MKUL Molekule Group Inc

Molekule Group, Inc. (“Molekule” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: MKUL), an emerging leader in air purification technology solutions, today announced a new agreement with VISN 23 to monitor IAQ across three VA service centers in Hot Springs, SD, Ft. Riley, KS, and Topeka, KS. Molekule and VISN 23 have agreed to a one-year base period and four one-year option periods providing VISN 23 with an advanced risk mitigation platform to monitor and control IAQ across several facilities from one single location so that VA employees and veterans can breathe clean and healthy indoor air. The mobilized solution allows the VA administration to access real-time IAQ data and receive alerts when IAQ levels exceed predetermined thresholds. The system gives VISN 23 operators recommendations for maintaining optimal air quality and evidence of the current state of IAQ. Molekule implemented advanced IAQ monitoring technology and services in three VA service centers in Hot Springs, SD, Ft. Riley, KS, and Topeka, KS, and the solution has been running successfully for over a year.

The comprehensive IAQ monitoring system provides valuable insights into the IAQ of the facilities and tracks various parameters, including volatile organic compounds (“VOCs”), particulate matter 2.5 (“PM2.5”), CO2, temperature and humidity levels. The Company believes that the new agreement with VISN 23 will continue to demonstrate the versatility of Molekule’s technology while delivering the potential to expand deployment across all 18 VISNs in the VHA network, which includes over 1200 facilities.

“We are proud to support our veterans and the staff at VISN 23 by providing advanced IAQ technology to help keep our service men and women safe and healthy,” said Jason DiBona, Chief Executive Officer of Molekule. “With our technology, VISN 23 can maintain a daily, real-time IAQ report, which details any threats and provides actionable intelligence to control their air. We look forward to working with our VA partners to showcase the POV of our IAQ monitoring technologies.”

“Having a detailed, real-time view of the IAQ conditions in our facilities is a game changer,” said Rick Grubb, Facilities Operations Specialist at VISN 23. “Our number one priority is the safety and health of our staff and veterans. The advanced monitoring platform puts us in control of our IAQ for the first time and helps VISN better manage energy costs by ensuring our HVAC system works effectively and efficiently.”

Molekule has the largest range of proprietary and patented FDA-cleared air purification devices, which have been proven to destroy SARS-CoV-2, RSV, H1N1 flu virus, VOCs, allergens, mold, and many other airborne pollutants. The devices are part of a state-of-the-art advanced solutions platform, which includes IAQ monitoring and internet-of-things (“IoT”) device control.

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About MolekuleMolekule is on a mission to provide clean indoor air to everyone, everywhere. With the largest range of proprietary, FDA-cleared air purification devices on the market, Molekule is providing consumers, business owners and medical professionals with hardware and software solutions to better understand and improve indoor air quality. Its Air Pro, Air Mini+ and Pūrgo™ purification devices can be applied to virtually any indoor space, including homes, classrooms, offices, hospitals and more. For more information and customer reviews, visit https://investors.molekule.com/.

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