as a preferred partner to support our initial launch activities, given their focus and market reach within those healthcare sectors where the use of 1mL safety syringes is greatest. We look forward to working with IMCO and their members to successfully introduce our Unitract 1mL syringes to healthcare facilities across the U.S."  

Mr. Bill McLaughlin, CEO of IMCO stated, "Unilife's line of retractable syringes is outstanding in every way and will clearly become an important factor in the market, improving the quality of patient care and the personal safety of clinicians everywhere".

The Unitract range of 1mL syringes is the world's first and only known syringe that allows operators to control the speed of automatic needle retraction directly from the patient's body into the barrel of the syringe where it is locked in place. The products, which include insulin and tuberculin variants with a five-year shelf life, are well positioned to help prevent the transmission of blood-borne diseases such as HIV and hepatitis C via needlestick injuries, aerosol dispersal and syringe reuse. Primary target markets of the products include healthcare facilities, pharmaceutical companies and patients who self-administer prescription medication. Further information on the products is available at www.unitract.com.

Production of the Unitract 1mL Insulin Syringe at Unilife's FDA-registered facility in Pennsylvania is occurring on a fully automated assembly system which the Company designed, developed and built using in-house expertise. A video of this automated production system can be viewed at www.unilife.com.

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