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Blue Charm Adherence Inc. Closes Investment Offering utilizing the NSIETC

March 22, 2021
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Blue Charm Adherence is pleased to announce the successful closure of its investment offering utilizing the Nova Scotia Innovation Equity Tax Credit. The organization exceeded its second-round financing objective.

Greg Patey, CEO of Blue Charm Adherence, highlighted, "We are very pleased with the level of support during this offering from both within Nova Scotia and also outside the province. This truly shows the level of interest and commitment Blue Charm is garnering as we quickly approach market entry. The funding will support our launch and hiring plans, and I couldn't have asked for a better result."

About Blue Charm AdherenceBlue Charm Adherence is a healthcare company providing patients with interactive self-help platforms and behavioral modification tools that assist in increasing overall understanding of disease-related health information and medication adherence. The Blue Charm Adherence mobile application was created in accordance with patient-centric design principles, while the software engine, AdherencyRx™, provides a level of unparalleled sophistication driven by brand strategy and the associated clinical data.

For questions, please contact:

Dr. Greg Patey
CEO
Blue Charm Adherence Inc.
Email: g.patey@bluecharm.io

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