
CleveX
Founded Year
2003Stage
Unattributed VC | AliveTotal Raised
$3.5MLast Raised
$1.8M | 15 yrs agoRevenue
$0000About CleveX
CleveX Inc. is a medical device company that is developing and marketing skin biopsy closure and repair solutions for the dermatology cosmetic surgery and primary care physicians. CleveX (LLC) started out in 2004 as a joint venture between Cleveland Clinic Foundation (Cleveland OH) and IDx Medical Design (Cincinnati OH) to develop and commercialize surgical dermatology and skin repair innovations generated by leading physicians at the Cleveland Clinic. The company's lead technology platform is the ExiClip. The ExiClip is a single-step disposable surgical device that efficiently excises a skin lesion while simultaneously closing and repairing the surgical site.
CleveX Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was CleveX founded?
CleveX was founded in 2003.
Where is CleveX's headquarters?
CleveX's headquarters is located at 1275 Kinnear Road, Columbus.
What is CleveX's latest funding round?
CleveX's latest funding round is Unattributed VC.
How much did CleveX raise?
CleveX raised a total of $3.5M.
Who are the investors of CleveX?
Investors of CleveX include Plymouth Growth Partners, Reservoir Venture Partners, Ohio TechAngels and Rev1 Ventures.
Who are CleveX's competitors?
Competitors of CleveX include InterRad Medical, OrthAlign, Cohera Medical, SciBase, Small Bone Innovations, MAKO Surgical, ENTrigue Surgical, Caliber Imaging & Diagnostics, Kfx Medical, nFocus Neuromedical and 12 more.
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