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Biotech / Medical
NTEG- Bloodless Glucose Monitor
An SI Board Since September 1996
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Emcee:  Don Savage Type:  Unmoderated
Integ is a development stage company and does not yet have revenue. Per share results are stated on a pro forma basis to give effect to the conversion of the preferred stock into common stock, which occurred on July 1, 1996. Per share amounts do not include the impact
of the initial public offering of common shares, which closed on July 1, 1996. Frank Solomon, president and CEO of Integ, said, "We continue to be on schedule for freezing the design of the Lifeguide(TM) system in the fourth quarter of 1996. The greater loss for the quarter,
compared to a year ago, reflects both planned increases in our research and development expenditures as we enter the later stages of product development and continuing investment in the infrastructure of the company as we get closer to commercialization."

Integ Incorporated is developing the Lifeguide system, a painless and bloodless hand-held glucose monitoring product for use by people with diabetes. The Lifeguide system will allow people with diabetes to frequently self-monitor their glucose levels without repeatedly enduring the pain of lancing their fingers, thus allowing them to manage their disease more effectively and conveniently. Integ
became a publicly-held company on July 1, 1996, with an initial public offering of 3,000,000 common shares.

CHART:

Integ Inc.
Statements of Operations
(Unaudited)

Three months ended Six months ended
June 30, June 30,
1996 1995 1996 1995
Revenues $ -- $ -- $ -- $ --
Operating expenses:
R & D 1,078,036 495,288 1,831,295 955,474
Gen. and admin. 590,333 306,660 1,062,572 535,714
Clinical & reg. 134,001 63,655 258,403 124,759
Manufac. devel. 295,376 145,210 591,269 194,088
Sales and mktng. 208,983 58,010 368,199 145,163
Operating loss (2,306,729) (1,068,823) (4,109,738) (1,955,198)
Non-operating income
(expense) 108,066 (73,359) 267,411 (100,636)
Net loss $(2,198,663) $(1,142,182) $(3,842,327) $(2,055,834)
Pro forma net loss
per share* $ (.35) $ (.54)
Pro forma weighted
average number of
shares outstanding* 6,269,000 7,091,000

* Gives effect to the conversion of the preferred stock into common
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176 If anyone out there still follows this stock looks like fda approval is coming mstrand-3/14/2000
175 Sorry I saw this only now. Can you please elaborate on MIP? They supposedly havezClimber-12/18/1998
174 Ok!...I'll take a look at new NTEG info. Thanks for the Lead. nestegg-12/7/1998
173 Sorry for the totally innocent and accidental typo. I'm easily confused. Begreentara2-12/7/1998
172 Today an 80,000 share block traded above the ask! Seems like something may be Tevyah-9/3/1998
171 IVIP and NTEG...related Principal? Huh?....you indicate "Joy Solomon is Hnestegg-8/27/1998
170 Medical Innovation Partners Unfortunately for unaware investors the Medical Inngreentara2-8/26/1998
169 Some thoughts about NTEG... 52-week range: 0.500 - 7 3/8 Will it ever get bacnestegg-8/22/1998
168 Sorry, I was out of touch. My big question is if Integ declares bankruptcy is pDryHeat-8/18/1998
167 NTEG said "Based on the study results, we have concluded that the shortestSteve Hudson-8/17/1998
166 Integ Reports 1998 Second Quarter Results ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 14 /PRNewswirebeach3-8/17/1998
165 I'm no financial guru, but is Integ going to be a great buy tomorrow am? FTevyah-8/16/1998
164 1-800-633-8284 #4588248 after 5p centralDryHeat-8/14/1998
163 The question is whether NTEG is for sale (http://messages.yahoo.com/bbs?actionSteve Hudson-7/4/1998
162 At least by "July 13th" may be conclusion NTEG Clinical Conclusion? Inestegg-6/23/1998
161 FYI: You might want to read: messages.yahoo.com@m2.yahoo.com Regards, SteveSteve Hudson-6/23/1998
160 With such a low stock price on NTEG potential, I envision (Just a feeling!) thanestegg-6/23/1998
159 <i>Whoever can get to market first with a non or nearly non-invasive sysBitWizrd-6/22/1998
158 Steve, Re: "Draw your own conclusions" - continued I would like tosteve h-6/22/1998
157 FWIW, here's a quick interpretation of the price action today. ThroughoutSteve Hudson-6/19/1998
156 The question was whether insurance companies would support the monitor's uswalkers-6/12/1998
155 Draw your own conclusions: 1) The needle used in the Lifeguide key punctures Steve Hudson-6/11/1998
154 If all follows as planed my guess is that after this trial they will submit to DryHeat-6/11/1998
153 OK! ...hopefully your describing NTEG original Prototype, and these 'objectnestegg-6/11/1998
152 From Volpe: "<b>Key Features and Advantages of the LifeGuide SystemBitWizrd-6/11/1998
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