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Canada’s On-Demand Virtual Pharmacy

TSXV: MNOW

Investor Presentation

Q2 2021

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Notice And Disclaimer

General

Unless otherwise indicated or the context otherwise requires, all references in this presentation to “Mednow”, “Mednow.ca”, the “Company,” “we,” “our,” “ours,” “us” or similar terms refer to Mednow Inc., together with its subsidiaries. All references to “$”, “C$”, “dollars” are to Canadian dollars. All references to “US$” are to United States dollars. Capitalized terms used herein that are not otherwise defined have the meanings ascribed to such terms in the final long form prospectus of Mednow dated February 26, 2021 (the “Prospectus”) available on SEDAR under Mednow’s profile at www.sedar.com.

Any graphs, tables or other information demonstrating our historical performance or that of any other entity contained in this presentation are intended only to illustrate past performance and are not necessarily indicative of our or such entities’ future performance. The information contained in this presentation is accurate only as of the date of this presentation or the date indicated. No securities regulatory authority has expressed an opinion about the securities described herein and it is an offence to claim otherwise.

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Mednow:

All Your Pharmacy Needs Delivered

To provide patient access

via a user-friendly app,

website, and call centre

To have national

pharmacy offering

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To provide access to virtual

healthcare professionals

To deliver best-in-class

pharmacy services from

experienced founders

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Mednow aims to become a household name by improving healthcare access through

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Patients see their community

pharmacists up to

10x

more frequently than they

see family physicians

1

2/3

of Canadians over the age of 65 take

more than 3 medications a day

2

of Canadians with chronic illness do

not take medications as prescribed

2

50%

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1. Canadian Pharmacists Association, 2020

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1. CIHI National Health Expenditure, 2019 2. IBISWorld, Pharmacies & Drug Stores in Canada, 2020

3. Fortune Business Insights, Telehealth Market Size, Share & COVID-19 Impact Analysis […], 2020; Canadian figures estimated from North American market 4. Frost & Sullivan, Telehealth to Experience Massive Growth with COVID-19 Pandemic […], 2020

$264 Billion

Healthcare

Market

1

$47 Billion

Pharmacy

Market

2

A Large Addressable & Untapped Market

Despite a Canadian landscape with over 10,500 pharmacies,

management has identified less than 10 pharmacies that are an

online delivery-based business model

Telemedicine is expected to grow by 64% year over year with a

38% CAGR from 2020-2025

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and management believes as more

people consult their doctor online, more people will require

pharmaceutical consultations and medication delivery

Mednow seeks to affect disruption in the healthcare

market as the sectors of grocery, restaurant, and

transportation have experienced from on-demand

technology-powered companies

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$2 Billion

Telemedicine

Market

3

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Key Busines Goal: Adherence Leads to Loyalty

Mednow’s PillSmart

TM

system helps improve medication adherence by organizing medications and vitamins

by date and time in easy-to-use pouches at no additional cost to customers

1

1.

Trademark Pending. Similar to PillPack (USA) and PocketPills (Canada)

2.

Based on internal company calculations

$5,000

Lifetime Value

(LTV)

2

Customer

Acquisition Cost

(CAC) target

Average annual revenue per customer of $1,500

over an estimated lifetime of 10 years with 33%

gross margins

2

$100-$200

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Diagnosis to Delivery: Mednow Virtual Care

Patient requests a Doctor

Appointment Through

Mednow’s App

Patient Meets with

Virtual Doctor

Script Filled and Delivered

Same Day by Mednow

Pharmacy

#1

#2

#3

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Partnered with proven operators to scale quickly

A telemedicine offering combined with a digital pharmacy

Capturing physician services revenue

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Patient

Mednow

Virtual Care

Pharmacy

Mednow

Complementary

Medical Technology

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Goal is to be a Full Spectrum Digital Healthcare Provider

Same Day Delivery Infrastructure via

acquisition of more fulfillment sites

nation wide

Adjacent Health

Services

Acquisition Targets

In House Capability

Holistic Digital

Experience

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Key Accomplished Milestones

Accelerated development to service the rapid adoption of digital healthcare in Canada

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1. Mednow East Inc. and Mednow Pharmacy Inc. are fulfillment partners

June 2020

$6.5M Raised in

Oversubscribed

Series A Round

Web App

and Marketing

Site Released

September 2020

Entered into Strategic

Agreements to Establish

Mednow Telemedicine

November 2020

Established Ontario

(ON) and British

Columbia (BC)

Fulfillment Centers

1

.

Same Day Delivery

Capability Built Out.

December 2020

March 2021

IPO’d on TSXV under ticker

symbol MNOW.

Raised $37M in IPO financing.

Since IPO

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Developed and began executing on Mednow’s product road map

Transition to an in-house technology team to control pace and quality of product

• Investments in cyber security and privacy

Technology

Manitoba pharmacy license application

• Atlantic Canada, Quebec and Alberta are currently being targeted as next fulfillment locations

• Forging ahead to establish a national pharmacy at a rapid pace

National Pharmacy Footprint

Made key hires notably a Chief Growth Officer as well as team build out in finance, operations and

pharmacy

IR activities to educate retail investors through BTV and Native Ads

NCIB and market maker to support stock

Corporate Development

Since the IPO

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Anticipated Go-To-Market Strategy

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Q1 2021

Q2 2021

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Q3 2021

1

Q4 2021

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Fully capitalize

the company and

IPO

Launch telemedicine

service offering

National pharmacy

footprint

Establish National

business to business

clients

Mednow has a strong customer acquisition plan for 2021 as the company scales nationally

1. This represents Mednow’s targeted growth objectives; however, there is no guarantee that they will be achieved

within the time frames presented, or at all.

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Targeting a National Footprint

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Fulfillment Centres Being Built

Operational Fulfillment Centres

Targeted Fulfillment Centres

Same-day delivery service in

Greater Toronto

and

Greater Vancouver

accessible to

8.5 million Canadians

today

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National coverage permits B2B opportunities

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Business-to-Business and Business-to-Doctors

offering can lead to rapid step-wise growth to

user base

Q2 2021

ON and BC

Individual patients

Q4 2021

1

National

B2C + B2B

Brokers/Advisors

Marketing Partnerships

Industry Associations

Individual Patients

B2B

Manufacturer Services

B2C/B2D

1. This represents Mednow’s targeted growth objectives; however,

there is no guarantee that they will be achieved within the time

frames presented, or at all.

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Founders

Karim Nassar,

CEO & Co-Founder

Ali Reyhany,

Director & Co-Founder

Felipe Campusano,

Director & Co-Founder

Computer engineer with 15 years of experience in pharmacy, technology, and healthcare logistics

Built and managed Air Liquide’s (EPA: AL) Western Canada home oxygen logistics network after assuming various roles

in finance, M&A, strategy, and marketing in France and Canada.

Led retail & specialty pharmacy strategy initiatives at McKesson (NYSE: MCK) and Innomar Strategies, a subsidiary of

AmerisourceBergen (NYSE: ABC)

Vice President of Digital Strategy at the Care Group of Pharmacies.

Karim holds a Bachelor’s of Applied Science from the University of Toronto and an MBA from Queen’s University

Ali holds a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Toronto and has over 20 years of experience in

pharmacies, business development, and operations

CEO and Co-Founder of the Care Group of Pharmacies, the largest pharmacist controlled independent pharmacy chain

in Canada with over 45 locations and $150M of revenue

Recently completed a $30M growth investment by Crédit Mutuel Equity, a €3B private equity fund of Crédit Mutuel

Alliance Fédérale.

Named one of Canada’s Top 40 Under 40 for 2020, presented by BNN Bloomberg and the Financial Post

Holds a Pharmacy degree from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor’s of Science degree from Queen’s University

Purchased first pharmacy the day he graduated pharmacy school

Has amassed a pharmacy network of over 50 pharmacies and health care services

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Advisors & Other Directors

Dr. Karim Vellani,

Medical Director

Family physician at St. Michael’s Hospital

Founder and Medical Director of MediCall

Lecturer at the University of Toronto

Chris Fischer,

Medical Managing Partner

Previously Director of Operations for the University of Ottawa

Health Services Director of the Ontario University and College

Health Association since 2006

Ghassan Halazon,

eCommerce Advisor

Founder and CEO of EMERGE Commerce (TSXV: ECOM)

Canada’s Top 40 under 40 honourees for 2020, presented by

BNN Bloomberg and National Post

Sameer Lalji,

Technology Advisor

Chief Product Officer at VerticalScope

Previously CTO at DealTap, Managing Director for Majid Al

Futtaim in the United Arab Emirates, and

Advisor for Quantum Mob and Band of Coders

Kia Besharat,

Director

Senior Managing Director at Gravitas Securities

Director of EMERGE Commerce (TSXV: ECOM)

Investment Industry Association of Canada (IIAC) as a Top

40 Under 40 Award Nominee in 2018.

Mahdi Shams,

Director

Partner at MLT Aikins LLP

Advises clients on corporate governance, continuous

disclosure obligations, director and officer duties and

obligations and general corporate law matters

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Mednow’s USP is Quality Patient Experience

See what our customers are saying, or better yet, try Mednow Pharmacy yourself!

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Investments In Digital Healthcare & Pharmacy

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Vancouver-based

PocketPills is a digital

pharmacy allowing

users to refill

medications, manage,

and order prescriptions

from their mobile

devices and is only

available for

Canadians.

Toronto-based Pillway

is a full-service digital

pharmacy that presorts

medications by dosage

and offers free

at-home delivery every

month. WELL Health

made a C$5M minority

investment in Dec-20.

Vancouver-based WELL

Health is the largest

single chain network of

primary care clinics in

British Columbia and

provides electronic

medical records (EMR)

serving over 2,000

medical clinics and

10,000 physicians.

Manchester, US-based

PillPack is an online

pharmacy that uses

technology to manage

medication and

coordinate refills, while

delivering prescriptions

on a monthly basis.

Toronto-based

Mednow is a

pharmacy in your

pocket offering an

all-in-one patient

experience from

diagnosis

2

to delivery.

Toronto-based Well.ca is

a Canadian online

retailer that provides

health, wellness, natural,

baby, and beauty

products. Well.ca

features Canada’s largest

assortment of green and

natural brands.

1. As per S&P Capital IQ on 21-Jan-21; 2. Currently offered through third-party providers.

The information presented above is comprised of "comparables", which is information that compares Mednow to other issuers utilizing various financial metrics. The other issuers in the comparables were included on the basis that they are telemedicine, virtual pharmacy or healthcare companies and are considered to be an appropriate basis for comparison to Mednow because they operate in the same or a similar industry to Mednow. The financial metrics were included on the basis that they represent key performance indicators of public companies. Information about the other issuers in the comparables was obtained from public sources and has not been independently verified by Mednow or the agents. There are many risks associated with relying upon the comparables to make an investment decision, including the risk that the performance of Mednow will not necessarily meet or exceed those of the comparable issuers and there is no guarantee that an investor will achieve a return on investment similar to those issuers. If the information concerning the comparables contains a misrepresentation, an investor in Mednow will not have a remedy under securities legislation.

Private Company

Raised C$40M+

Private Company

Raised C$5M+

TSX: WELL

Mkt. Cap. C$1.3B

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Amazon (NASDAQ:

AMZN) acquired PillPack

for US$750M+

McKesson (NYSE: MCK)

acquired Well.ca

in Dec-17

Mednow (TSXV:

MNOW) raised gross

proceeds of $37M in

IPO

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Why Mednow?

BEST-IN-CLASS HOLISTIC CARE OFFERING

Building a pharmacy-first offering supported with

telemedicine provided by a third-party service

provider.

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PROVEN MANAGEMENT

Co-Founders grew their previous venture to $150M

in revenue before securing a $30M investment from

Crédit Mutuel Equity, the private equity arm of the

5

th

largest bank in France.

ON-DEMAND VIRTUAL PHARMACY

Focused on building national infrastructure that will

provide maximum value to patients and customers in

the virtual and delivery-based health care sectors.

ALL-IN-ONE ECOSYSTEM

The future of the Mednow ecosystem will begin from

the moment a consumer speaks with a doctor, to the

prescription being filled by the on-demand virtual

pharmacy, and ending at the patient’s desired place

of delivery (e.g. home, office).

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Mednow.ca was designed with the best patient

experience in mind, it sets a new standard for

quality care paired with virtual access to all

pharmacy services

An online pharmacy and virtual health provider

looking to improve Canadian’s Health using

technology and home delivery

All-Encompassing Virtual Platform Aims to Disrupt

Canada’s Pharmacy Industry

Mednow.ca’s deep industry knowledge coupled

with a growing demand for virtual care and

pharmacy delivery makes it a very attractive

opportunity in the Canadian investment

landscape

Mednow in the News …

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“Mednow is essentially a virtual pharmacy,

offering patients access to pharmacy services via a

webbased app or website””

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Thank You

Contact us:

[email protected]

www.mednow.ca

For more information, visit our website, where you willfind

links to our FAQ and How It Works. You can also always send us

an email. The Mednow team is always happy to answer any of

yourquestions.

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