CHESAPEAKE MEDICAL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED

Chesapeake Medical Products, Inc. evolved as a corporation in 1995. Its origins go back to 1981, to a predecessor company, Polymed Splint Products, Inc. After a period of continual growth, that company was sold in 1992.

In 1995, Chesapeake Medical Products, Inc. was established under the leadership and guidance of C. Eric Johnson. Mr. Johnson has been involved in the field of low-temperature thermoplastics since 1975. He has been actively participating in the manufacturing process since 1981. He was instrumental in the founding of Polymed Splint Products, Inc. and its operation until 1992. With over twenty years of experience in this product field, Mr. Johnson brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the marketplace.

CHESAPEAKE MEDICAL PRODUCTS, INC. is very pleased to announce that EMPI, INC. is the USA distributor for our thermoplastic splinting material product line. EMPI'S renowned reputation for quality and service, coupled with a knowledgeable and well trained sales and support staff, will assure our products are promoted and in-serviced to their entire customer base and beyond. CMP has been directed to assist the entire sales and support staff in a PRODUCT MANAGERS' capacity. EMPI is distributing all of CMP brand named products: EXCEL, EXCEL PLUS, INFINITY, REBOUND, COLOURS, MARQUE EASY and SONATA.

Chesapeake Medical Products, Inc. continues to grow and expand to meet the needs of its customers.

In 1999, the company purchased the splinting division of Tecnol Products, Inc., (a former division of Polymed Splint Products, Inc.) and up until the time of purchase, owned by Kimberly-Clark Corporation. At the present time, Chesapeake Medical Products, Inc. is offering seven diverse low-temperature splinting material products in a variety of forms.

In May of 2002, Chesapeake Medical Products, Inc. began injection molding its' products through a joint venture agreement. The participation, in the acquisition of an injection molding machine, has provided the opportunity to better control product quality, manufacturing frequencies, and respond immediately to customers and product demands. In addition, the company can now offering and providing custom injection molding services to other companies.

In October of 2002, Chesapeake Medical Products, Inc. acquired granulating equipment that allows the company to granulate scrap materials for recycling purposes. This acquisition, for in-house use, has assisted in managing the process of recycling, monitoring particle quality and size; and the elimination of potential cross contamination of different materials.