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Arch Therapeutics's competitors and similar companies include ParaGen Technologies, LifeScience PLUS and KitoTech Medical.
 Arch Therapeutics Arch Therapeutics is a biotechnology company developing an innovative, elegant, and superior approach to the rapid cessation of bleeding (hemostasis) and control of fluid leakage (sealant) during surgery and trauma care. |  ParaGen Technologies ParaGen Technologies is the parent of a family of companies focused on diverse clinical areas including wound care, orthopedics, vascular, and hernia repair.
|  KitoTech Medical KitoTech Medical is a medical device company that develops microMend, a wound closure device. | ||
Founding Date | Founding Date 2006 | Founding Date N/A | Founding Date 2005 | Founding Date 2011 |
Type | Type Private | Type Private | Type Private | Type Private |
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Locations | Locations Framingham, US HQ | Locations Columbus, US HQ Dublin, US | Locations Mountain View, US HQ | Locations Seattle, US HQ |
Employees | Employees 8 | Employees 3 | Employees 167% increase | Employees 109% decrease |
Funding | ||||
Latest funding round | Latest funding round $ 3m (almost 11 years ago) | Latest funding round $ 3m (over 7 years ago) | Latest funding round N/A | Latest funding round $ 3m (almost 6 years ago) |
Total funding raised | Total funding raised $ 5.9m | Total funding raised $ 7.5m | Total funding raised N/A | Total funding raised $ 9.4m |
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ParaGen Technologies
HQ
Columbus, US
Employees
3
ParaGen Technologies is the parent of a family of companies focused on diverse clinical areas including wound care, orthopedics, vascular, and hernia repair.
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LifeScience PLUS
HQ
Mountain View, US
Employees
16↑ 7% increase
LifeScience PLUS is a medical device company providing wound care technology.
View companyKitoTech Medical
HQ
Seattle, US
Employees
10↓ 9% decrease
KitoTech Medical is a medical device company that develops microMend, a wound closure device.
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