Connectyx Technologies (OTCPK:CTYX) currently is in the two top tier Medical product divisions that are revolutionary in each business category. Both MRN Manager^TM and MedFlash^TM have broad appeal in their respective markets and are in the most sought after technology growth sectors: personal health records and revenue cycle management.

MRN launched its initial robust claims management software, which specializes in reprocessing claims and last year alone successfully handled over 10 Million claims. The company, in its infancy needed to test the product through licensing agreements and now has proof positive that the product works in a variety of settings: medical offices, large multi physician practices, hospitals, clinics, medical mail order, and large medical billing companies. Throughout 2007 and into early 2008 the company has made significant modifications which will enhance the product and management is now inclined to offer its service on a transactional basis which will bring significant revenue to the company and have a significant impact for its clients, typically saving them thousands of dollars during its periods of use.

MedFlash has no equal in the marketplace and is ubiquitous by virtue of its simplicity and potential life saving features. MedFlash began as a simple 128MG flash drive with embedded software that enabled the owner to control their personal health information. The company has now developed a web based portal that will enable its owners not only to keep medical history but gives them the ability to download MRI’s, XRays, and a host of other medical and life style information all on a 1 GB flash drive that can plug into any computer and or be accessed directly from the Internet. MedFlash has experienced significant sales increases in the last 6 months due to a number of new customers: The Kroger Pharmacies, Fred Myer Supermarkets, QFC supermarkets, Medicine Shoppes, United Pharmacies, MedJet Assist, Cardinal Healthcare, Invacare Supply Group, HD Smith, etc. MedFlash has the price point that appeals to all age sectors and its distribution is not limited to the retail marketplace. MedFlash is being introduced to charitable organizations for fundraising efforts, has corporate logo appeal, can be sold via physicians practices, through insurance companies, given away as a corporate benefit, valuable to the travel industry for clients leaving the US, has the ability to be translated into many languages and the list goes on.