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Self Correcting Oral Linear Release -

Enabling Technologies for Oral Medications

SCOLR Pharma

CDT® is a registered trademark of SCOLR Pharma, Inc.

SCOLR & CDT logo and design are trademarks of SCOLR Pharma, Inc.

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Forward-Looking Statements

§ This presentation contains forward-looking statements within the
meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995
that involve significant risks and uncertainties. These statements
represent management’s present expectations of future events
and are subject to a number of important factors that could cause
actual results to differ materially from those described in the
forward-looking statements.

§ Please refer to the risk factors and other cautionary language
includ-ed in our reports and other filings with the Securities and
Exchange Commission and available on our website.

§ We assume no obligation to update these forward-looking
statements.

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*Kalorama Information 2007 (Cited by In-Pharma
Technologist.com 1-17-2007

SCOLR Pharma: A Differentiated Oral Drug Delivery Company

§ Proprietary, validated technology - CDT® platform

§ Greater extended-release flexibility

§ Enhanced bioavailability

§ Less complex/cost-effective formulations

§ Develops, licenses and commercializes novel products with
significant market potential

§ Distributed risk pipeline of internal and partnered targets with
significant market potential

§ Significant partnerships include

§ Dr. Reddy’s

§ BioCryst Pharmaceuticals

§ Perrigo

§ Market is forecast to increase 48% to reach $52.1 billion in
revenues by 2010*

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CDT® - A Better Oral Drug Delivery Alternative

§ New generation of less complex, cost-effective tablet/capsule
formulations

§ Uses standard GRAS ingredients and equipment

§ Based on a portfolio of 5 recently issued and pending patents for

§ Robust, predictable and programmable extended-release

§ Improved solubility/absorption/permeability/consistency

§ Gastro-intestinal (GI) stable formulations

§ Applicable to broad range of drug types and classes and consumer
products

§ Provides novel formulations with robust, predictable and
programmable drug release

§ 18 validating clinical studies, n > 550, as of 01/08

§ Successful commercialization/scale-up > 250 million tablets shipped

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Important Current Collaborations Expand Pipeline Potential

§ Dr. Reddy’s Laboratory (DRL) - Collaboration & License Agreement

§ Develop/commercialize CDT-based cardiopulmonary drug

§ BioCryst Pharmaceuticals - Research Collaboration

§ Develop an oral formulation of Peramivir, an injectible drug
currently under development by BioCryst for the treatment of
seasonal and life threatening influenza, including the avian flu

§ Perrigo Company- Development and Distribution Alliance

§ 5 CDT-based nutraceutical products currently on the market

§ Largest provider of store brand nutritional and over-the-counter
(OTC) pharmaceutical products in the U.S.

§ Global Consumer Products Company - Collaboration Extended 12/07

§ Novel application of SCOLR technology for existing global
consumer product

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	SCOLR (CDT®)	Alza (OROS®)	Biovail (FUZE®)	Flamel (Micropump®)	Pacira Former Skyepharma (GeoMatrix®)	Labopharm (Contramid®)
Wide Range of Drugs Tested	Yes (Over 40)	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No
Mode of Action	Hydrophilic matrix, swellable polymer matrix	Reservoir device, osmotic pump	Multi-particulate, erosion, dissolution	Multi- particulate, erosion, dissolution	Multi-layered tablet, hydrophilic matrix, swellable polymer matrix	Hydrophilic matrix, swellable polymer matrix
Estimated Manufacturing Steps	2-3	18 or more	36 or more	Numerous for micro-bead	12 or more	Numerous for polymer 3-4, tablet
Limitations* *As compared with SCOLR’s CDT Matrix Technology		Complex, payload restrictions, fragile, short exclusivity	Multiple manufacturing steps, complex processes	Multiple manufacturing steps, complex processes	Specialized manufacturing equipment, complex	Special engineered polymer, limited source, availability and application

CDT Difference: Broadly Applicable, Flexible, Cost-Effective Sustained Release

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	SCOLR (CDT®)	Elan (Nanocrystal)	Nano/Micron Milling	Cydex (Inclusion complex)	Altair (Ti Nanosphere)	Solid Dispersion
Process Description	Hydrophilic matrix, swellable polymer matrix	Super critical fluid process, re- formation of nanometer sized drug crystals	Mill the drug down to the sub- micron size in order to increase surface area for enhanced solubility	Cyclodextrin inclusion complex. “Mask” the insoluble drug by incorporating into a soluble sugar ring	Engineered nano sphere. Drug is applied onto the surface, or inside	Suspend drug into inert/soluble matrix in order to prevent agglomeration during hydration
Estimated Level of Complexity	Low	High	High	High	High	Medium
Comments	Simple granulation, can be incorporated into tablets or capsules	Complex, specialized equipment, further formulation required to delivery orally and prevent agglomeration	Complex, specialized equipment, further formulation required to delivery orally and prevent agglomeration	Complex, specialized equipment, further formulation required to delivery orally and prevent agglomeration	Complex, specialized equipment, further formulation required to delivery orally and prevent agglomeration	Used alone or in combination. Often needed to prevent agglomeration

CDT Difference: Less Complex Solubility/Absorption Enhancement

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§ Time to market

§ Drug suitability

§ Regulatory pathway

§ Improvements to existing
therapy

§ Novelty & patent protection

Building Pipeline Through Disciplined Target Selection

§ Robust Proprietary Database

§ Rigorous Selection Criteria

§ Market size

§ Exclusivity status, patent
expiration

§ Partnership interest

§ Competition

§ Cost to market

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CDT® OTC Targets	Indication	Est. Launch	Status				Comments
CDT® OTC Targets	Indication	Est. Launch	Pre- clinical	Phase I/II	Phase III	Sub- mission	Comments
Ibuprofen - 12 hour	Analgesia	Late 2009				2008	Pivotal - Phase III Trials started Q-4, 2007
Pseudoephedrine - 12 hour	Cough/Cold	Late 2009				2008	ANDA submission 2008
CDT® Rx Targets
Raloxifene - IR	Osteoporosis	TBD					Two pilot trials completed, Pivotal trial requirements being evaluated
Ondansetron - 24 hour	Chemo- induced nausea, vomiting	TBD					Two pilot trials completed, Pivotal trial requirements being evaluated
Risperidone - 24 hour	Schizophrenia, bipolar mania	TBD					Pilot Formulation work completed, trials pending financing
Rivastigmine - 24 hour	Alzheimer’s Disease	TBD					Pilot Formulation work completed, trials pending financing
Peramivir (BioCryst) - IR	Influenza	TBD					Animal evaluations completed, Pilot Formulation & trials pending
Cardiopulmonary Drug (Dr. Reddy’s)

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Growing OTC & Rx Pipeline with Market > $15 B

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CDT® Dietary Products	Indication	Formula tion	Scale Up	Marketed	Comments
Glucosamine - Chondroitin	Nutritional Supplement				Introduced Q-1, 2006
Glucosamine - Chondroitin - MSM	Nutritional Supplement				Introduced Q-4, 2006
Glucosamine Complex	Nutritional Supplement				Introduced Q-4, 2006
Glucosamine - Chondroitin (Low Sodium)	Nutritional Supplement				Introduced Q-4, 2006
Calcium w/ Vitamin D	Nutritional Supplement				Introduced Q-2, 2007
Niacin	Nutritional Supplement				Licensed Q-1, 2008
Other(s)	Nutritional Supplement(s)				Confidential
Consumer Products
Undisclosed Application	Confidential				Formulation development and evaluation in progress

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Consumer Product Pipeline with Markets > $ 2 B

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Innovation: Better Than Brand!

5 Current Extended-Release Products …

§ Sodium Free, Glucosamine Sulfate;
Glucosamine/Chondroitin & Glucosamine
Chondroitin/MSM, Calcium w/ Vit. D:

§ Convenient - once/day

§ Active ingredients delivered over extended
time period

§ Exclusive and patented

CDT-Nutritional Products With Perrigo

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Platform Consists of Recently Issued CDT® Patents

§ 2000 / US Patent # 6,090,411

§ “Salt Patent” allows for simple two step processing. Uses ionic
interactions to correct for the limitations in other first generation
matrix based systems

§ 2002 / US Patent # 6,337,091

§ “Dual Polymer Patent” allows for simple production of tablets or
capsules. Uses ionic and anionic polymers to correct for limitations
in other biphasic/triphasic systems

§ 2003/2005/2007 US Patents # 6,517,868, # 6,936,275 and # 7,229,642

§ “Amino Acids Patent” allows for simple production of tablets. Uses
hydrophobic/polar interactions to facilitate solubility and potentially
permeability

§ 2004/ beyond

§ Additional patent filings and continuations in process

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Lead Products	Application	Potential Advantages	Status	Current Market Estimate(1)
CDT - 12 hour Ibuprofen	OTC Analgesic	- 1st extended-release OTC ibuprofen - 1 tablet vs. 3 every 12 hrs. - Lower cost - Patent protected	- Reacquired rights - Multiple pilot trials completed - Pivotal trials started Q4, 07 - NDA 505(B)2 planned 2008	$ 8.0 billion (Global OTC analgesic)
CDT - 12 hour Pseudoephedrine	OTC Decongestant	- 1/3rd size of current OTC products - Lower cost - Patent protected	- ANDA trials completed - ANDA submission planned 2008	$ 1.0 billion (combined global market)

Notes: (1) Market Data Sources - IMS, Data Monitor, industry analysts, company disclosures, SCOLR estimates.

Current OTC Development Targets
$9 billion Combined Market(1)

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Rx products for size reference
only

6 tabs/24 hr

2 tabs/24 hr

Not Available in US

SCOLR CDT-Ibuprofen: First 12-hour Extended-Release
Tablets

CDT tablets compared to existing immediate-release tablets

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as reported by Biovail
Contract Research

12hr CDT-Ibuprofen Release Profile Equals 3 IR Tablets

§ Clinical trial - Scaled final product formulation

§ “Highlighted” formulation with improved PK attributes manufactured at suitable commercial scale.
(Coated tablets)

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N=26 subjects

as reported by
AAIPharma

CDT-Pseudoephedrine: Offers Same Drug Load with
Smaller, More Cost-Effective Tablets

Initial CDT-Pseudoephedrine testing bioequivalent to Sudafed® 12 hour (Reference
Product)

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Lead Products	Application	Potential Advantages	Status	Current Market Estimate(1)
CDT - IR Raloxifene	Rx Osteoporosis	- Less drug for similar results(2) - Simplified manufacturing - Lower cost - Patent protected	- 2 Human studies completed - Results positive - Reviewing clinical requirements for regulatory approval with FDA	$ 1.0 billion (Global)
CDT - 24 hour Ondansetron	Rx Anti-Nausea	- 1 tablet vs. 3 every 24 hrs. - Simplified manufacturing - Lower cost - Patent Protected	- 2 Human studies completed - Results Positive - Reviewing clinical requirements for regulatory approval with FDA	$ 1.6 billion (Global)
BioCryst Collaboration: CDT - Neuraminidase Inhibitor (Peramivir)	Rx Flu Treatment	- Convert current injectible product to oral tablet - Ease of administration - Consumer compliance - Broad application	- Initial animal studies completed - Oral formulation work and clinical trials pending	> $1.0 billion (Global)
DRL Collaboration: Undisclosed CDT- based Rx target	Cardiopulmonary	- Lower cost - Patent protected - Other non-disclosed	- Initial formulation completed - Product transfer initiated	Undisclosed

Notes: (1) Market data sources - IMS, Data Monitor, industry analysts, company disclosures, SCOLR estimates.

(2) Based on animal and clinical study results

Current Rx Development Targets
$ 3.6 billion Combined Market(1)

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CDT Enhances Bioavailability

N=34 subjects

as reported by Biovail
Contract Research

~30% Increase in AUC

>50% increase in Cmax

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Lead Products	Application	Potential Advantages	Status	Current Market Estimate(1)
CDT - 24 hour Risperidone	Rx schizophrenia and bipolar mania management	-1 tablet vs. 2 every 24 hrs. - Simplified manufacturing - Lower cost - Patent protected	-Pilot Formulation work completed -Pilot clinical trials pending financing	$ 1.8 billion (Global)
CDT - 24 hour Rivastigmine	Rx Alzheimer’s Disease	- 1 tablet vs. 2 every 24 hrs. - Improved convenience - Patent protected	- Pilot Formulation work completed -Pilot clinical trials pending financing	$ 0.5 billion (Global)
				$ 0.5 billion (Global)

Notes: (1) Market data sources - IMS, Data Monitor, industry analysts, company disclosures, SCOLR estimates.

New Rx Development Targets
$2.3 billion Combined Market(1)

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2008 Strategic Growth Initiatives

§ Complete pivotal trials and submit NDA 505(b)2 for
12 hour CDT-Ibuprofen

§ Submit ANDA for 12 hour CDT-Pseudoephedrine

§ Expand “All Day” product suite with Perrigo

§ Advance existing portfolio targets

§ Apply CDT platform to new targets

§ Enter new alliance and partnership agreements

§ Build intellectual property estate/portfolio

§ Raise additional capital to advance and expand pipeline

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Management

§ Daniel O. Wilds, President, CEO and Director, appointed 2003

§ Previously, Chairman, President and CEO of Northwest Biotherapeutics,
President and CEO of Shiloov Biotechnologies (USA), Adeza Biomedical and
Medisense, President of Baxter’s Chemotherapy Service, and President and
COO of Travenol-Genetech, a joint venture between Baxter International and
Genentech

§ Alan M. Mitchel, Sr. VP Business & Legal Affairs and CLO, appointed
2005

§ Extensive legal, business and corporate finance experience most recently at
Gray Cary, Former outside counsel for SCOLR

§ Stephen J. Turner, VP Research and Development, CTO, appointed 2003

§ Employed in positions of increasing responsibility at SCOLR since 1999. Built
SCOLR’s R&D and Information Technology Functions

§ Richard M. Levy, CPA, VP of Finance, CFO, appointed 2006

§ Previously Corporate Controller for Safeco Insurance, CFO for the Specialty
Finance Segment and Corporate Controller for Washington Mutual Bank,
Senior Vice President and Controller of Texas operations at Bank of America

§ Tanya M. Raco, Assoc. VP of Regulatory and Quality Affairs, appointed
2006

§ Employed in positions of increasing responsibility at SCOLR since 1997. Built
SCOLR’s Regulatory and Quality Assurance Functions

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Balance Sheet and Capital Structure

Balance Sheet Data

December 31, 2007 (In Thousands)

Cash and Investments $11,800

Working Capital $11,100

Total Assets $13,700

Total Debt $191

(In Millions)

Common Shares Outstanding 41.0

Fully - Diluted Shares 48.3

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SCOLR Pharma
Well Positioned for the Future

§ Large, growing markets

§ Unique, broadly applicable, patented technology platform
with important benefits

§ Expanding prescription and OTC pipeline with multiple
clinical and pre-clinical candidates

§ Royalty revenues from existing products

§ Value driving milestones

§ Experienced management team

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SCOLR Pharma, Inc.

3625 132nd Ave SE, #400

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