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Department of Veterans Affairs Federal Supply Schedule

Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Price List

Medical Equipment and Supplies FSC Group 65, Part II Sections A

FSC Class(es) 6510, 6515, 6530, and 6542

Contract No: V797D-60647 Contract Period: June 15, 2016 through June 14, 2021

For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules

Click on the FSS Schedules button at www.fss.gsa.gov

PARATA SYSTEMS, LLC

2600 Meridian Parkway

Durham, NC 27713

Phone: 1-888-Parata 1 (727-2821) Fax: 919-433-4301 www.parata.com http://www.fss.gsa.gov/ http://www.parata.com/

CUSTOMER INFORMATION:

Accepted SINs

SIN

% Discount or Discount Range

Maximum Order

A-92 & A-200 0.00% – 37.30%

A-92; $450,000.00 or (1) system

A-200; $500,000.00

Tracking Customer(s) Hospitals Outpatient Pharmacy

Tracking Ratio(s) 0.79 – 1.00

Quantity / Tier Discount(s)

Parata Max and Parata Mini:

2 units 4.00%, 3 units 4.25%, 4 units 4.50%, 5 units 4.75%, 6 units 5.00%, 7-10 units 5.25%, larger volumes to be negotiated at the local level.

Standard Delivery Time

120 days or less after receipt of order (ARO), for SIN A-92, 48 hours or less (2 days ARO), for SIN A-200, from receipt of call in accordance with service description.

Expedited Delivery Time

All Products 30 days ARO.

Government will pay the difference between normal and expedited delivery charges for regular orders.

FOB Point(s) FOB Destination 50 states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico.

Credit Card Acceptance MPT = Micropurchase Threshold

Yes; cc accepted below, equal to, and above MPT

With no maximum amount

Minimum Order No minimum order

Payment Terms Net 30 Days

Return Goods Policy Commercial Return Goods Policy

Warranty Policy Commercial warranty

Installation & Training Install & Train (Max Product) line item price $9,600.00, without IFF

Install & train (Mini Product) line item price $5,000.00, without IFF

Service Agreement N/A

Annual Rebate Negotiated at the local level based on more than 50 units ordered annually.

Commercial Price List Internal Parata Commercial List Price, Effective January 1, 2016

Number of Accepted Items 65

Other Proposed Products and pricing

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SIN# Item # Product Name / Description FSS Price ($) w/Out IFF FSS Price ($) with IFF

A-92 901-0045 PARATA MAX-S (REXAM PT 13/30) $125,000.00 $125,628.14

A-92 901-0046 PARATA MAX-S (REXAM RC 20/40) $137,555.00 $138,246.23

A-92 901-0047 PARATA MAX-S (TRI-STATE 13/30) $125,000.00 $125,628.14

A-92 901-0049 PARATA MAX-F (REXAM PT 13/30) $125,000.00 $125,628.14

A-92 901-0052 PARATA MAX-F (REXAM RC 20/40) $125,000.00 $125,628.14

A-92 901-0053 PARATA MAX-F (TRI-STATE 13/30) $137,555.00 $138,246.23

A-92 901-115 PARATA MAX-S (REXAM RC 16/40) $137,555.00 $138,246.23

A-92

INSTAL & TRAINING

Max

Installation & Training Services - MAX Product

$9,600.00 $9,648.24

A-92 415-0223 Software, Max (v.3.4.0) $1,500.00 $1,507.54

A-92 802-0124

ASSY, STANDARD CELL, LOCKING,

HPAC CELL, GOLD PADS

$250.00 $251.26

A-92 802-0125

ASSY, SUPERCELL, LOCKING, HPAC

CELL, GOLD PADS

$350.00 $351.76

A-200 M-Max Max Annual Premium Plus CONUS maintenance Zone A

$11,064.00 $11,119.60

A-200

M-ADTL 6 MTH PRM+

WRNTY MAX ZONE A

Additional 6 month Parata MAX warranty Premium Plus CONUS maintenance Zone A

$5,532.00 $5,559.80

A-200 CE PRGM - 15 CELL

Cell Exchange Program (Max/Mini) (Includes the exchange of 15 cells and Back-Up cell pack with 2 Standard Cells and 2 Super Cells) (Exchange after initial 15 cells will be $40.00 per cell)

$1,000.00 $1,005.03

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FSS Price ($) w/Out

IFF

FSS Price ($) with IFF

A-92 901-0057 PARATA MINI $40,025.00 $40,226.13

A-92

INSTALL & TRAINING-

MINI

Installation & Training Services

$5,000.00 $5,025.13

A-92 MINI LOCKING CELL Mini Standard Locking Cells $250.00 $251.26

A-92 MINI S- LOCKING CELL

Mini Standard Super Locking Cells

$350.00 $351.76

A-92 415-0225 Software, Mini (v.3.4.0) $1,000.00 $1,005.03

A-200 M-Mini Mini Annual Premium Plus CONUS maintenance Zone A

$5,532.00 $5,559.80

A-200

M-ADTL 6 MTH WRNTY

MINI ZONE A PRM+

Additional 6 month Parata Mini warranty Premium Plus CONUS maintenance Zone A

$2,766.00 $2,779.90

P2000 / AccuCount

FSS Price ($) w/Out

IFF

FSS Price

($) with IFF

A-92 ACOUNT 2 ACCUCOUNT 2 SYSTEM CONFIGURED $2,980.40 $2,995.38

A-92 604854.00 P2000 AccuMed/Packing Box Connectivity Device $427.50 $429.65

A-92 315-0227 SCANNER, DESKTOP, FUJITSU FI-6110C $1,168.50 $1,174.37

A-92 315-0329 P2000 Standard Server - Tower (server only) $9,250.60 $9,297.09

A-92 315-0314 P2000 Standard Server - Rack Mount $9,713.00 $9,761.81

A-92 315-0300 P2000 Barcode Blaster Printer, Advantage DLX $698.25 $701.76

A-92 315-0301 P2000 Barcode Blaster Printer w/peeler, Advantage DLX $997.50 $1,002.51

A-92 415-0424 P2000 FlexCheck Software License (one fee per server) $47,500.00 $47,738.69

A-92 650-0087

P2000 Barcode Scanner (wired) (USB connection, scanner, USB cable, programming barcodes) $190.00 $190.95

A-92 650-0170

P2000 Enterprise Server - Rack-Mount Package (Includes: Server, Operating system & SQL Server license, 15" flat screen monitor, and a UPS) $18,014.00 $18,104.52

A-92 650-0172

P2000 Fill or Checking Station (Includes: CPU, UPS, Black Monitor, Monitor Mounting Bracket and Cradle, Swing Arm, Barcode Scanner, Operating System & Terminal Services licenses, No user license) $3,632.50 $3,650.75

A-92 650-0174

P2000 Imaging Workstation (Includes:

CPU, UPS, Black Monitor, Monitor Mounting Bracket and Cradle, Barcode Scanner, Barcode Blaster, Imaging Scanner, Operating System & Terminal Services licenses, No user license) $4,800.50 $4,824.62

A-92 650-0248 P2000 Barcode Gryphon Scanner, monitor bracket and cradle KIT $342.00 $343.72

A-92 650-0313

Parata FlexCheck Dispensing Kit w/Monitor (for photo taking and patient consultation w/ upgrade to 19" monitor) $11,255.00 $11,311.56

A-92 650-0314 Parata FlexCheck Verification Kit (for patient consultation) $475.00 $477.39

A-92 650-0315

Parata FlexCheck Verification Kit w/Monitor (for patient consultation w/ upgrade to 19" monitor) $1,279.65 $1,286.08

A-92 650-0343 P2000 v7.x or greater Workstation UPS

KIT $190.00 $190.95

A-92 650-0344

Pharmacy 2000 Software v7.x or greater (One fee per server) KIT

$28,500.00 $28,643.22

A-92 650-0345

P2000 v7.x or greater 3rd Party License Fee - 3rd Party License Fee - SQL Server 2005 Std. for Embedded Systems 64-bit (5 CLT Device CAL) (Microsoft E65-

00113) KIT $498.75 $501.26

A-92 650-0346

P2000 v7.x or greater 3rd Party License Fee - SQL Server 2008 R2 Std. for Embedded Systems 64-bit (5 CLT Device CAL) (Microsoft E65-00187) KIT $498.75 $501.26

A-92 650-0348

P2000 v7.x or greater 3rd Party License Fee - Windows 7 or greater Professional for Embedded Systems (32/64-bit) (Microsoft 42C-00022) KIT $209.95 $211.01

A-92 650-0349

P2000 v7.x or greater Standard Server - Tower package (Includes: Server, Operating System & SQL Server License, 15" flat screen monitor, and a

UPS) KIT $11,471.25 $11,528.89

A-92 650-0350

P2000 v7.x or greater Standard Server - Rack Mount Package (Includes: Server, Operating System & SQL Server License, 15" flat screen monitor, and a

UPS) KIT $13,924.15 $13,994.12

A-92 650-0352 P2000 v7.x or greater Packing Box KIT $4,987.50 $5,012.56

A-92 650-0353

P2000 v7.x or greater Barcode Scanner (wireless) (Includes: USB connection, scanner, charging base, and programming barcodes) KIT $997.50 $1,002.51

A-92 650-0354 P2000 v7.x or greater Imaging Scanner

KIT $1,187.50 $1,193.47

A-92 P2KPIT

Pharmacy 2000 Post-Install Site Training (re-training times other than courtesy visit) (per day) $2,500.00 $2,512.56

A-92 CCRNT UL 1-10

Pharmacy 2000 Concurrent User License Fees (1-10 users (price per user) simultaneous terminals running P2000 application, one-time fee) $5,000.00 $5,025.13

A-92 CCRNT UL FC 1-10

FlexCheck Concurrent User License Fees (1-10 users (price per user) simultaneous terminals running P2000 application, one-time fee) $5,000.00 $5,025.13

A-92 P2KIT 7.X+

Pharmacy 2000 v7.X or greater Installation and Training Base Fee (new or upgrade) $4,000.00 $4,020.10

A-92 P2KRIT 7.X+

Pharmacy 2000 v7.X or greater remote Pharmacy Locations Installation and Training Fee (per physical location remote from server location/minimum -1) (required in addition to base fee) $1,500.00 $1,507.54

A-92 P2KWKSTIT 1-10

Pharmacy 2000 Installation and Training (new or upgrade) (1-10) workstations (price per workstation) $1,000.00 $1,005.03

A-92 P2KWKSTIT 11-20

Pharmacy 2000 Installation and Training (new or upgrade) (11-20) workstations (price per workstation) $900.00 $904.52

A-92 P2KWKSTIT 21-30

Pharmacy 2000 Installation and Training (new or upgrade) (21-30) workstations (price per workstation) $800.00 $804.02

A-92 P2KWKSTIT 31+

Pharmacy 2000 Installation and Training (new or upgrade) (31+) workstations (price per workstation) $700.00 $703.52

A-200 M-P2000 System

M-P2K PRM+ W/RMT CONUS SYSTEM -

Pharmacy 2000 with remote connectivity Annual Premium Plus Maintenance CONUS System Fee (per main server) (applicable at contract renewal only - no proration) $15,000.00 $15,075.38

A-200

M-WORKSTATION IMAGE

M-P2K PRM+ W/ RMT CONUS UL SPRT -

Pharmacy 2000 with remote connectivity Annual Premium Plus Maintenance CONUS. User License Support Fee (per Image workstation license connecting to server) (applicable at contract renewal only -no proration) $1,944.00 $1,953.77

A-200

M-WORKSTATION

FILL/CHECK

M-P2K PRM+ W/ RMT CONUS UL SPRT -

Pharmacy 2000 with remote connectivity Annual Premium Plus Maintenance CONUS. User License Support Fee (per Check/Fill workstation license connecting to server) (applicable at contract renewal only -no proration) $1,944.00 $1,953.77

A-200

M-P2000 PHARMACY

LOCATION

M-P2K PRM+ W/ RMT CONUS LCTN -

Pharmacy 2000 with remote connectivity Annual Premium Plus Maintenance CONUS. Pharmacy Locations Fee (per physical location -different buildings) (min 1) $5,000.00 $5,025.13

A-200

M-FLEXCHECK VIEW

PRM+ SUPPORT CONUS

FlexCheck Photo Box Premium Plus Support Fee (per unit) CONUS $2,000.00 $2,010.05

A-200

M-FLEXCHECK STATION

PRM+ SUPPORT CONUS

FlexCheck Consultation Station Premium Plus Support Fee CONUS $2,000.00 $2,010.05

A-200

M-ADTL 6 MTH WRNTY

P2K SERVER PRM+

CONUS

Additional 6 month P2K Server warranty Premium Plus Maintenance

CONUS $7,500.00 $7,537.69

A-200

M-ADTL 6 MTH WRNTY

P2K LICENSE PRM+

CONUS

Additional 6 month P2K License (workstation) warranty Premium Plus Maintenance CONUS $972.00 $976.88

A-200

M-ADTL 6 MTH WRNTY

P2K LCTN PRM+ CONUS

Additional 6 month P2K Location warranty Premium Plus Maintenance

CONUS $2,500.00 $2,512.56

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EXHIBIT 1

Commercial Warranty

Warranty During the Warranty Period, Parata warrants that the Parata Products purchased by Customer (specifically excluding, without limitation, any Third Party Software or other third party peripherals or components) will be capable of performing in all material respects in accordance with their Functional Specifications, Customer Is responsible for (a) all data archival, including the back up of any data stored on any hard drive before servicing; (b) performing nightly backup procedures; and (c) the integrity 0f all media and archived data. Parata expressly disclaims any and all responsibility for any damages to or loss of any programs, data, or other information s to red on any media or any part of any Parata Product serviced by Parata, its suppliers or its third party subcontractors. Customer acknowledges and agrees (and covenants with Parata) that no Hazardous Drugs shall be used with the Parata Product.

EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN, PARATA MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN CONNECTION WITH THE PARATA PRODUCTS, ANY THIRD PARTY PRODUCTS, OR SOFTWARE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO COMPLIANCE WITH LAW, OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WHICH ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED BY PARATA AND EXCLUDED. CUSTOMER AGREES THAT IT SHALL AT ALL TIMES USE THE PARATA PRODUCT IN A MANNER THAT IS CONSISTENT WITH ALL APPLICABLE PROFESSIONAL AND ETHICAL STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS, AND ALL LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE POISON PREVENTION PACKAGING

ACT, 15 U.S.C. § 1471 ET SEQ., AND THE FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG AND COSMETIC ACT, 21 U.S.C. § 301 ET SEQ.

Return Goods Policy. If shipping errors occurs due to Contractor’s error, the Contractor will pay freight both ways for return/exchange of goods. If an ordering facility error occurs, the ordering facility will pay return freight. No restocking fee will apply either way. Please call Parata Supply for a Return Material Authorization number (RMA#) at 1-877-472-7282.

Final Responsible Party. Customer acknowledges and agrees that it is the final responsible party for handling, storing, dispensing, packaging and administering medications and supplies to patients or other third parties through or related to the use of the Products.

Drug Image Library. Customer acknowledges that information contained in any Drug Image Library provided to Customer (the “Drug Information”) is intended to supplement the knowledge of pharmacists and other health care professionals regarding prescription medications. This Drug Information is advisory only and is not intended to replace sound clinical judgment in the delivery of health care services. Customer’s use of such Drug Image Library shall be subject to any third party terms applicable to such Drug Image Library. PARATA AND/OR ANY THIRD PARTY SUPPLIERS (OR THEIR RESPECTIVE SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS) DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE DRUG INFORMATION, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY AS TO THE QUALITY, ACCURACY, OR SUITABILITY OF THE DRUG INFORMATION FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

WHILE MAKING ALL REASONABLE EFFORTS TO ENSURE ACCURACY, PARATA ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS THAT MAY APPEAR IN THE DRUG IMAGE LIBRARY. CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THE DRUG IMAGE LIBRARY IS NOT TO BE REGARDED OR RELIED UPON AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SKILL, JUDGMENT, AND CARE OF A PHARMACIST OR OTHER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL IN DISPENSING PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS. PARATA SHALL NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, BE LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE FOR PRODUCT DISPENSED OR DISTRIBUTED BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY USING THE PARATA PRODUCT FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR FOR ANY SIDE EFFECTS OR OTHER DIRECT, INDIRECT, PUNITIVE, CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND OR DESCRIPTION WHATSOEVER FROM THE USE OF ANY SUCH PARATA PRODUCT; IT SHALL BE EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD THAT SUCH LIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY REST ENTIRELY UPON THE PHARMACIST OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL. THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION WILL SURVIVE ANY CANCELLATION OR TERMINATION OF THE

AGREEMENT OR TERMINATION OF THE RIGHT TO USE THE PARATA PRODUCT.

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EXHIBIT 2

FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

Customer acknowledges and agrees that Parata’s warranty for the Parata Products is based on the Functional Specifications of the applicable Parata Products. The Functional Specifications for the Parata Product(s) are set forth below:

Pharmacy 2000™ Software

The P2000 Software performs the following functions:

General:

Pharmacy 2000™ consists of six modules (Imaging Module, Filling Module, Packing Box, Checking Module, Maintenance Module and Reporting Module) configurable to the Customer’s needs based on several factors such as business volume and available personnel. In order to operate the Pharmacy 2000™ Software, the user must have an account with an assigned security access level that will pre-determine what tasks they can and cannot do. The following summarizes the functionality of each module:

Imaging Module:

To gain access to the Imaging Module, the user selects the “Imaging” button on the “Main Menu”. The Imaging Module is utilized to capture an image of the original prescriptions. For every new prescription sent by the Pharmacy Management System for dispensing, the Imaging Module prints a barcode that represents that prescription’s internal identifier (Rx Number and 2 digit refill code) created by the host system. The barcode is placed on the back of the hard copy prescription and scanned, initiating the scanning of the original prescription. The hard copy prescription is filled while the image file is stored in Pharmacy 2000™ Software for use later in the checking process.

Filling Module:

To gain access to the Filling Module, the user selects the “Filling” button on the “Main Menu”. The Filling Module manages manual and automated process of filling prescriptions. The filling process can either be initiated by scanning the prescript ion identifier barcode found on the label sheet or by selecting the prescription in the filling queue located on the Filling Module’s home page. Once initiated, the user will be directed to the location of the medication for retrieval. If the drug is located in automation, the Filling Module will communicate the dispensing request automatically to the appropriate automation device where the user picks up the medication. For drugs located on the shelf, the user will be directed where to pick up the stock bottle and prompted to scan the stock bottle barcode to ensure the correct drug was retrieved. At this point, if the Packing Box is in use, the Filling Module directs the user to the correct bin location for staging the prescription prior to checking. For multiple prescriptions of the same order, each prescription will be placed in the same bin location.

Packing Box (as applicable, based on Customer’s decision as to whether to purchase a Packing Box or not):

The Packing Box provides bins for staging filled prescriptions awaiting a pharmacist’s review. Through the use of LED’s and a visual notification on the Checking Module home page, the pharmacist is informed of all completed orders awaiting their review.

Checking Module:

To gain access to the Checking Module, the user selects the “Checking” button on the “Main Menu” screen. To initiate the checking function, the user highlights the prescription information found in the checking queue and selects the Check button or scans the prescription internal identifier barcode found on the vial label. The user is then visually presented with the drug information and image, patient data, and an image of the original written prescription. If the Pharmacist deems the prescription correct and security is enabled, he/she simply scans his/her personnel ID barcode. Pharmacy 2000™ Software tracks the time and Pharmacist responsible for approving all prescriptions checked at the Checking Module. If the Pharmacist doesn’t approve the fill, he/she presses the “Reject” button on the checking screen and enters the reason for auditing purposes.

Maintenance Module:

The Pharmacy 2000™ Software will allow personnel that have been so authorized within the system to perform maintenance. To access the Maintenance Module, the user selects the “Maintenance” button from the “Main Menu” screen.

The software then displays the Maintenance Menu, from which authorized users can perform the following functions: Define users and assign permissions to system functions; configure Pharmacy 2000™, including hardware, zone and station setup;

map drugs to shelves and cabinets; view drug substitutes; create/edit stock bottle associations; create/edit script-rejection messages; and perform script maintenance.

Reporting Module:

The Pharmacy 2000™ Software will run reports for pharmacy personnel that have been so authorized within the system.

The user selects the “Reporting” button on the “Main Menu” screen. The user logs on and the system displays the Pharmacy 2000™ Software Reporting screen. The user chooses the desired report and enters the range of dates or other appropriate filter criteria to create the report. The Software displays the report for on-screen viewing; the user can also print the report or save the report to a file. The following reports are available: Average Processing Time, Checking Status, Device Activity, Dispensed Drug Substitution, Dispensing Quantity by Location, Dispensing Quantity by Drug Number, Drug Locations, Drug Policy, Filling Status, Packing Box Reference, Partial Fill, Personnel Activity, Pharmacy-Defined Drug Substitution Details, Pharmacy-Defined Drug Substitutions, Pharmacy-Defined Stock Bottle Association, Prescription Volume Chart, Prescription Volume, Rejection Summary, Replenishment Summary, Rx Information, and Stock Bottle Verification Audits.

AccuCount Scales

ACCUCOUNT SCALE PERFORMS THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS:

Counting in Non RxCheck Mode:

The user places the scoop on the pan and scans the stock bottle. If the piece weight is found in the library, there will be three quick beeps and the display will read “Pour Rx in Scoop.” The user pours the prescription into the scoop until desired amount is displayed. The user places the prescription in a vial. If the drug’s piece weight is not found in the library, the display will read “Item Not in Library.” The user presses “Y” to add the item to the library. The display prompts the user to pour the sample in the scoop and select the appropriate sample size. The user selects the appropriate sample size, the display will read “Pour Rx in Scoop” and the user pours the remainder of the prescription into the scoop. The user places the prescription into the vial.

Counting in RxCheck Mode:

The user places the scoop on the pan and scans the NDC barcode on the prescription and the stock bottle barcode. If the barcodes match and the piece weight is found in the library, the display will read “Pour Rx In Scoop”. If the barcodes do not match, the user can create a cross-reference. The user pours the prescription into the scoop until the desired amount is displayed. The user places the prescription into the vial. If the drug’s piece weight is not in the library, the display will read “Item Not in Library”. The user presses “Y” to add the item to the library. The display prompts the user to pour the sample in the scoop and select the appropriate sample size. The display will read “Pour Rx in Scoop” and the user pours the remainder of the prescription into the scoop. The user places the prescription into the vial.

Counting in Manual Mode:

The user sets the scoop or vial on the AccuCount™ scale pan. The user presses the Mode key to change to Manual Count. The AccuCount™ scale automatically tares the scale. The user pours a sample quantity in the scoop or vial. The user selects the correct sample size to calculate the piece weight. The scale display will display the number of pills selected. The user continues to pour the capsules/tablets into the scoop or vial until the desired quantity is displayed. The AccuCount™ scale will retain this reference weight until the user changes to a different pill.

Weighing Mode:

The user removes any item from the pan and selects the weighing function. In weighing mode, the AccuCount™ scale will perform two functions: Re-Zero or Tare. The Re-Zero function allows the user to zero the scale at up to 5.99 grams. In this mode, taring is not possible. To Tare the scale, the user places the weighing tray (or scoop or vial if applicable) on the pan and presses the T button until the display reads 0.00g. The user then adds each ingredient for the compound individually taring after each one. The user continues this until all ingredients are weighed. If the weight exceeds 620g, the user must remove the excess weight.

Max Units

General:

The Parata Max (Robotic Dispensing System) delivers high-speed, high accuracy prescription processing in a compact, low-maintenance machine with the capability of automating more than half of a pharmacy’s prescription volume. A standard configuration Max Unit contains 140 standard cells and 48 super cells. All cells are adjustable and can count nearly all sizes and shapes of tablets and capsules. The Max Unit provides a means for storage of prescription label stock, specific prescription vials and accompanying vial caps.

THE FUNCTIONALITY OF THE MAX UNIT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:

Filling Prescriptions:

The Max Unit is an automated robotic pharmaceutical dispensing system for use by pharmacies to fill oral solid medications into plastic vials as a mechanized device. Upon notification, the prescribed medication is automatically counted and dispensed into a labeled and capped vial and is then placed into a collection bin allocated by patient last name. The operator then scans the completed prescription to confirm retrieval from the system.

Methods of Receiving Prescriptions for Filling:

The Max Unit connects directly to the pharmacy network and interacts with the pharmacy host software to provide pharmacists and technicians with a seamless interface. Most major vendors of Pharmacy Management Systems have an electronic interface for the Max Unit. To compensate for an event in which the user’s host system does not offer an electronic interface, the Max Unit Host Interface software has a modular design to support the rapid development of new custom interfaces. The Max Unit also has the ability to operate in a stand-alone environment and can receive prescriptions to fill through manual entry, utilizing the system’s Graphic User Interface.

Providing Medication Safety:

The Max Unit incorporates multiple levels of protection against the potential for prescription dispensing error and pill contamination.

By relying on NDC bar coding to match the medication to the appropriate machine dispensing cell, the potential for cross contamination and erroneous distribution is substantially reduced. The unit requires the operator to scan both the cell and the stock bottle’s barcodes to ensure that the barcode label on the cell matches the label on the stock bottle barcode. If the barcodes do not match, a failure sound will result alerting the operator of the need for a quality control check.

Upon initial setup of a dispensing cell, the newly calibrated cell is forced to perform a “Calibration Test” to ensure the cell is counting correctly. The Max Unit will not dispense from a non-calibrated drug cell. The Max Unit’s cells also have the capability of being replenished without interrupting operation. This efficiency promotes user compliance with safety processes. The prescription vial is filled directly from the dispensing cell, so no common chutes or other transport mechanisms introduce cross contamination risk. Finally, the Max Unit caps the completed script, providing protection from spills and contamination.

Consumables:

Additional products designed to enhance the use and efficiency of the Max Unit are available from Parata and may be ordered via customer service or online at www.parata.com.

Mini Units

General:

The Parata Mini (Semi-automated Dispensing System) delivers high-speed, high accuracy prescription processing in a compact, low-maintenance machine with the capability of counting a pharmacy’s top moving drugs. A standard configuration Mini Unit contains 49 standard counting cells. All cells are adjustable and accommodate nearly all sizes and shapes of tablets and capsules

THE FUNCTIONALITY OF THE MINI UNIT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:

Filling Prescriptions:

The Mini Unit is a semi-automated pharmaceutical dispensing system for use by pharmacies to fill oral solid medications into plastic vials as a mechanized device. Upon notification, the prescribed medication is automatically counted and dispensed into a collection chute located on the front of the unit. The operator then scans a prepared/labeled vial at the front of the unit, the Mini system flashes the location of the prescription below the chute and the user retrieves the medication from the chute using the vial to open the chute door.

Methods of Receiving Prescriptions for Filling:

The Mini Unit connects directly to the pharmacy network and interacts with the pharmacy host software to provide pharmacists and technicians with a seamless interface. Most major vendors of Pharmacy Management Systems have an electronic interface for the Mini Unit. To compensate for an event in which the user’s host system does not offer an electronic interface, the Mini Unit Host Interface software has a modular design to support the rapid development of new custom interfaces. The Mini Unit also has the ability to operate in a stand-alone environment and can receive prescriptions to fill through manual entry, utilizing the system’s Graphic User Interface.

Providing Medication Safety:

The Mini Unit incorporates multiple levels of protection against the potential for prescription dispensing error and pill contamination.

By relying on NDC bar coding to match the medication to the appropriate machine dispensing cell, the potential for cross contamination and erroneous distribution is substantially reduced. The unit requires the operator to scan both the cell and the stock bottle’s barcodes to ensure that the barcode label on the cell matches the label on the stock bottle barcode.

Upon initial setup of a dispensing cell, the newly calibrated cell is forced to perform a “Calibration Test” to ensure the cell is counting correctly. The Mini Unit will not dispense from a non-calibrated drug cell. The Mini Unit’s cells also have the capability of being replenished without interrupting operation. This efficiency promotes user compliance with safety processes. The dispensing chute is filled directly from the dispensing cell, so no common chutes or other transport mechanisms introduce cross contamination risk.

Contained Peripherals:

The Mini Unit is a fully-self-contained, integrated unit. The Mini Unit includes two (2) CPU’s, two (2) touch-screen LCD monitors, GUI interfaces (one for each side), two (2) bar-code readers, a compressed air treatment and management system, and counting cells.

Consumables:

Additional products designed to enhance the use and efficiency of the Mini Unit are available from Parata and may be ordered via customer service or online at www.parata.com.

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Exhibit 3

Implementation/Site Requirements/Installation Instructions

Customer agrees to be bound by the following terms (i.e., requirements for installation):

Parata will provide a dedicated Project Manager to assist with the Implementation process for all of our Products (with exception of individual purchase Account scales). Depending on the complexity of the project, the Project Manager may or may not do a formal site visit. The Project Manager will coordinate site visit with our local Field Service Engineer and Carrier during the site preparation process. Site requirements and preparation varies by Parata Product. A detailed site preparation guide will be provided for each Parata Product and used throughout the implementation process to insure site preparation and expectations for installation are covered prior to the Installation Date. Customer must comply with all Site Requirements (and other terms set forth in this Product Packet for each Parata Product prior to installation and training). The Project Manager will provide a project plan documenting Pre-Installation Critical Tasks to be completed prior to install. If the site is not in compliance with all requirements prior to install it can impact Parata’s ability to complete all installation procedures in time and may result in a non-planed secondary visit to complete installation or training. Please insure that the pharmacy point of contact responsible for overseeing the project is familiar with the site preparation guide.

ACCUCOUNT SCALES

The AccuCount scale must be placed on a solid, vibration-proof base and kept away from drafts (open door, windows, air vents, etc.). Excessive vibration or air current may slow the device’s operations and cause inaccuracies. The scale must be protected from direct sunlight and excessive temperature fluctuations.

Electrical:

Input Voltage 120VAC (92 – 132 VAC) Frequency 60Hz (47 – 63 HZ)

Output Voltage 12VDC Current 1 Amp

Other Site Requirements:

One duplex 120VAC outlet located within four (4) feet of the Scale location.

The RxCheck operating mode requires a barcode be placed on each Customer prescription label representing the Drug Number (NDC or DIN) being dispensed.

Customer further agrees to promptly comply with any additional reasonable requirements of Parata to prepare the Facility for the Parata Product, including without limitation, providing the necessary interface, network platform and data wiring necessary to properly install and operate the Parata Product.

MAX UNITS

Environmental Conditions:

The temperature where the Max Unit will operate should remain between 55 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit with humidity up to 70% RH (non-condensing). The ambient lights should be normal, indoor and indirect.

Space Requirements:

The area where the Max Unit is to be installed must have proper structural support and adequate space for installation and service. The location where the Max Unit is installed must accommodate a footprint of approximately 13 square feet and 1700-2000 lbs. of weight resting on four leveling feet.

Electrical Requirements:

The Max Unit requires a 120 V, 20A, 60Hz dedicated circuit terminating in NEMA 520 T-slot receptacle. A dedicated supply circuit must be provided as well. Parata will provide an uninterruptible power supply to protect against power surges and power failures.

Data Requirements:

In order for the Max Unit to communicate with the Pharmacy Management System, the pharmacy must provide one category 5, RJ-45 cable and network jack. In addition, the pharmacy must make arrangements with the host software vendor to obtain the appropriate interface to allow for seamless communications between the Max Unit and the Pharmacy Management System. Two IP addresses are required (i.e., one for Parata Max and one for label printer).

Installation requirements:

The Customer is responsible for making all changes to cabinetry, furniture, or other architectural and design modifications required to deliver, install and implement the Max Unit. In addition, the Customer is required to prepare the pharmacy as specified in Parata’s Installation Requirements Documentation. Upon completion of the installation, the Max Unit shall be considered successfully installed and the Customer will be required to sign an “installation authorization form”, confirming successful implementation of the Max Unit.

Support Requirements:

To facilitate technical support, the Facility must provide external connectivity via a broadband connection or a dedicated analog phone line.

MINI UNITS

Environmental Conditions:

The temperature where the Mini Unit will operate should remain between 45 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit with 70% RH (non-condensing). The ambient lights should be normal, indoor and indirect.

Space Requirements:

The area where the Mini Unit is to be installed must have proper structural support and adequate space for installation and service. The location where the Mini Unit is installed must accommodate a footprint of approximately 20” W x 44” L and 800 lbs. of weight resting on four leveling feet.

Electrical Requirements:

The Mini Unit requires a 120 V, 20A, 60Hz dedicated circuit terminating in NEMA 520 T-slot receptacle. A dedicated supply circuit must be provided as well. The Parata Mini contains an internal uninterruptible power supply to protect against power surges and power failures.

Data Requirements:

In order for the Mini Unit to communicate with the Pharmacy Management System, the pharmacy must provide one category 5, RJ-45 cable and network jack. In addition, the pharmacy must make arrangements with the host software vendor to obtain the appropriate interface to allow for seamless communications between the Mini Unit and the Pharmacy Management System.

Installation requirements:

The Customer is responsible for making all changes to cabinetry, furniture, or other architectural and design modifications required to deliver, install and implement the Mini Unit. In addition, the Customer is required to prepare the pharmacy as specified in Parata’s Installation Requirements Documentation. Upon completion of the installation, the Mini Unit shall be considered successfully installed and the Customer will be required to sign an “installation authorization form”, confirming successful implementation of the Mini Unit.

Support Requirements:

To facilitate technical support, the Facility must provide external connectivity via a broadband connection or a dedicated analog phone line.

P2000

PHARMACY 2000™ SOFTWARE

Network speed A minimum network speed of 100 megabits per second (Mbps).

Pharmacy 2000 server Identify the type of server best suited for the site’s requirements:

Basic server: Recommended for installations with up to 10 concurrent users processing up to about 1000 scripts per day (total) from one or two locations Standard server: Recommended for installations with 11 – 40 concurrent users processing up to about 2500 scripts per day (total) from up to four locations Enterprise server: Recommended for installations with more than 40 concurrent users processing more than about 2500 scripts per day (total) from any number of locations Then use the table below to determine the minimum operating system and hardware requirements for that type of server.

Note: Your Pharmacy 2000 server must meet or exceed these requirements.

Note: The requirements for operating system, memory and processor depend on which level of server you purchase.

All other requirements are the same for basic, standard and enterprise servers.

Item Basic server Standard server Enterprise server

Operating system Windows® Server 2003 Standard Edition (32-bit)

Windows® Server 2003 Enterprise Edition (32-bit) or Windows® Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition (64-bit)

Windows® Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition (64-bit)

Memory (RAM) 4 GB (minimum) 16 GB (minimum) 32 GB (minimum)

Processor Dual Core 2.4 GHz (minimum) Two 32-bit processors (minimum)

Quad Core 2.4 GHz (minimum) Depending on operating system:

Minimum of either four 32-bit processors or four 64-bit processors

Quad Core 3 GHz (minimum) Four 64-bit processors (minimum)

Hard-disk space Minimum of 160 GB total available hard-disk space Note: Parata recommends a RAID 5 configuration using a minimum of 3 disks.

RAID controller Hardware RAID controller

Minimum speeds Hard drive speed: Minimum 15K rpm, 3 Gbps access Memory speed: Minimum 667 MHz Bus speed: Minimum FSB 1333 MHz

Network card GB Ethernet NIC

Input/output Standard monitor; keyboard and mouse; DVD reader

Database Microsoft® SQL Server® 2005 Standard v9.0 SP4 (for use with Windows Server 2003) or Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 R2 (for use with Windows Server 2008)

Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)

Optional: Parata recommends that you connect the server CPU and monitor to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). The UPS should have sufficient capacity to handle the combined circuit loads from the server CPU and monitor.

Pharmacy 2000 Fill/Check stations CPU requirements for Fill/Check stations Note: The CPU requirements listed below apply to Pharmacy 2000 workstations running the Pharmacy 2000 application via remote-desktop connection to the Pharmacy 2000 server.

Item Requirement

Operating system & memory Windows® XP Professional v5.1 SP3‡ with minimum of 2 GB RAM or Windows® 7 SP1 (32-bit or 64-bit) with minimum of 4 GB RAM

Processor Dual Core 2.4 GHz (minimum)

Hard-disk space 40 GB (minimum)

USB ports Minimum of six USB 2.0 ports (eight ports recommended) Note: The actual number of USB ports required for a given workstation depends on the number and type of connected devices. If a workstation CPU does not have enough USB ports, you may use a powered USB hub to provide additional ports.

Required peripherals for Fill/Check stations Required item Compatible products

Monitor Touch-screen with minimum display of 15" and minimum resolution of 1024 x 768

Keyboard Standard keyboard, with or without built-in Common Access Card (CAC) reader

Mouse Standard 2-button mouse

Media capability DVD reader

Bar code scanner You may use either wired or wireless scanners

Wired scanners Wireless scanners Gryphon GD4130 Gryphon Mobile GM4130 PSC QS2500‡ or QS1000‡ HHP Image Team 3875‡ Note: Bar code scanners require specific programming in order to function properly with Pharmacy 2000; models other than those listed above will not work.

Optional peripherals for Fill/Check stations Optional item Compatible products

ID label printer CognitiveTPG Advantage LX or DLX; Cognitive Solutions Barcode Blaster‡

Vial or bag/tag label printer CognitiveTPG Advantage LX or DLX with peeler option; Blaster Advantage Peeler‡

Common Access Card reader External USB reader or keyboard with built-in reader

Signature Pad Ateb Signature Center

Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)

Parata recommends that you connect each workstation’s CPU and monitor to a dedicated UPS (i.e., one UPS per workstation). The UPS should have sufficient capacity to handle the combined circuit loads from the workstation CPU and monitor.

Pharmacy 2000 Image stations

Bandwidth requirements Workstations configured as Image stations require a Pharmacy 2000 client application installed on the workstation.

For each workstation running the client application, your network must accommodate a bandwidth of at least 22.3 kilobytes per second (kps).

For example, if you have three workstations running the Pharmacy 2000 client application, your network should accommodate a bandwidth of 66.9 kps (that is, 22.3 kps x 3).

CPU requirements for Image stations Note: The CPU requirements listed below apply to Pharmacy 2000 workstations running the Pharmacy 2000 client application installed on the workstation (required for Image stations).

Item Requirement

Operating system & memory Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Processor Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Hard-disk space Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

USB ports Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2) Required peripherals for Image stations

Required item Compatible products

Monitor Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Keyboard Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Mouse Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Media capability Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Bar code scanner Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Image label printer CognitiveTPG Advantage LX or DLX; Cognitive Solutions Barcode Blaster‡

Image scanner Fujitsu FI-5110C‡ or FI-6110 or other scanner compatible with your Image station’s operating system

Optional peripherals for Image stations Optional item Compatible products

Common Access Card reader Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Signature Pad Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

Uninterruptible power supply (UPS)

Same as for Fill/Check stations (see page 2)

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Other hardware components Device Product

Packing box (optional) Packing Station Complete P2000 (available only from Parata)

IP-addressable serial-port extender

SENA PS410

Note: An IP-addressable serial-port extender is required for AccuMed cabinets and/or packing boxes.

Will-call system (optional) PickPoint™ intelePharmacy™ WCS Optional: Anti-virus software

The following versions of anti-virus software are approved for use with Pharmacy 2000 v6.x servers and/or workstations.

Platform Symantec™ Endpoint Protection McAfee® Endpoint Protection Suite

Windows® Server 2003 11.0 2011

Windows® Server 2008 11.0* 2011*

Windows® XP Pro 11.0 2011

Windows® 7 11.0 2011

Backup software The Pharmacy 2000 application includes a built-in utility that allows you to automate daily backups of the Pharmacy 2000 databases. You can direct backups to the Pharmacy 2000 server or to a destination elsewhere on your pharmacy network.

Parata does not test third-party backup software for use with Pharmacy 2000 (whether such third-party software is installed directly on the Pharmacy 2000 server or workstations, or whether it accesses those devices over your network). If you choose to use third-party software to back up the Pharmacy 2000 application and/or database files, or to back up any other files residing on the Pharmacy 2000 server or workstations, Parata recommends that you perform such backups outside of normal business hours. Parata is not responsible for complications resulting from the installation or maintenance of third-party backup software.

Terminal server Client Access Licenses (CALs) Pharmacy 2000 workstations configured as Fill and/or Check stations run the Pharmacy 2000 application via remote-desktop connection to the Pharmacy 2000 server. In order to enable Pharmacy 2000 Fill/Check stations to connect to the server, the Pharmacy 2000 server must be configured as a Terminal Service License Server (or you must have another server functioning in this role). In addition, you must purchase a terminal server “per-device” Client Access License (CAL) for each workstation that will access Pharmacy 2000 via remote-desktop connection to the server.

Note: Workstations configured as Image stations run a Pharmacy 2000 client application installed directly on the workstation, rather than accessing Pharmacy 2000 via remote-desktop connection to the server. Terminal server CALs are not required for workstations on which the Pharmacy 2000 client application is installed.

Disclaimer

Anti-virus or other software that is not listed in this document as approved for use with Pharmacy 2000 v6.x may prevent proper operation of the system. Parata is not responsible for complications resulting from the installation or maintenance of any third-party software not formally approved in writing by Parata.

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Exhibit 4

Installation

Customer agrees to be bound by the following terms related to initial installation and implementation of the Parata Products:

With a reasonable time after delivery of each Parata Product on the floor of Customer's Facility, provided the Customer has complied with the Site Requirements, Parata shall commence installation of the Parata Product at the specific location within Customer’s Facility, pursue installation to completion (utilizing Parata’s standard configuration) and test each Parata Product to assure that the same is operating in accordance with the Functional Specifications. The Installation Services requirements set forth herein shall not apply if the Parata Products leased/rented or purchased by Customer do not require installation by Parata technicians. Upon completion of the above procedures, each Parata Product shall be considered successfully installed (“Successful Installation”). Parata’s technician shall present to the owner or store manager or such other person on-site as has been designated by Customer with a completed authorization form showing all requirements complied with and indicating the date and time of Successful Installation. At the time of Successful Installation, Customer shall acknowledge in writing the position of the Parata Product, and will be responsible for the costs of engaging Parata to move the Parata Product to a different position at a subsequent date.

Customer acknowledges that the installation and implementation of the Parata Product may require Parata or a third party to drill holes into the floors and walls of the Facility to properly mount the Parata Product. If such drilling is required at Customer’s Facility to properly mount the Parata Product, as determined by Parata, Customer agrees that it will supervise the drilling activity at all times, that it shall be solely responsible for any damage that occurs as a result of such drilling, and that it shall indemnify and hold Parata and its affiliates harmless from any suits, fines, or other actions arising from such drilling. Such indemnity shall survive termination or expiration of the applicable Contract.

Customer agrees to permit Parata to install the Parata Product at Customer’s Facility in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Contract and information in the Product Packet (e.g., Customer must comply with the Site Requirements) on a date mutually agreed to and scheduled by the parties, such date to occur no more than one hundred twenty (120) (and in the case of PASS or Check PASS, one hundred eighty (180)) calendar days following the Contract Effective Date (such mutually agreed upon date, the “First Install Date”). Customer shall have a one time right to reschedule the First Install Date, provided Customer reschedules the First Install Date no more than two (2) months after the original First Install Date and provides Parata at least forty-five (45) days prior written notice from the original First Install Date of its intent to reschedule. In addition, if Parata representatives arrive at Customer’s Facility and are reasonably not able to install the Parata Product due to Customer’s failure to comply with its obligations hereunder (e.g., Site Requirements, facility readiness, etc.), Customer agrees to pay to reimburse Parata’s expenses associated with such delay (i.e., lodging and food expenses for personnel on-location, etc.). Notwithstanding the foregoing, should the First Install Date be rescheduled due to the fault of Parata, the parties agree to reschedule such First Install Date to a mutually agreed upon new date which such new date shall then be deemed the First Install Date.

Within the cell configuration limits of the Parata Max and Mini, and prior to the Installation Date, Parata agrees to work with Customer to achieve Customer’s optimal cell configuration for the Parata Max and/or Parata Mini, as applicable.