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                                                                 Exhibit 10.38

* Confidential Treatment Requested As to Certain Information Contained in
  this Exhibit and Filed Separately with the Securities and Exchange
  Commission.

                        DEVELOPMENT AND LICENSE AGREEMENT

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1.       RECITALS AND DEFINITIONS..................................................1
         1.1      PARTIES..........................................................1
         1.2      DEVELOPMENT FUNDING AND LICENSE..................................1
         1.3      CONSIDERATION....................................................1
         1.4      DEFINITIONS......................................................1

2.       REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES............................................2
         2.1      AUTHORIZATION. ETC...............................................2
         2.2      NO CONFLICT......................................................2
         2.3      NO LITIGATION....................................................2
         2.4      OWNERSHIP OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY...............................2
         2.5      FEASIBILITY OF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM...............................3
         2.6      INDEMNIFICATION..................................................3

3.       THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND DBT PUMP......................................3
         3.1      DELIVERY OF DBT PUMP.............................................3
         3.2      DELIVERY OF DBT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY............................4
         3.3      DEVELOPMENT EXPENSES.............................................4
         3.4      REPORTS..........................................................4
         3.5      APPLICATION FOR AND PROSECUTION OF PATENTS.......................5
         3.6      FDA APPROVAL.....................................................5
         3.7      PROGRAM MANAGEMENT...............................................5
         3.8      IMPLANTABLE PUMP OPTION..........................................6
         3.9      DETERMINATION THAT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IS UNFEASIBLE.............7
         3.10     SALES, MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION................................7
         3.11     REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS...........................................8

4.       OWNERSHIP OF INVENTIONS AND PROTECTION OF TRADE SECRETS...................8
         4.1      INVENTIONS.......................................................8
         4.2      PROTECTION OF DBT TRADE SECRETS..................................8

5.       LICENSE TO IMT............................................................9
         5.1      EXCLUSIVE LICENSE................................................9
         5.2      TRAINING.........................................................9
         5.3      INITIAL PAYMENT..................................................9
         5.4      ROYALTY RATES FOR THE DBT PUMP AND ANCILLARY PRODUCTS...........10
         5.5      ADJUSTMENT IN ROYALTY FOR THE DBT PUMP AND ANCILLARY PRODUCTS...11
         5.6      NET SALES.......................................................12
         5.7      CLOSED LOOP DBT PUMP............................................12
         5.8      OTHER INSULIN PUMPS.............................................12
         5.9      SPECIAL RULES APPLICABLE TO INSULIN.............................13

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         5.10     ROYALTY RATES FOR OTHER PRODUCTS................................13
         5.11     ALLOCATION OF NET SALES.........................................13
         5.12     CALCULATION AND PAYMENT OF ROYALTIES............................13
         5.13     CHANGE OF CONTROL AND ALTERNATIVE PRODUCT ROYALTY PAYMENTS......14
         5.14     RECORDS AND AUDITS..............................................14
         5.15     INFRINGEMENT CLAIM BY THIRD PARTIES.............................14
         5.16     INFRINGEMENT OF DBT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.......................15

6.       CONFIDENTIALITY AND NONSOLICITATION......................................15
         6.1      IDENTIFIED INFORMATION..........................................15
         6.2      DISCLOSURE OF AGREEMENT.........................................16
         6.3      NONSOLICITATION.................................................16

7.       TERMINATION AND DEFAULT..................................................16
         7.1      TERMINATION BY IMT..............................................16
         7.2      DEFAULT.........................................................16

8.       MISCELLANEOUS............................................................17
         8.1      ARBITRATION GENERALLY...........................................17
         8.2      DISPUTES REGARDING FDA SUBMISSIONS..............................17
         8.3      BASEBALL ARBITRATION............................................17
         8.4      NOTICES.........................................................18
         8.5      GOVERNING LAW...................................................19
         8.6      SEVERABILITY....................................................19
         8.7      ASSIGNMENT......................................................19
         8.8      NO JOINT VENTURE................................................19
         8.9      WAIVER..........................................................19
         8.10     TAX COOPERATION.................................................19
         8.11     INSURANCE.......................................................19
         8.12     ENTIRE AGREEMENT................................................20

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Exhibit A:        Description of Existing DBT Intellectual Property
Exhibit B:        Development Plan and Specifications for the DBT Pump
Exhibit C:        Agreement for Implantable Insulin Pump (omitted as an
                  immaterial form of agreement that, in the event it is
                  executed, will likely be filed independently as a
                  material contract)

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                        DEVELOPMENT AND LICENSE AGREEMENT

1.       RECITALS AND DEFINITIONS.

         1.1 PARTIES. This Agreement and all attached exhibits (this
"AGREEMENT") is entered into as of October 14, 2000 between DEBIOTECH S.A., a
Swiss company having a place of business at 28 Avenue de Sevelin, CH-1004
Lausanne, Switzerland (together with its successors and assigns, hereinafter
"DBT"), and Inverness Medical Technology, Inc. (together with its successors and
assigns, hereinafter "IMT"), a Delaware corporation having a place of business
at 200 Prospect Street, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154 USA.

         1.2 DEVELOPMENT FUNDING AND LICENSE. DBT is prepared to undertake the
development of an externally worn micro-pump (the "DBT PUMP") for the delivery
of insulin based upon DBT's Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems technology and
related know-how. IMT desires to have exclusive rights to make, use and sell the
DBT Pump and to obtain exclusive license rights to all of the DBT Intellectual
Property for the field (the "FIELD") consisting of all uses relating to the
treatment, diagnosis and prevention of diabetes with the exception of the
implantable pump which is the subject of the Implantable Pump Agreement.

         1.3 CONSIDERATION. In consideration of the mutual promises and
obligations contained herein the parties agree as set forth in this Agreement.

         1.4 DEFINITIONS. The following capitalized terms are used in this
Agreement with the meanings indicated or referred to below.

             "AGREEMENT" - See Section 1.1.

             "COMPETING NOVEL PUMP" - See Section 5.4.

             "DBT" - See Section 1.1.

         "DBT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY" means all patents, copyrights, trade
secrets, know-how and other intellectual property of DBT related to the DBT Pump
or useful in or to the DBT Pump now in existence (including, without limitation,
the intellectual property described more specifically in Exhibit A), created
during the term of the License by DBT employees and others working on the
development of the DBT Pump, and any rights hereafter acquired by DBT. DBT
Intellectual Property includes, without limitation, all diagrams, schematics,
flowcharts, specifications, code (source and object) and any other intellectual
property necessary or useful for IMT to fully exercise its rights and perform
its obligations under this Agreement or otherwise commercialize products based
on DBT Intellectual Property in the Field.

             "DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM" - See Section 3.1.

             "FDA APPROVAL"  - See Section 3.1

             "FIELD"  - See Section 1.2

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             "IMT" - See Section 1.1.

             "IMPLANTABLE PUMP AGREEMENT" - See Section 3.8.

             "LICENSE"  - See Section 5.1.

             "SPECIFICATIONS"  - See Section 3.1.

2.       REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES.

         2.1 AUTHORIZATION. ETC. Each party represents that it is duly
organized, validly existing and in good standing under the laws of the state of
its organization, that it has full power to execute, deliver and perform this
Agreement, that this Agreement has been duly authorized, executed and delivered
by such party and is the legal, valid and binding obligation of such party,
enforceable against such party in accordance with its terms, subject as to
enforcement, to applicable bankruptcy, insolvency, moratorium, reorganization or
similar laws affecting creditors' rights generally and general principles of
equity.

         2.2 NO CONFLICT. Each party represents that the execution, delivery and
performance of this Agreement do not require any approval, license,
qualification, consent or filing or exemption therefrom, or other action by any
court, governmental authority or other person, and do not contravene or
constitute a default under any legal requirement binding on such party, any
agreement binding on such party or any of its assets, or any judgment,
injunction or order or decree binding on such party or any of its properties.

         2.3 NO LITIGATION. DBT represents that there is no action, suit,
proceeding or investigation pending or, to the best knowledge of DBT, threatened
against or affecting such party or any of its assets before or by any court or
arbiter or any governmental authority which would prohibit or interfere with
such party's performance of its duties under this Agreement, and that none of
DBT's technology or know-how required for the DBT Pump is currently the subject
of any infringement legal proceedings.

         2.4 OWNERSHIP OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. DBT represents to the best of
DBT's knowledge, that it owns (whether by ownership directly or through licensed
rights) all of the intellectual property necessary or useful for the development
of the DBT Pump, including without limitation, the intellectual property
referred to in Exhibit A, free and clear of any claims of any third party; that
none of such intellectual property infringes or misappropriates any intellectual
property rights or other property rights not owned exclusively by DBT; that the
practice by IMT of the License will not infringe any patent applications,
patents, trade secrets or confidential information owned by any third party;
that no intentional misrepresentations were or will be made in any applications
for patents included within the DBT Intellectual Property; that all such patent
applications have been or will be made in good faith and that DBT is not aware
of any circumstances which would invalidate any of the patents or patent
applications included in the DBT Intellectual Property; and that with exception
of the license dated August 1992 from Westonbridge International Limited to DBT
(the "WESTONBRIDGE LICENSE"), DBT does not posses, nor does it currently
require, any other third party license(s) to make, sell, and use the DBT Pump.
DBT, at its sole expense, shall arrange for IMT to receive estoppel letters, in
form and substance reasonably satisfactory to IMT, from the owner of the
intellectual property licensed to DBT under the Westonbridge License and from
any other owner of intellectual property not owned by DBT which DBT may elect to
use in the DBT Pump, confirming, among other things, that IMT may use the
License without obligation to pay any royalties to them and that such owners
will look solely to DBT for payment of any royalties owing to them as a result
of IMT's exploitation of the License.

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         2.5 FEASIBILITY OF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. To the best knowledge of DBT,
the Development Program is feasible and DBT has all required intellectual
property, staff, equipment and other resource to complete the Development
Program. Because of the uncertainties associated with the development work, DBT
does not warrant that it will successfully complete the Development Program.

         2.6 INDEMNIFICATION. DBT agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless
IMT, its agents, officers, directors and all persons using the intellectual
property licensed by DBT to IMT from and against any damages, claims, loss or
liability (including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys' fees and costs
of collection) arising from a breach by DBT of any of its representations made
in this Article 2.

3.       THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND DBT PUMP.

         3.1 DELIVERY OF DBT PUMP. DBT shall use its reasonable best efforts to
complete a development program (the "DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM") pursuant to which it
is intended that DBT furnish to IMT in accordance with the milestones set forth
in Exhibit B fully functional examples of the DBT Pump which meet the
specifications (as they may be amended pursuant to this Agreement, the
"SPECIFICATIONS") included in Exhibit B, are sufficient to obtain FDA clearance
("FDA APPROVAL") for sale in the United States of the DBT Pump which meets the
Specifications, and are produced by a manufacturing process documented to IMT's
reasonable satisfaction to be capable of supplying adequate quantities of the
DBT Pump to support large scale commercial distribution as contemplated by IMT.
IMT shall be responsible for establishing the large scale manufacturing and DBT
shall select appropriate materials to be used to manufacture the DBT Pump and
supply all engineering support necessary to facilitate production of the DBT
Pump in large scale by IMT or suppliers designated by IMT. To the extent that
such examples of the DBT Pump fail to meet such requirements, DBT shall, at its
sole expense, use reasonable best efforts to continue development work to
satisfy such requirements, but if IMT has commenced marketing of the DBT Pump,
DBT's obligation under this sentence shall expire one year thereafter. DBT shall
assure that the funds necessary to finalize the Development Program are always
available. DBT shall be responsible to provide such additional funds as are
necessary to achieve the agreed upon schedule and milestones of the Development
Program. DBT's obligations under this Section 3.1 are independent of the cost of
completing such work so long as it remains reasonably possible to be completed.

         Subject to Section 2.5 and to the limitation provided below, DBT
warrants that products manufactured in accordance with the design supplied by
DBT will meet the Specifications (except as otherwise disclosed by DBT in
writing to IMT pursuant to Section 3.4) be of good quality and adequate to
perform its intended purposes, and be free from design defects. Nothing in this
Section 3.1 is intended to make DBT responsible for problems in carrying out the
manufacturing of the DBT Pump (except insofar as DBT has designed the relevant
element of the manufacturing process), or in the shipping or handling of the DBT
Pump.

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         3.2 DELIVERY OF DBT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. DBT shall furnish to IMT
complete documentation evidencing all DBT Intellectual Property within ten (10)
days after the date of this Agreement. Thereafter, DBT shall periodically
provide IMT any updates to documentation evidencing the DBT Intellectual
Property as new inventions are made, patents are filed, or as IMT may reasonably
request. DBT warrants that it has delivered and will deliver to IMT true and
correct copies of all agreements and assignments of rights which are the basis
of DBT's ownership of the DBT Intellectual Property, and that all such
instruments are in full force and effect and have not been modified, amended or
terminated except by written instruments which have been delivered to IMT.

         3.3 DEVELOPMENT EXPENSES. DBT shall be solely responsible for all
expenditures of any nature required to complete the development of the DBT Pump,
production of prototypes of the complete DBT Pump, production of prototypes of
the MEMS components of the DBT Pump in a form which in fact permits scaling up
for large scale industrial manufacturing, and finalization of engineering
designs and shall assist IMT in establishing the large scale manufacturing. IMT
shall be responsible for the costs of any tooling and equipment and inventory
required to manufacture the DBT Pump for commercial sales and large scale
manufacturing.

         3.4 REPORTS. DBT shall keep IMT fully informed with regard to the
progress of the development of the DBT Pump by notifying IMT of significant
results, whether favorable or unfavorable, promptly after they are achieved or
recognized. Not later than fifteen (15) days prior to the quarterly meetings
with CEOs contemplated by Section 3.7, DBT shall submit to IMT a written report
including all information regarding progress on the development work, disclosing
any inventions or other improvements in technology, whether or not patentable,
discovered or created in the course of the development work, commenting on the
likelihood of success of the experimental strategies and describing any proposed
changes in the experimental strategies and personnel involved in the development
work. The quarterly reports will also include a confirmation from DBT that DBT
believes that the development work can be completed consistent with the schedule
contemplated by Exhibit B, or DBT shall submit to IMT a revised schedule setting
forth the revised estimated time to complete the development work. Prior to
submitting the DBT Pump for FDA Approval, DBT shall disclose to IMT in writing
any respects in which the DBT Pump does not meet the Specifications. If
reasonably necessary in addition to the above, and to the extent it would not be
unreasonably burdensome on DBT, upon request from IMT, DBT shall allow IMT's
representatives and, where IMT has a reasonable business purpose, third party
guests, to visit the development facilities, to attend presentations by DBT
representatives of the current state of the Development Program and to receive
additional written reports addressing specific issues.

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         3.5 APPLICATION FOR AND PROSECUTION OF PATENTS. The provisions of this
Section 3.5 shall apply until the termination of the License to IMT. DBT shall
file and prosecute diligently applications for patents relating to DBT
Intellectual Property in the United States, Japan, Canada, and the countries of
the European Patent Office (collectively, the "GROUP A COUNTRIES") and in such
other countries (the "GROUP B COUNTRIES") as IMT may request, and, except as
provided below in this Section 3.5, shall maintain any patents issued thereon by
payment of all required renewal or maintenance fees or taxes. DBT will make all
initial Group A Country filings using a Patent Cooperative Treaty filing and
will use the same Patent Cooperative Treaty filing for the Group B Countries to
the extent available. If DBT determines that the costs of maintaining a patent
exceeds the value of doing so DBT may, not later than 60 days prior to the last
date on which payment must be made to maintain the patent, give written notice
to IMT enclosing a copy of the patent, stating the amount required to be paid
periodically to maintain such patent, and offering to assign such patent to IMT.
If IMT elects to accept DBT's offer to assign such a patent, DBT shall execute
such documentation of such assignment as IMT may reasonably require and IMT
shall grant to DBT a worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual and royalty-free
license under such patent outside of the Field. If IMT elects not to accept
DBT's offer to assign such patent, DBT may abandon such patent.

         3.6 FDA APPROVAL. IMT shall arrange for any clinical studies necessary
to obtain FDA Approval and shall be responsible for the cost of any such
studies, except that DBT shall be responsible for the cost of all equipment,
supplies and materials required to conduct any such clinical studies. The
protocols of such studies are to be agreed upon by both parties. DBT shall be
responsible for all other costs (not related to clinical studies) to obtain the
FDA Approval. The FDA Approval shall be applied for in the name of IMT or its
designee, to the extent reasonably possible.

         3.7 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT. Each party shall appoint three senior
personnel, but not their CEO's, to form a six person committee (the "STEERING
GROUP") which shall review all the developmental, logistical and technical
aspects of the Development Program. At least two people from each side shall
meet in person at least once per month. Minutes of the meetings shall be
prepared by DBT, indicating in particular the steps believed to be
satisfactorily performed and the next steps to be performed. Minutes shall be
reviewed and approved or rejected and amended at the next meeting of the
Steering Group. Minutes shall not constitute amendments of this Agreement or the
Specifications even if signed by representatives of the parties. In addition,
major financial issues shall be discussed when they arise. The Steering Group
shall be charged with managing the Development Program with a view to completing
as rapidly as possible development of the DBT Pump in a manner which complies
with the Specifications, including feasibility of manufacturing the DBT Pump at
the cost levels contemplated by the Specifications. The Steering Group shall
make recommendations to DBT regarding design and engineering issues and shall
make recommendations to IMT regarding the most appropriate supplier(s) to
manufacture the DBT Pump or any part thereof. DBT personnel shall be primarily
responsible for issues relating to design, engineering and intellectual
property. IMT personnel shall become primarily responsible for issues relating
to manufacturing and selection of suppliers. IMT shall also be responsible for
facilitating any incorporation of IMT's technology (in particular the glucose
sensor technology) in the DBT Pump. The Steering Group may also recommend
modifications to the Specifications and the Development Program. The parties
agree not to unreasonably withhold their consent to such modifications so long
as they conclude that they do not materially adversely affect the marketability
and desirability of the DBT Pump, materially affect the cost of the development
effort or materially affect the timing of the availability of the DBT Pump.

         The Steering Committee shall not recommend suppliers or manufacturing
processes for the DBT Pump or components thereof, or that the DBT Pump be
manufactured in any country unless DBT has arranged for IMT to receive with
respect to such country an updated opinion of patent counsel satisfactory to IMT
as contemplated by Section 5.3. IMT shall pay for the cost of such opinion if it

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is with respect to the United States, Canada or Mexico, and DBT shall pay if it
is with respect to any other country. IMT's current intention is to select
suppliers located in Switzerland in the absence of consideration making it more
desirable to select suppliers located elsewhere, however DBT acknowledges and
agrees that IMT's preference may change, and DBT shall have no right to require
IMT to give any preference to Swiss suppliers.

         The Steering Group shall report to the chief executive officers of the
parties who shall join the Steering Group and meet in person as a group of eight
at least once per quarter. The Steering Group shall attempt to develop a
consensus recommendation to the parties without the involvement of the chief
executive officers of the parties, and shall refer issues to the chief executive
officers only as necessary. Meetings of the Steering Group (other than those to
attended by the CEO's) shall be held at the location where the most active
development work is being conducted, which the parties anticipate will be in
Lausanne Switzerland through the early and middle stages of the Development
Program, and may be the site of anticipated manufacturing facilities later in
the Development Program. Meetings of the Steering Group attended by the CEO's
shall alternate between locations designated by the CEO of IMT and the CEO of
DBT.

         3.8 IMPLANTABLE PUMP OPTION. DBT shall give written notice to IMT of
both the submission of the DBT Pump for FDA Approval, and the FDA Approval.
During the period commencing on the sooner of (i) the submission of the DBT Pump
for FDA Approval and (ii) the date on which DBT gives written notice to IMT that
it is prepared to commence a development program for an implantable insulin
pump, and ending on the sooner of (i) three months after DBT has given notice to
IMT of FDA Approval and (ii) the date which is the later of 5 years after the
date of this Agreement or nine months after DBT has given notice to IMT that it
is prepared to commence a development program for an implantable insulin pump,
IMT shall have the option (the "IMPLANTABLE OPTION") of entering into the
Development and Licensing Agreement (the "IMPLANTABLE PUMP AGREEMENT") with DBT
attached hereto as Exhibit C. During the period that IMT is entitled to exercise
such option, DBT and IMT shall attempt to agree on the specifications for the
implantable pump to be developed pursuant to such agreement, and the milestones
for the development program to be undertaken by DBT under such agreement.

         At least 45 days prior to the expiration of the Implantable Option, DBT
shall give written notice to IMT of the specifications (the "OFFERED
SPECIFICATIONS") on which DBT wishes to be able to develop an implantable
insulin pump for third parties in the event that IMT does not exercise the
Implantable Option. IMT shall be entitled to include the Offered Specifications
as the specification contemplated by the Implantable Pump Agreement and exercise
the Implantable Option on that basis. If IMT fails to do so, and IMT and DBT do
not enter into the Implantable Pump Agreement with other specifications, then,
except as provided below in this Section 3.8, during the one year period (the
"OPEN PERIOD") following the delivery by DBT of the Offered Specifications, DBT
shall be entitled to enter an agreement (a "THIRD PARTY AGREEMENT") with a third
party to develop and commercialize an implantable insulin pump based on the
Offered Specifications on terms and conditions which are at least as favorable
to DBT in all material respects as the terms specified in the Implantable Pump
Agreement. If the DBT Intellectual Property changes in any material respect
between the date on which DBT has last updated IMT in writing regarding the
status of the DBT Intellectual Property which date occurs not later than 15 days
after the delivery of the Offered Specification to IMT, then DBT may not enter
into a Third Party Agreement without first giving notice of such changes to the
DBT Intellectual IMT and another opportunity for at 30 days to exercise the
Implantable Option.

         If DBT does not enter in a Third Party Agreement within the Open
Period, it shall not enter into a Third

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Party Agreement thereafter without first providing to IMT a copy of the form of
the proposed Third Party Agreement (without identification of the proposed
counterparty thereto) and offering to enter into an agreement with IMT on the
same terms, which offer IMT shall have at least 45 days to accept.

         IMT's rights under this Section 3.8 shall survive until either DBT has
entered into a Third Party Agreement, the Implantable Pump Agreement or all of
the patents which form the basis of any DBT Intellectual Property have expired.
Except as permitted by this Section 3.8, DBT shall not commercialize any
implantable insulin pump itself, participate in any way with any other party in
developing or commercializing any implantable insulin pump, make any commitments
to any third party regarding any implantable insulin pump or take any action
which would interfere with DBT's ability to preform its obligations under this
Section 3.8 or the Implantable Pump Agreement.

         3.9 DETERMINATION THAT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IS UNFEASIBLE. If DBT
determines that it is not feasible to complete the Development Program despite
the exercise of its reasonable best efforts, and IMT fails to take over the
development effort and thereafter commercialize the DBT Pump, DBT will expand
the scope of the License to another significant field in human health care
reasonable acceptable to IMT (so long as such expansion is not inconsistent with
any then existing obligation of DBT to a third party). Unless DBT has
substantially completed the Development Program, DBT will do equitable amount of
development work to develop a product reasonably acceptable to IMT, depending on
how much work has been done before the Development Program was abandoned.

         3.10 SALES, MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION. IMT shall use its reasonable
best efforts to commercialize the DBT Pump in such manner as is economically
feasible and attractive. All sales, marketing, and distribution activities for
the DBT Pump shall be the responsibility of IMT. IMT shall give DBT regular
updates on the progress of IMT's marketing activities and give DBT an
opportunity to comment upon, and provide input to, IMT's marketing plans and the
selection of any distributor, unless such distributor may be terminated by IMT
without cause upon not more than six months' notice. If IMT elects to grant to a
distributor of the DBT Pump exclusive rights to sell the DBT Pump within a
specific geographic region, and in return for such grant of exclusivity,
receives payment from the distributor, IMT shall pay one-third of such payments
to DBT. The preceding requirement shall not apply to payments made by exclusive
distributors to IMT for the purchase of DBT Pump.

         IMT agrees not to prohibit its supplier of MEMs pump chips from
supplying the same chips for use outside the Field to DBT or its licensees so
long as such supplier does not use equipment, know how or intellectual property
of IMT doing so.

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         3.11 REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS. IMT and DBT shall cooperate in the
preparation of, and shall execute, as part of the Development Program, a Quality
Agreement in order to meet the requirements of ISO9001/EN46001, European MDD and
FDA QSR (21 CFR 820) requirements for medical devices, to the extent applicable.

4.       OWNERSHIP OF INVENTIONS AND PROTECTION OF TRADE SECRETS.

         4.1 INVENTIONS. Inventions made solely by employees, consultants or
others working for DBT or entities under common control pursuant to development
of the DBT Pump shall be the sole property of DBT, subject to the License.
Inventions made jointly by employees, consultants or others working for both DBT
or entites under common control and IMT or entites under common control shall be
owned (i) by DBT if they relate to pumps, mechanical sensors or actuators, (ii)
by IMT, if they relate to detection or measurement other than mechanical
detection or measurement, and (iii) jointly by IMT and DBT otherwise. In any
event, all such inventions shall be subject to the License. Inventions made
solely by employees, consultants or others working for IMT or entites under
common control, whether relating to DBT Pump or DBT Intellectual Property, shall
be the sole property of IMT.

         4.2 PROTECTION OF DBT TRADE SECRETS. DBT shall require any employees,
consultants, licensees, potential licensees and others working on the
development of the DBT Pump or otherwise with access to information relating to
DBT Intellectual Property, to execute agreements, in form and substance
reasonably satisfactory to IMT, limiting the disclosure and use of any
non-public proprietary information of DBT.

         DBT shall require any employees and consultants, and others working on
the development of the DBT Pump to execute agreements, in form and substance
reasonably satisfactory to IMT, assigning to DBT all rights in any inventions
used or useful for the DBT Pump.

         DBT shall require any manufacturers or suppliers involved in the
development or manufacture of the DBT Pump to execute agreements, in form and
substance reasonably satisfactory to IMT, agreeing to grant to IMT a perpetual
royalty-free license for the Field of any rights in any inventions of such
manufacturers or suppliers made in connection with their work on the development
of the DBT Pump.

         DBT shall not disclose any of its know how or other intellectual
property used or useable in the Product of the Field except (i) as required to
obtain such patent protection as DBT may determine to be appropriate to obtain,
(ii) pursuant to customary arrangements designed to protect the confidentiality
of such material, or (iii) with the consent of IMT, which consent shall not be
unreasonably withheld.

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5.       LICENSE TO IMT.

         5.1 EXCLUSIVE LICENSE. DBT hereby grants to IMT a worldwide, exclusive
license (the "LICENSE") to all of the DBT Intellectual Property to use such DBT
Intellectual Property in the Field for the entire duration of DBT's rights
therein. The License includes the right under all of the DBT Intellectual
Property to make, have made, use, sell and import the Product. The License shall
include the right to sublicense (i) the right to use, (ii) the right to make for
sale to IMT or entities directly or indirectly controlled by IMT, (iii) the
right to resell product purchased from IMT or entities directly or indirectly
controlled by IMT and (iv) the right to sell to IMT or entities directly or
indirectly controlled by IMT. Other than as specified in the preceding sentence,
the License shall not include the right to sublicense the right to make or the
right to sell. DBT hereby agrees to execute, or cause its employees, partners,
licensors, agents, or consultants to execute all documents and shall take all
actions necessary or desirable to effect, confirm and perfect the rights granted
IMT pursuant to the License.

         5.2 TRAINING. DBT agrees to disclose to IMT and its employees and
consultants all DBT's techniques and methods relating to the DBT Intellectual
Property and, at IMT's expense, provide training and instruction to IMT and its
employees and consultants sufficient to allow the practice by IMT as they may
reasonably require to manufacture, improve, use and maintain the Products.

         5.3 INITIAL PAYMENT. Subject to the conditions provided below, IMT
shall cause DBT to receive payment of $10,000,000 for the License on or before
December 30, 2000. IMT's obligation to make such payment is contingent upon (i)
IMT's completion of a public offering by IMT of at least 3,500,000 shares or
IMT's completion of another financing for such payment satisfactory to IMT, (ii)
IMT's determination, based in part on the expert advice described below in this
Section 5.3, that DBT's Intellectual Property is reasonably satisfactory to IMT
and (iii) DBT's delivery of the estoppel letter from Westonbridge International
Limited contemplated by Section 2.4.

         To facilitate IMT's review of the DBT Intellectual Property,

                  (a) DBT, at its sole cost and expense, shall deliver to IMT
         opinions of patent counsel reasonably satisfactory to IMT confirming
         (i) the validity of the DBT Intellectual Property, (ii) the absence of
         infringement of third party intellectual property by the DBT Pump and
         its anticipated methods of manufacture as described in the
         Specifications, and (iii) the sufficiency of the DBT Intellectual
         Property to provide meaningful exclusivity for the commercialization of
         the DBT Pump, in each case, in Europe, with special emphasis on the
         Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and

                   (b) IMT, at its sole cost and expense, shall obtain an
         opinion of United States patent counsel selected by IMT confirming the
         same matters.

The parties shall request that such opinions be delivered as soon as possible,
and in any event prior to November 30, 2000.

         If the patent opinions give rise to any material concern on the part of
IMT regarding the adequacy of the DBT Intellectual Property, IMT will give
notice to DBT of any such concerns with 5 business days after receipt of the
applicable patent opinion. DBT may, but shall not be obligated, to attempt to
satisfy such concerns by obtaining additional intellectual property (e.g.
licensing or purchasing a patent) undertaking to acquire additional intellectual
property, or agreeing to indemnify IMT and others who make, use or sell the
Product or practice the License, from any cost, expense or liability, arising
from the concern specified by IMT. If DBT obtains a patent assignment or license
for IMT for the Field without cost to IMT, IMT shall not be able to object on
the basis of the concern so addressed. Otherwise, IMT

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shall be entitled to decide whether it is satisfied with DBT's proposal for
addressing the concern. If DBT offers to obtain additional intellectual property
for IMT, IMT elects to make the payment contemplated by this Section, and DBT
fails to obtain such intellectual property before the earlier of the expiration
of 18 months or the submission of the product to the FDA for FDA Approval, IMT
shall be entitled to obtain such license, recover its costs in doing so from
DBT, together with interest at 12% per annum, compounded monthly, and until such
recovery is complete, offset such amounts from any amounts otherwise payable to
DBT under this Agreement or the Implantable Pump Agreement other than the
payment under Section 5.3 of the Implantable Pump Agreement.

         If the conditions to IMT obligation to make the payment required by
this Section 5.3 are not satisfied on or before December 30, 2000, DBT, may
elect, by giving written notice to IMT, either to terminate this Agreement or to
extend by 90 days the time period for satisfying the conditions to IMT's
payment.

         5.4 ROYALTY RATES FOR THE DBT PUMP AND ANCILLARY PRODUCTS. Except as
provided in Section 5.5, IMT agrees to pay DBT a royalty equal to the
applicable percentage of IMT's Net Sales of the DBT Pump and Ancillary
Products, each as defined below. Subject to further reductions provided in
this Section 5.4 and Section 5.5, the royalty rate shall be ten percent (10%)
if DBT receives FDA Approval within [*] of the date of the payment by IMT
pursuant to Section 5.3, or if within [*] of the date of such payment DBT
completes the submission to the United States Food and Drug Administration
necessary to obtain such approval in a manner which complies with
well-respected industry practices. If DBT fails to meet both of such
milestones, the royalty rate shall be reduced to eight percent (8%). If a
system (a "COMPETING NOVEL PUMP") for delivering insulin to the human body of
a design other than one which is conventional and generally commercially
available as of the date of this Agreement or similar to one which is
conventional and generally commercially available as of the date of this
Agreement, achieves a share of the worldwide market served by the DBT Pump
exceeding thirty percent (30%) for any twelve-month period, then for such
twelve month period (i) if DBT met the requirements for a ten percent (10%)
royalty rate, the royalty rate shall be reduced to eight and one-half percent
(8.5%), and otherwise the royalty rate shall be reduced to seven percent (7%).

         If a Competing Novel Pump achieves a share of the worldwide market
served by the DBT Pump exceeding fifty percent (50%) for any twelve-month
period, then for such twelve month period (i) if DBT met the requirements for a
ten percent (10%) royalty rate, the royalty rate shall be reduced to seven and
one-half percent (7.5%), and otherwise the royalty rate shall be reduced to six
and one-half percent (6.5%). The parties shall make appropriate adjustments in
the case of any determination of market shares after payment of royalties at a
higher rate. If the parties are unable to agree upon the worldwide share of the
Competing Novel Pump, it shall be determined by a marketing organization
independent of the parties and selected by IMT reasonably acceptable to DBT. If
the consultant determines that the applicable market share is above the
applicable threshold, DBT shall pay the consultant's fees and expenses. If the
consultant determines that the applicable market share is not above the
applicable threshold, IMT shall pay the consultant's fees and expenses. Royalty
payments shall continue worldwide for so long as the DBT Pump is covered by a
valid patent in any one or more of the United States, France, Germany, or the
United Kingdom which has not expired.

         "ANCILLARY PRODUCTS" means any remote control mechanism for the DBT
Pump and any insulin sets and, except as provided below, other disposables
specifically designed to be used with the DBT Pump. Except as provided in
Section 5.7 and Section 5.10, Net Sales shall not include amounts received by
IMT on account of the sale of glucose sensors or related disposables.

* Omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted
  material has been separately filed with the Securities and Exchange
  Commission.

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         5.5 ADJUSTMENT IN ROYALTY FOR THE DBT PUMP AND ANCILLARY PRODUCTS. If
the DBT Pump developed by DBT materially fails to meet the Specifications and
IMT nevertheless wishes to commercialize the DBT Pump, the royalty payable by
IMT shall be equitably adjusted on a year by year basis in any year in which
IMT's gross margin on the sale of DBT Pumps is less than fifty percent (50%). If
the sole basis on which the DBT Pump fails to meet the specifications is based
on the "Cost of Goods" requirement in Part II, System Specification, then for
the condition in the preceding sentence shall be determined solely on the basis
of IMT's gross margin on the sale of DBT Pumps to end users. Such adjustment
shall be made with due regard to the level of IMT's gross margin and the impact
on marketability of the DBT Pump failing to meet the required Specifications. If
IMT and DBT cannot agree on such equitable adjustment, the matter shall be
determined by binding arbitration pursuant to Section 8.3, subject to the
limitation in the last paragraph of this Section 5.5. The parties shall make
appropriate adjustments in the case of any adjustments in rates after payment of
royalties at a higher rate.

         If the DBT Pump developed by DBT materially fails to meet the
Specifications and DBT, and IMT does not wish to commercialize the DBT Pump
without changes, but is prepared to commercialize it if changes are made, it
shall give notice to DBT of such changes. If within 30 days of notice from IMT
of such changes, DBT commits to do the development for such changes, the
Specifications shall be deemed to be amended by such changes, and this Agreement
shall remain in effect as so amended. If DBT fails to elect to make such
changes, IMT may develop the DBT Pump with such changes as IMT may elect to
make, in which event the royalty payable by IMT shall be reduced to such lesser
rate as is equitable, determined with due regard to impact on marketability of
the DBT Pump failing to meet the required Specifications, the risk undertaken by
IMT in expending funds on further development work, and the significance of the
changes achieved by IMT's development work. If IMT and DBT cannot agree on such
equitable adjustment, the matter shall be determined by binding arbitration
pursuant to Section 8.3, subject to the limitation in the last paragraph of this
Section 5.5.

         If DBT fails to complete the development work in violation of its
obligations under this agreement and fails either to challenge an allegation to
such effect by IMT, or to cure such a failure after an arbitration proceeding
has determined that DBT has so failed, IMT may develop the DBT Pump with such
changes as IMT may elect to make. In that event, if DBT has diligently worked on
the Development Program for at least 24 months following the payment pursuant to
Section 5.3, the royalty payable by IMT shall be as provided in the preceding
paragraph. If such condition is not satisfied, then IMT's sole continuing
obligation shall be to pay such royalty not exceeding 2% of Net Sales as is due
to Westonbridge under the terms of the Westonbridge License.

         IMT shall not, however, be entitled to commercialize the DBT Pump, as
substantially fully developed by DBT, which does not conform to the
Specifications, without paying an equitably reduced royalty as contemplated by
the first paragraph of this Section 5.5. In no event shall the royalty payable
by IMT be reduced to less than the amount of the royalty due from DBT under the
Westonbridge License.

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         5.6 NET SALES. "NET SALES" means the amount actually received by IMT or
entities directly or indirectly controlled by IMT on account of the sale or
rental of the products to third parties (including distributors), after all
credits or allowances on account of rejections and returns, refunds, discounts,
value-added and excise taxes and duties, and shipping and freight charges.

         5.7 CLOSED LOOP DBT PUMP. If the DBT Pump is used in connection with a
system which measures glucose and based upon such measurement automatically
modifies the delivery of insulin without user involvement, IMT shall pay a
royalty to DBT equal to three percent (3%) of IMT's Net Sales of the disposable
glucose sensors used with such DBT Pump.

         5.8 OTHER INSULIN PUMPS. If, following FDA Approval, IMT or any entity
directly or indirectly controlled by IMT sells a system (a "CONVENTIONAL
SYSTEM") for delivering insulin to the human body which is not a Competing Novel
Pump and which competes in the market served by the DBT Pump, IMT shall make
royalty payments at the same rate as from time to time applicable to the DBT
Pump pursuant to Section 5.4 or Section 5.5 on the Net Sales of such insulin
pump and a portion of any disposable parts for use with such pump. During the
twelve month period following FDA Approval, such portion shall be the amount by
which Net Sales of such disposable parts exceed the Net Sales of such disposable
parts during the twelve month period ending on the date of the FDA Approval.
During the twelve month period beginning one year after FDA Approval, such
portion shall be the amount by which Net Sales of such disposable parts exceed
2/3 of Net Sales of such disposable parts during the twelve month period ending
on the date of the FDA Approval. During the twelve month period beginning two
years after FDA Approval, such portion shall be the amount by which Net Sales of
such disposable parts exceed 1/3 of Net Sales of such disposable parts during
the twelve month period ending on the date of the FDA Approval. Commencing three
years after FDA Approval, such portion shall be 100% of Net Sales of such
disposable parts.

         This Section 5.8 shall not apply to Competing Novel Pumps. Except as
provided below in this Section 5.8, the first paragraph of this Section 5.8
shall not apply to any successor or assign of IMT except insofar as IMT has
already become obligated to pay a royalty with respect to a specific insulin
pump, and IMT's successor or assign continues to sell such insulin pump. If (i)
IMT is acquired, (ii) immediately prior to the acquisition IMT had a specific
plan to commence the sale of a Conventional System within one year after the
date of such acquisition, including the selection of the manufacturer and the
final specification for the product, (iii) the entity acquiring IMT did not
already market a Conventional System or have a similarly specific plan to do so,
and (iv) the entity acquiring IMT in fact commences commercial distribution of
the Conventional System planned by IMT within one year after the acquisition,
then the preceding sentence shall be inapplicable.

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         5.9 SPECIAL RULES APPLICABLE TO INSULIN. Notwithstanding anything to
the contrary in this Agreement, in no event (i) shall the royalty applicable to
any insulin sold by IMT exceed fifty percent (50%) of IMT's net profits from the
sale of such insulin and (ii) shall IMT be required to pay any royalty on
insulin manufactured by IMT or any entity controlled directly or indirectly by
IMT.

         5.10 ROYALTY RATES FOR OTHER PRODUCTS. If IMT elects to use DBT
Intellectual Property in a product for which this Agreement does not specify
another Royalty, except as otherwise provided in the Implantable Pump Agreement,
IMT shall pay DBT a royalty of five percent (5%) of IMT's Net Sales of such
product . Royalty payments shall continue worldwide for so long as the relevant
product is covered by a valid patent in any one or more of the United States,
France, Germany, or the United Kingdom which has not expired.

         5.11 ALLOCATION OF NET SALES. If any product subject to a royalty under
this Agreement is sold as a component of a package including other products
which are not subject to a royalty, IMT will give written notice to DBT of a
proposed allocation of the IMT's Net Sales of the package attributable to the
product subject to a royalty. Following such notice, the parties shall negotiate
in good faith for a period of ninety (90) days with regard to the allocation of
IMT's Net Sales of the package attributable to the product subject to a royalty.
If the parties are unable to agree on an allocation, either party may require
that the matter be determined by binding baseball arbitration pursuant to
Section 8.3. In any such arbitration, the arbitration panel shall be guided by
what is equitable under the circumstances and commercial practice for similar
products.

         5.12 CALCULATION AND PAYMENT OF ROYALTIES. Royalties shall be due and
payable with respect to the Net Sales received in each calendar quarter on the
date which is forty-five (45) days following the end of such calendar quarter
(each such payment date, a "PAYMENT DATE"). On or before each Payment Date on
which royalties are due, IMT shall prepare and deliver to DBT a statement (a
"ROYALTIES STATEMENT") setting forth the Net Sales of products subject to a
royalty in the applicable calendar quarter (with relevant figures of units and
Net Sales, product by product and country by country) and the royalties due by
IMT with respect to such Net Sales. IMT shall maintain detailed books and
records containing information sufficient to verify the completeness and
accuracy of the information presented in each Royalty Statement for a period of
at least three years after the period to which such Royalty Statement relates.

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         5.13 CHANGE OF CONTROL AND ALTERNATIVE PRODUCT ROYALTY PAYMENTS. In the
event that either (i) IMT or any entity directly on indirectly controlled by IMT
elects to sell a Competing Novel Pump, or (ii) any third party acquires more
than fifty percent (50%) of the voting stock of IMT other than in connection
with an acquisition led by members of the management of IMT, IMT shall make a
non-refundable (but creditable) payment to DBT, as an advance against future
royalty payments, in the amount, if any, by which US$15,000,000 exceeds
aggregate payments made to DBT under this Agreement other than the payment
pursuant to Section 5.3. However, no such payment shall be required until DBT
has obtained FDA Approval. If IMT makes a payment under this Section 5.13, IMT
may use such payment as a credit against two-thirds of any future payments due
under this Agreement.

         5.14 RECORDS AND AUDITS. DBT shall have the right, not more than once
each calendar year, on reasonable advance notice to IMT, during usual business
hours, to cause the examination of relevant records for the period since the
last period covered by any previous examination (including records which are
more than three years old, if then available) and ending with a calendar quarter
no less than forty-five (45) days prior to the date of such examination for the
sole purpose of verifying the completeness and accuracy of the Royalty
Statements. At DBT's election, any such examination shall be conducted by IMT's
auditors or by independent public accountants selected by DBT and reasonably
acceptable to IMT. As a condition to such examination, IMT may require such
independent public accountants to execute a confidentiality agreement in form
and substance reasonably satisfactory to IMT pursuant to which such independent
public accountants will agree to retain in confidence all information learned by
them in the course of such examination, except that the amount of any
discrepancy in any information included in a Royalty Statement may be disclosed
to DBT.

         5.15 INFRINGEMENT CLAIM BY THIRD PARTIES. In the event that a third
party asserts any claim or cause of action for patent or copyright infringement,
unlawful disclosure or use or misappropriation of a trade secret or other
intellectual property right against IMT or DBT in connection with the DBT Pump
or the License, IMT shall have the right to control and direct the
investigation, defense and settlement of each such claim. DBT shall be entitled
to participate in any such proceedings and, at its own cost, settle them through
the payment of money. DBT shall fully cooperate with IMT in connection with the
foregoing. Subject to the limitations below in this Section 5.15, DBT shall
reimburse IMT for all cost, expense, damages and liabilities, including
reasonable counsel fees and expenses (collectively, "INFRINGEMENT COSTs"),
incurred as a result of any such third party claim. DBT shall have no obligation
to indemnify IMT for infringement claims based on IMT's glucose monitoring
technology or other technology sourced from or developed by IMT. DBT's liability
under the preceding sentence shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the total
amounts paid by IMT to DBT under this Agreement or the Implantable Pump
Agreement other than the payment pursuant to Section 5.3 of this Agreement and
the corresponding payment under the Implantable Pump Agreement. If, as a result
of the limitation in the preceding sentence, DBT is not required to reimburse
IMT for all Infringement Costs, IMT may credit any unreimbursed Infringement
Costs against fifty percent (50%) of any amount otherwise thereafter payable by
IMT to DBT under this Agreement or the Implantable Pump Agreement except the
payment under Section 5.3 of the Implantable Pump Agreement.

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         5.16 INFRINGEMENT OF DBT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. In the event that a
third party infringes DBT Intellectual Property in the Field, IMT shall have the
right to decide whether to enforce the DBT Intellectual Property against such
party and to control and direct the investigation, prosecution and settlement of
each such claim. DBT shall fully cooperate with IMT in connection with any such
proceeding. Subject to the limitations in the following sentence, DBT shall
reimburse IMT for all cost, expense, damages and liabilities, including
reasonable counsel fees and expenses (collectively, "PROSECUTION COSTS"),
incurred as a result of any such proceeding. DBT's liability under the preceding
sentence and Section 5.15 shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the total
amounts paid by IMT to DBT under this Agreement or the Implantable Pump
Agreement other than the payment pursuant to Section 5.3 of this Agreement and
the corresponding payment under the Implantable Pump Agreement and if IMT does
not have significant success in an infringement proceeding, DBT shall only be
required to reimburse IMT for one half of its Prosecution Costs in such
proceeding. If, as a result of the first limitation in the preceding sentence,
DBT is not required to reimburse IMT for all Prosecution Costs, IMT may credit
any unreimbursed Prosecution Costs against fifty percent (50%) of any amount
otherwise thereafter payable by IMT to DBT under this Agreement or the
Implantable Pump Agreement.

         Any amounts recovered from an infringer of DBT Intellectual Property in
the Field shall be applied first to pay or reimburse the costs of preceding
against such infringer, and then shall be applied as if such amounts were
profits of IMT; that is, DBT shall be entitled to a royalty on the hypothetical
Net Sales corresponding to such amounts at the applicable rate in effect
pursuant to Section 5.4 or Section 5.5, and the balance shall be paid or belong
to IMT. If requested by IMT, DBT agrees not to unreasonably withhold its consent
to the sublicensing of DBT Intellectual Property to settle any infringement
claim. If DBT and IMT are unable to agree upon the economic terms to permit such
a sublicensing IMT may require that the matter be determined by arbitration
pursuant to Section 8.3.

6.       CONFIDENTIALITY AND NONSOLICITATION.

         6.1 IDENTIFIED INFORMATION. Each party shall treat as confidential any
information received from the other party and marked as confidential, and shall
take reasonable care to maintain the confidentiality of such information
throughout the term of the License and for three (3) years thereafter. This
provision shall not restrict disclosure of information for the purpose of
obtaining patents or meeting regulatory requirements, or the disclosure of
information otherwise required to be disclosed by law. A recipient of
information shall have no obligation of confidentiality with respect to
information that (i) was in the possession of the recipient before receipt from
the disclosing party, (ii) is or becomes publicly available through no fault of
the recipient, or (iii) is lawfully acquired by the recipient from a third party
having the right to disclose such information. Each party shall require that its
employees, agents and consultants who receive confidential information of the
other party shall not disclose such information except as the recipient is
entitled to, or to other employees, agents and consultants of the recipient who
have a need to know for a business purpose of the recipient and are under a
similar confidentiality obligation.

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         6.2 DISCLOSURE OF AGREEMENT. Except as permitted by the following
sentence, to the extent publicly disclosed by IMT, or as required by law, DBT
will not disclose the existence or terms of this Agreement without the prior
written consent of IMT, which consent IMT agrees not to unreasonably withhold.
To the extent reasonably necessary to facilitate licensing by DBT not
inconsistent with this Agreement, DBT may disclose the existence of License.

         6.3 NONSOLICITATION. For so long as DBT is actively working on the
Development Program and for one year thereafter (unless DBT fails successfully
to complete the Development Program) IMT will not directly or indirectly employ,
endeavor to employ, solicit or induce to leave any of DBT's management,
engineers or technicians who are, or were employed within one year prior thereto
by DBT. For so long as the License remains in effect, DBT will not directly or
indirectly employ, endeavor to employ, solicit or induce to leave any of IMT's
management, engineers or technicians who are, or were employed within one year
prior thereto by IMT.

7.       TERMINATION AND DEFAULT.

         7.1 TERMINATION BY IMT. IMT may at any time after the payment has been
made pursuant to Section 5.3 give notice to DBT electing to terminate its rights
under the License. Immediately upon the delivery of such notice, IMT shall be
relieved from any obligation to make a payment pursuant to Section 5.13 and the
License shall become non-exclusive. Six months following the delivery of such
notice, the License shall terminate.

         7.2 DEFAULT. If a party materially breaches any provision of this
Agreement (a "BREACHING PARTY"), the other party (the "NONBREACHING PARTY")
shall give written notice to the Breaching Party specifying the nature of such
breach in reasonable detail and the Breaching Party shall have sixty (60) days
in which to cure such breach. If there is a dispute as to whether this Agreement
has in fact been materially breached, the party alleged to have breached this
Agreement shall be entitled to require that the matter be determined by binding
arbitration, in which event the sixty (60)-day period for curing such breach
shall not commence until a final decision has been rendered in such arbitration
proceeding. Commencing three years after FDA Approval, if IMT has failed to
exercise reasonable best efforts to market the DBT Pump, fails during its cure
period to exercise reasonable best efforts to do so and Net Sales of the
non-disposable components of the DBT Pump are below 5000 units per year, DBT
shall be entitled to terminate the License. In no event shall either party be
entitled to recover against the other damages based on a theory of lost profits.

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8.       MISCELLANEOUS.

         8.1 ARBITRATION GENERALLY. Except as otherwise provided in this
Agreement, any dispute, controversy or claim arising under, out of or relating
to this Agreement, and any subsequent amendments of this Agreement, including,
without limitation, its formation, validity, binding effect, interpretation,
performance, breach or termination, as well as noncontractual claims, shall be
referred to and finally determined by arbitration in accordance with the WIPO
Arbitration Rules. The arbitral tribunal shall consist of three arbitrators. The
place of arbitration shall be Geneva Switzerland. The language to be used in the
arbitral proceedings shall be English.

         8.2 DISPUTES REGARDING FDA SUBMISSIONS. Any disputes as to whether the
submission to the FDA is consistent with well-respected industry practices in
order to obtain United States Food and Drug Administration approval necessary to
sell in the United States insulin pumps meeting the Specifications shall be
determined by a consulting firm with experience in FDA submission selected by
IMT and satisfactory to DBT. If, IMT and DBT are unable to reach agreement on a
consulting firm within 10 days after IMT requests such agreement, IMT may give
written notice to DBT of three consulting firms independent of IMT, and DBT
shall select the firm within 10 days after receipt of IMT's proposal. If DBT
fails timely to make such selection, IMT shall be entitled to do so. If the
consulting firm decides that the FDA submission did not comply with the standard
set forth above in this Section 8.2, DBT shall pay the fees and expenses of the
consulting firm. Otherwise, IMT shall pay the fees and expenses of the
consulting firm.

         8.3 BASEBALL ARBITRATION. Any dispute which this Agreement specifies
shall be resolved pursuant to this Section 8.3 shall be determined by
arbitration pursuant Section 8.1, except as otherwise provided in this Section
8.3. If a party wishes to have a matter which this Agreement provides may be
determined under this Section 8.3 so determined, it shall give written notice to
the other party (the "RESPONDING PARTY") containing a complete written proposal
of the resolution for the matter in dispute. Within 10 business days after
receipt of any such notice, the Responding Party shall submit to the other party
(the "INITIATING PARTY") a written counter proposal. The Initiating Party shall
then have 2 business days after receipt of the counterproposal in which to
decide whether to modify its proposal by giving written notice of its revised
proposal to the Responding Party. The Responding Party shall then have 2
business days after receipt of the revised proposal in which to decide whether
to modify its proposal by giving written notice of its revised proposal to the
Initiating Party. The Initiating Party shall then have 2 business days after
receipt of the modified proposal in which to decide whether to modify its
proposal, in which event, it shall give written notice to the Responding Party
of its election to require the submission of final written proposals (each a
"SEALED PROPOSAL") within 3 business days of receipt of the Initiating Party's
notice which each party shall submit to the other prior to reviewing the other
party's proposal. In that connection, either party may require that each party
submit its proposal to WIPO rather than the other party to provide assurance
that neither party knows the other's proposal prior to submitting its own. In
that event, WIPO shall not give the proposals to the other party until both
proposals have been received by WIPO.

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         If the Responding Party fails timely to respond to the proposal of the
Initiating Party, it shall be deemed to have accepted such proposal. If any
party elects not to revise its proposal as permitted above, either party may
require that the parties shall submit the last written proposal they have
submitted pursuant to this Section 8.3 to the arbitrator without modification.
If a party fails timely to submit a Sealed Proposal, it shall be deemed to have
submitted its last written proposal as its Sealed Proposal. If the parties have
not reached agreement within 3 business days after the deadline for the
submission for Sealed Proposals, either party may require that the parties shall
submit their Sealed Proposals to the arbitrator without modification.

         The arbitral tribunal shall consist of a single arbitrator. Within
three weeks after the appointment of the arbitrator, a hearing shall be held
before the arbitrator. Each party shall be limited to such amount of time for
the presentation of its case at the hearing, and the hearing shall be sequenced
in such a manner, as the arbitrator shall determine to be commercially
reasonable. The arbitrator shall select one of the party's proposals within five
business days thereafter. The selected proposal shall become the arbitrator's
final and binding decision and award, without any modification.

         8.4 NOTICES. Any notice or election under this Agreement shall be in
writing and shall be given by express commercial delivery service or by fax and
by certified mail to the intended recipient at its address as indicated below or
as changed by notice to the other party given pursuant to this Section 8.4.
Notices sent by commercial delivery service for which delivery is refused shall
be deemed received as of the date delivery is refused. Notices sent by fax and
by certified mail shall be deemed received as of the date of receipt by fax (and
if the fax is not received, as of the date of delivery of the certified mail or
the refusal thereof). Notices to IMT shall be addressed to:

         Inverness Medical Technology, Inc.
         200 Prospect Street
         Waltham, Massachusetts  02154
         Attention:  Mr. Ron Zwanziger
         fax:     +1 781 647 3939

with a copy to:

         Goodwin, Procter & Hoar LLP
         Exchange Place
         Boston, Massachusetts  02109-2881
         Attention:  Paul D. Schwartz, P.C.
         fax:     +1 617 227 8591

Notices to DBT shall be addressed to:

         DEBIOTECH, S.A.
         28 Avenue de Sevelin
         CH-1004 Lausanne
         Switzerland
         Attention:  Dr. Frederic Neftel
         fax:     +41 21 623 6001

with a copy to:

         Laurent Hirsch
         8. Rue Eynard
         1205 Geneva, Switzerland
         fax:     +41 22 318 3010

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         8.5 GOVERNING LAW. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in
accordance with the laws of Switzerland.

         8.6 SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this Agreement is invalid or
unenforceable in whole or in part in a particular context, the balance of this
Agreement shall nevertheless remain in effect and the invalid or enforceable
provision shall be enforced to the extent permissible in accordance with the
intent of the parties.

         8.7 ASSIGNMENT. This Agreement may not be assigned by one party without
the express written consent of the other party which shall not be unreasonably
withheld. In the event of the assignment of this Agreement by DBT, except as
provided in the following sentence, any technology and know how owned by DBT's
successor under this Agreement prior to such assignment shall not be subject to
the License. Any such intellectual property which DBT has incorporated in the
DBT Pump shall be subject to the License.

         8.8 NO JOINT VENTURE. This Agreement is intended to create licenses of
certain patents, trademarks, trade secrets and copyrights. Nothing herein shall
be deemed to constitute a partnership or joint venture.

         8.9 WAIVER. No waiver by either party of any violations or
nonperformance by the other party of any of its obligations under this Agreement
shall be deemed to be a waiver of any subsequent violation or nonperformance of
the same or any other covenant, nor shall any forbearance by any party be deemed
a waiver by such party of its rights or remedies with respect to a violation or
nonperformance.

         8.10 TAX COOPERATION. Each party shall cooperate as reasonably
requested by the other to recuperate any value added or other tax which are
normally recoupable in the international context.

         8.11 INSURANCE. Commencing with the testing of the DBT Pump on
patients, DBT agrees to maintain in effect comprehensive general liability
insurance in an aggregate amount of at least $20,000,000 with such insurers and
upon such terms as are consistent with reasonable industry standards and
requiring that IMT receive thirty (30) days' prior written notice from the
insurer prior to the cancellation or diminution of coverage under such policy.

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         8.12 ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This Agreement, including its exhibits,
constitutes the entire agreement between the parties pertaining to the subject
matter hereof and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous agreements and
understanding of the parties, whether written or oral. No amendment or
modification of this Agreement shall be valid or binding unless in writing and
executed by the party to be bound.

         IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each of the parties has caused this Agreement to be
executed on its behalf by its duly authorized representatives.

                                 Debiotech S.A.

                                 By: /S/ FREDERIC NEFTEL
                                     ----------------------------------------
                                     Frederic Neftel, its CEO

                                 Inverness Medical Technology, Inc.

                                 By:  /s/ RON ZWANZIGER
                                      ---------------------------------------
                                      Ron Zwanziger, its CEO

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                                    EXHIBIT A

                              WESTONBRIDGE PATENTS

1.       *

2.       *

3.       *

4.       *

5.       *

6.       *

7.       *

8.       *

9.       *

10.      *

11.      *

12.      *

13.      *

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   * Omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted
   material has been separately filed with the Securities and Exchange
   Commission.

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DEBIOTECH/INVERNESS                 CONFIDENTIAL     Appendix 2              1/1

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                                     Doc No:        *
                Insullin Pump        Date:          October 14, 2000
[LOGO]     Product Specification     Folio:         Page 1 of 4
                                     Authors:       *
                                     Distribution:  Inverness Medical Technology
                                                    Debiotech: Project Team

                                 EXHIBIT B (1/2)

                                  INSULIN PUMP

                              PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

                              I. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

         The system described here is * for subcutaneous injection of insulin
for diabetes care. It is currently in a preliminary state of development and,
therefore, subject to continuous improvements and modifications. The figures
below are conceptual representations of a design and do not reflect the actual
appearance of the devices.

         The system is composed of the *.

[Graphic: This graphic depicts the components of the external pump. Further
description is omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment.]

Fig. 1: *

1.      *                           *

[Graphic: This graphic depicts the components of the product. Further
description is omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment.]

Fig. 2: *

2.      *                           *

[Graphic: This graphic depicts the components of the product. Further
description is omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment.]

Fig. 3:  *

3.       *                          *

4.       *                          *

5.       *                          *

6.       *                          *

* Omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted material
has been separately filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

<PAGE>

                                                    *
                Insullin Pump                       October 14, 2000
[LOGO]     Product Specification                    Page 2 of 4

                            II. SYSTEM SPECIFICATION

Insulin Concentration:               *
Basal Rates:                         *
Bolus Volume:                        *
                                     *

Pump Chip stroke volume:             *
Delivery Accuracy:                   *
Priming:                             *

Max Size:                            *
                                     *
Max Weight:                          *
Reservoir Volume:                    *

Operating temperature:               *
Watertight                           *
Atmospheric pressure:                *

Lifetime:                            *

Battery Type:                        *

Cost of Good:                        *

*                                    *

*                                    *

*                                    *
*                                    *

Operational Features:                *

The Applicable International Standards:

         Development and Manufacturing:

                  *

         Product:

                  *

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                                                    *
                Insullin Pump                       October 14, 2000
[LOGO]     Product Specification                    Page 3 of 4

*                                           *

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* Omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted material
has been separately filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

<PAGE>

                                     Doc No:        *
                Insullin Pump        Date:          October 14, 2000
[LOGO]     Product Specification     Folio:         Page 1 of 4
                 (Version 4)         Authors:       *
                                     Distribution:  Inverness Medical Technology
                                                    Debiotech:  Project Team

                                 EXHIBIT B (2/2)

                                  INSULIN PUMP

                    PRELIMINARY PROJECT PLANNING (VERSION 4)

         In the following planning only the quarterly milestones are indicated.
The names for the quarterly meetings are chosen arbitrarily and indicate the
accent of the development during the 3 months before the given meeting. The
timetable is defined with relative dates. The actual project starting date is
defined in the Agreement

*

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*
*
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*
*
*                          *

*
*
*

*

*
*
*                          *

*
*
*                          *

*                          *

*
*                          *

<PAGE>

                                                    *
                Insullin Pump                       October 14, 2000
[LOGO]     Product Specification                    Page 2 of 4
             (Version 4)

*
*
*                          *

*

*                          *

*
*                          *

*
*
*                          *

*                                     *                                      *
*                                     *                                      *

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*        Omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted
         material has been separately filed with the Securities and Exchange
         Commission.<PAGE>

                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.22

                          EMPLOYMENT, NONDISCLOSURE AND
                        LIMITED NON-COMPETITION AGREEMENT

         THIS EMPLOYMENT, NONDISCLOSURE AND LIMITED NON-COMPETITION AGREEMENT
(this "Agreement") is made as of the 19 th day of July, 2000, by and among
OUTSOURCING SERVICES GROUP, INC., a Delaware corporation having its principal
place of business at 650 Fifth Avenue, 14th Floor, New York, New York,
10019-3382 (the "Company"), the subsidiaries of the Company, AEROSOL SERVICES
COMPANY, INC., PIEDMONT LABORATORIES, INC., KOLMAR LABORATORIES, INC., ACUPAC
PACKAGING INC., AND PRECISION PACKAGING AND SERVICES, INC. (collectively, the
"Subsidiaries"), and JOSEPH M. HEALY, whose address is 39 Stueben Avenue,
Westwood, New Jersey 07675 (the "Employee").

                              W I T N E S S E T H:
                              - - - - - - - - - -

         WHEREAS, the Company is engaged, through its Subsidiaries, in the
business of providing aerosol and liquid filling of cosmetics, toiletries and
skin care products and related packaging services and has need for management
personnel with experience in said business;

         WHEREAS, the Employee is experienced in the business of providing
aerosol and liquid filling, packaging of cosmetics, toiletries and skin care
products, and related services and in the management of such business;

         WHEREAS, the Company and the Subsidiaries desire to employ the Employee
an executive capacity upon the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth; and

         WHEREAS, the Employee is willing to enter into this Agreement with
respect to the Employee's employment and services upon the terms and conditions
set forth in this Agreement;

         NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing recitals and the
promises contained in this Agreement, the parties agree as follows:

                                     I. TERM

         SECTION 1.01. EMPLOYMENT. Subject to the provisions of Section 4.01
hereof, the Company hereby employs the Employee and the Employee hereby accepts
employment with the Company for an initial period of three (3) years beginning
on July 19, 2000 and terminating at the close of business on July 19, 2003 (the
"Initial Employment Term"), including service at Company's principal executive
offices located in the Eastern United States. Following expiration of the
Initial Employment Term, this

<PAGE>

Agreement shall be automatically renewed for three (3) successive one-year
periods (the "Subsequent Employment Terms"), with such modifications as the
parties hereto may agree upon, unless notice to the contrary is given by either
Company or Employee at least thirty (30) days prior to the expiration of the
Initial Employment Term, or the then-current Subsequent Employment Term. All
terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement shall be deemed to apply
equally to the Initial Employment Term and each Subsequent Employment Term
(except to the extent any such provision is modified in a Subsequent Employment
Term), and all references in this Agreement to the "Employment Term" shall de
deemed to refer to both the Initial Employment Term, and each Subsequent
Employment Term.

         If the employment of Employee is terminated pursuant to Article 4 of
this Agreement or by reason of the death or disability of Employee, the time
during which the Employee is actually employed shall be referred to as the
"Employee's Employment."

                                   II. DUTIES

         SECTION 2.01. GENERAL DUTIES. The Employee shall serve as the President
and Chief Executive Officer of the Company during the Employee's Employment.
Further, Employee shall serve as a member of the Boards of Directors of each of
the Company (the "Company Board"), and the Subsidiaries. The Employee shall,
during Employee's Employment, subject to the policies of the Company Board,
manage and direct the business of the Company, and supervise the persons
managing the Subsidiaries, performing those acts and doing those things
customarily done by the Chief Executive Officer for companies comparable to the
Company. The Company shall indemnify the Employee for such service to the
maximum extent permitted by applicable law.

         SECTION 2.02. DEVOTION OF TIME TO THE COMPANY'S BUSINESS. The Employee
agrees during Employee's Employment, to devote his best efforts to his
employment, and perform such duties consistent with his capacity as Chief
Executive Officer of the Company as shall be determined by the Company Board.
The Employee further agrees to (i) devote substantially all his business time to
fulfill the duties of his office to the business and affairs of the Company,
(ii) devote his time and resources to the recruitment, training and development
of a team of focused professionals capable of managing and directing the
business of the Company, and (iii) faithfully observe his duties to preserve as
confidential all trade and other secrets of the Company. The Employee shall not,
during Employee's Employment, unless otherwise agreed to in advance and in
writing by the Company, seek or accept other employment, become self-employed in
any other capacity, or engage in any activities which are detrimental to the
business of the Company. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Employee may engage
in personal investment activities which do not interfere with the Employee's
duties under this Agreement.

                                      -2-
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                                III. COMPENSATION

         SECTION 3.01. BASE SALARY. As compensation for his services hereunder,
during the Employment Term, the Employee shall receive an annual base salary of
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000). Such base salary shall be payable in
cash at the times and in the installments consistent with the Company's payroll
practices, which is presently on a biweekly basis. Company shall review such
salary on at least an annual basis beginning in January, 2002, with a view to
consider increases considering, among other factors, Company performance and
cost-of-living increases.

         SECTION 3.02. BONUS PLANS.

         (a) The Employee shall be a full participant in any performance bonus
plan made available to senior executives of the Company, including the Company's
1998 Management Performance Bonus Plan and 1998 Amended and Restated Stock
Option Plan (the "Option Plan").

         (b) Employee shall receive options (the "Options") to purchase one
hundred fifty thousand (150,000) shares of the Company's common stock at the
price of $ 21.34 per share. The Options shall be exercisable on the earlier of
(A) the third anniversary of this Agreement and (B) the date, if any, prior to
such third anniversary on which (i) the Company's common stock becomes publicly
traded on a national securities exchange or the Nasdaq stock market, (ii) the
Company completes an initial public offering of its common stock with proceeds
in excess of $15,000,000, or (iii) the Company, or its assets or business, is
sold substantially in its entirety. The Options are subject to the terms and
conditions of the Option Plan.

         (c) Through the later of (i) calendar year 2002, or (ii) such later
date, if the Option Plan is amended to provide for a later termination date,
provided he remains an Employee, Employee shall participate in the Option Plan,
which provides for the annual award, to all participants in the aggregate, of
options to purchase up to 60,000 shares of Company stock.

         (d) Company shall continue in effect the terms of its current
certificate of incorporation and bylaws which provide for indemnification of
officers and directors to the maximum extent provided by law. Company currently
carries directors' and officers' liability insurance with a deductible of
$100,000 and a maximum coverage of $5 million but reserves the right to change
such coverage if Company's directors so determine.

         SECTION 3.03. CONTINUATION OF SALARY. If the Employee dies or becomes
disabled during the Employment Term so that he is unable to perform his duties
hereunder, if Company terminates this Agreement for any reason except as
specified in Section 4.01, or if Employee resigns for "good reason" as described
in Section 4.02, the Company agrees to continue to pay the Employee or his
estate his base salary monthly,

                                      -3-
<PAGE>

but not beyond the end of the Employment Term, and to continue to provide the
benefits described in Section 3.04.

         SECTION 3.04. BENEFITS. During the Employment Term, the Employee shall
be entitled to insurance benefits substantially similar to those now provided
under the Company's employee health benefit plans as now in effect, and may
continue such benefits after any termination of Employee's Employment by paying
the applicable premium to the extent allowed by applicable law. However, the
Company may cease providing such benefits if any law or regulation prohibits
making benefits available except on an equal basis for all employees and if the
benefits now provided Employee are not so available. To be more specific:

         (a) Company shall provide Employee medical, dental, life insurance,
profit-sharing and other benefits in accordance with the Company's benefit
plans.

         (b) Employee shall receive four (4) weeks of paid vacation per year or
such greater amount of vacation as is provided under any Company policy then
applicable to employee.

         (c) Employee shall receive an automobile allowance of $800 per month.
Company shall also reimburse Employee for the costs of maintenance and fuel for
one automobile as a business expense. Employee shall pay the insurance premiums
on such automobile and shall, on Company request, furnish proof that liability
insurance of at least $500,000 is in effect.

                                 IV. TERMINATION

         SECTION 4.01. TERMINATION BY THE COMPANY. Any of the following acts or
omissions shall constitute grounds for the Company to terminate this Agreement:

         (a) Employee's failure to perform the duties of his office or to
conduct and manage the Business of the Company in a manner reasonably consistent
with the criteria established by the Company Board;

         (b) Conduct on the part of the Employee which constitutes the breach of
any statutory or common law duty of loyalty to the Company which has a material
adverse effect on Company;

         (c) Any illegal act by the Employee (as evidenced by a conviction)
which materially and adversely affects the business of the Company; or

         (d) Intentional wrongful engagement in any competitive activity
prohibited by Section 5.01 or 5.02 hereof or employment in another business in a
manner not permitted by Section 2.02.

                                      -4-
<PAGE>

                  It shall be presumed that the Employee's participation in a
business enterprise other than the Company (except for service on boards of
directors approved by the Company) constitutes cause for termination under
clause (d) of this section. Termination by the Company shall be accomplished by
written notice to the Employee and, if pursuant to paragraph (a) above, shall be
preceded by a written notice and a reasonable opportunity to correct his conduct
if the matters in question can be corrected.

         SECTION 4.02. RESIGNATION FOR GOOD REASON. Employee may resign for
"good reason" and thereby terminate Employee's Employment (but not his other
obligations hereunder) as a result of the following:

         (a) Without the Employee's prior written consent, a reduction in his
then current salary, other than any such reduction that is part of a general
salary reduction or other concessionary arrangement affecting all employees or
affecting the group of employees (senior management) of which the Employee is a
member;

         (b) The taking of any action by the Company that would substantially
diminish the aggregate value of the benefits provided to the Employee under the
Employee's medical, health, accident, disability, life insurance, thrift and
retirement plans in which he was participating other than any such reduction
which is (i) required by law, (ii) implemented in connection with a general
concessionary arrangement affecting all employees or affecting the group of
employees (senior management) of which the Employee is a member or (iii)
generally applicable to all beneficiaries of such plans;

         (c) Resignation as a result of unlawful discrimination or other
unlawful acts committed against Employee, as evidenced by a settlement,
arbitration award or final court order; or

         (d) A reduction in duties and responsibilities which results in the
Employee no longer having duties of substantially the same nature as described
in Section 2.01.

                  In the event of an action by the Company which Employee
believes constitutes a basis for termination of this Agreement for Good Reason,
Employee shall so notify the Company within fifteen (15) days of such action,
identifying in reasonable detail the action which Employee believes constitutes
such Good Reason. The Company shall within fifteen (15) days after the receipt
of such notification correct or otherwise redress any action which is the
subject of such notification. If Employee believes that the action taken by the
Company is insufficient or inadequate to correct or otherwise redress the
situation, Employee may invoke the arbitration procedure set forth in Section
4.04. In the event that the arbitrator rules in favor of Employee, the Company
shall take such action as is required by such ruling. The failure by the Company
to implement such corrective measures within fifteen (15) days after any such
ruling is issued shall permit Employee immediately to terminate this Agreement
for Good Reason. Notwithstanding the foregoing, provided Company continues to
make the payments provided for in Section 3.03, none of the actions specified in
clauses (a) through (e) above shall constitute a breach of this Agreement.

                                      -5-
<PAGE>

         SECTION 4.03. DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT. In the event of a breach
of this Agreement by either the Company or the Employee resulting in damages to
the other party, that party may recover from the party breaching this Agreement
any and all damages that may be sustained, excluding incidental, consequential
and punitive damages. IF THIS AGREEMENT IS LAWFULLY TERMINATED BY THE COMPANY
UNDER SECTION 4.01, THE COMPANY HAS NO LIABILITY OR OBLIGATION TO EMPLOYEE. IF
THIS AGREEMENT IS TERMINATED BY EMPLOYEE UNDER SECTION 4.02, THE COMPANY HAS NO
LIABILITY TO EMPLOYEE, EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 3.03. EMPLOYEE SHALL HAVE
NO LIABILITY TO COMPANY AFTER TERMINATION OF THIS AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION
4.02, EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PART V HEREOF.

         SECTION 4.04. ARBITRATION. With the exception of suits for specific
enforcement of the provisions of Sections 5.01 and 5.02, any controversy,
dispute or claim arising out of, relating to, or concerning this Agreement, the
breach of this Agreement, the employment of the Employee, or the termination of
the Employee's employment will be resolved pursuant to this Section 4.04. This
includes all claims, whether arising in tort or contract, and whether arising
under statute or common law. Any such controversy, dispute or claim will be
submitted to the American Arbitration Association ("AAA") in New York, New York
for final and binding arbitration in accordance with its Employment Dispute
Rules then existing; provided that, if the rules of the AAA differ from those in
this section, the provisions of this section will control. Any demand for
resolution of such a matter must be sent to the AAA and served on the other
party within the period covered by the applicable statute of limitations. No
arbitrator will have any authority to extend, modify, or suspend any of the
terms of this Agreement. The arbitrator must make his award in writing and must
accompany it with an opinion discussing the evidence and setting forth the
reasons for the award. The decision of the arbitrator within the scope of the
submission will be final and binding on both parties, and any right to judicial
action on any matter subject to resolution by arbitration hereunder hereby is
waived unless otherwise required by applicable law, except suit to enforce an
award by the arbitrator or in the event resolution by an arbitrator is not
available for any reason. This Section 4.04 will be specifically enforceable.
Judgment upon any award rendered by the AAA and/or any other arbitrator may be
entered in any court having jurisdiction.

         SECTION 4.05. ATTORNEYS' FEES AND COSTS. If any action in law or in
equity is necessary to enforce or interpret the terms of this Agreement, the
prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonable attorneys' fees, costs and
necessary disbursements in addition to any other relief to which he may be
entitled. In the event of an arbitration, the parties shall each bear their
respective costs unless otherwise specifically awarded by the arbitrator. In
that instance, the arbitrator shall have discretion to determine the extent, if
any, to which a party shall be treated as a "prevailing party" and to award or
withhold fees and costs.

                                      -6-
<PAGE>

         SECTION 4.06. DEEMED RESIGNATION. If this Agreement is terminated for
any reason other than the expiration of the Employment Term, Employee shall be
deemed to have resigned voluntarily as an officer and director of the Company,
and of any subsidiaries of the Company, if applicable, if he was serving in any
of such capacities at the time of termination.

                            V. RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS

         The following restrictive covenants shall apply to this Agreement:

         SECTION 5.01. CONFIDENTIALITY. Employee acknowledges and agrees that
the Company's formulae, sources of supply, cost and financial data, customer
arrangements, marketing plans and other non-public data have a unique nature and
value, derived in part from their status as non-public and proprietary
information. Employee agrees, during the Employment Term and thereafter, to
preserve and protect the confidential nature of said information, and not to
disclose to any third parties, or use for anyone's benefit except the benefit of
the Company, any non-public information about the Company or its business.

         SECTION 5.02. NO ADVERSE ACTS. During the Employment Term and
continuing for two (2) years after the date of the expiration of Employee's
Employment, the Employee will not (i) directly or indirectly, solicit, take
away, or attempt to solicit or take away any customer or employee of the Company
either on the Employee's behalf or on behalf of any other person or entity which
competes with Company, or (ii) accept employment with one of Company's direct
competitors. If the Company terminates this Agreement on a basis not stated in
Section 4.01, or on a basis described in Section 4.01(a), Employee shall not be
required to honor this Section 5.02 unless Company continues to pay Employee's
salary and benefits for the balance of the Employment Term even if such payments
would not otherwise be required. Employee further agrees and acknowledges that
if the provisions of this Section 5.02(ii) are triggered, Employee will receive
adequate consideration from the transactions contemplated by this Agreement to
enable him to earn a satisfactory living during the time that the
non-competition clause is in effect.

                                VI. MISCELLANEOUS

         SECTION 6.01. NOTICES. Any notices to be given hereunder by either
party to the other shall be in writing and may be effected by personal delivery,
by courier, or by mail (registered or certified), postage prepaid with return
receipt requested, or by facsimile confirmed by mail. Mailed notices shall be
addressed to the parties at the addresses appearing in the introductory
paragraph or such other address as is specified in a notice conforming to this
Section 6.01. Mailed notices shall be deemed communicated as of four (4)
calendar days after mailing. Notices delivered personally or by courier shall be
deemed delivered when actually received.

                                      -7-
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         Section 6.02. ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This Agreement supersedes any and all
other agreements, arrangements and understandings, either oral or in writing,
between the parties hereto with respect to the employment of the Employee by the
Company and contains all of the covenants and agreements between the parties
with respect to such employment in any manner whatsoever. Each party to this
Agreement acknowledges that no representations, inducements, promises or
agreements, orally or otherwise, have been made by any party, which are not
embodied herein, and that no other prior agreement, statement or promise not
contained in this Agreement shall be valid and binding. Any modification of this
Agreement, statement or promise not contained in this Agreement shall not be
valid or binding. Any modification of this Agreement will be effective only if
it is in writing signed by the party to be charged.

         Section 6.03. PARTIAL INVALIDITY. If any provision in this Agreement is
held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, void or unenforceable,
the remaining provisions shall nevertheless continue in full force without being
impaired or invalidated in any way.

         Section 6.04. LAW GOVERNING AGREEMENT. This Agreement shall be governed
by and construed in accordance with the law of the State of New York.

         Section 6.05. CURRENCY. All amounts described in this Agreement are in
United States Dollars.

         Section 6.06. SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS. The rights and obligations of the
Company and the Employee under this Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and
shall be binding upon the successors and assigns of the Company. The rights and
obligations of Employee under this Agreement may not be assigned by Employee,
except as contemplated by Section 3.03.

         Section 6.07. NO CONFLICT. The Company hereby represents and warrants
to Employee that this Agreement and the Company's obligations hereunder do not
violate or conflict with the terms, conditions or covenants of the Company's
(and certain of its subsidiaries') financing agreements entered into on or about
the Effective Date.

         Section 6.08. WAIVER. Either party's failure to enforce any provision
or provisions of this Agreement shall not in any way be construed as a waiver of
any such provision or provisions, nor prevent that party thereafter from
enforcing each and every other provision of this Agreement. The rights granted
both parties herein are cumulative and shall not constitute a waiver of either
party's right to assert all other legal remedies available to it under the
circumstances. Any waiver by the Company of any breach of any provision of this
Agreement by Employee shall not be construed to be a continuing waiver, or a
consent to any subsequent breach, unless otherwise expressly specified.

         Section 6.09. COUNTERPARTS. This Agreement may be executed in one or
more counterparts, which when taken together shall be deemed to constitute one
agreement. Facsimile signatures shall be treated as if they were originals.

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                            [signature page follows]

                                      -9-
<PAGE>

         IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have duly executed this
Agreement on the day and year first above written.

"Subsidiaries"                        "Company"

AEROSOL SERVICES COMPANY,             OUTSOURCING SERVICES
INC.                                  GROUP, INC.

By:  /s/ Drew H. Adams                By: /s/ Drew H. Adams
   ---------------------------------     ---------------------------------
Name: Drew H. Adams                   Name:  Drew H. Adams
     -------------------------------       -------------------------------
Title: Assistant Secretary            Title: Assistant Secretary
      ------------------------------        ------------------------------

PIEDMONT LABORATORIES, INC.

By: /s/ Drew H. Adams
   ---------------------------------
Name:  Drew H. Adams                  "Employee"
     -------------------------------
Title: Assistant Secretary
      ------------------------------

KOLMAR LABORATORIES, INC.
                                      /s/ Joseph M. Healy
                                      -------------------------------------
                                      JOSEPH M. HEALY

By: /s/ Drew H. Adams
   ---------------------------------
Name:  Drew H. Adams
     -------------------------------
Title: Assistant Secretary
      ------------------------------

ACUPAC PACKAGING, INC.

By: /s/ Drew H. Adams
   ---------------------------------
Name:  Drew H. Adams
     -------------------------------
Title: Assistant Secretary
      ------------------------------

PRECISION PACKAGING AND
SERVICES, INC.

By: /s/ Drew H. Adams
   ---------------------------------
Name:  Drew H. Adams
     -------------------------------
Title: Assistant Secretary
      ------------------------------

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