French orthopedic surgical device developer In2Bones pulled in $1 million in a new round of equity financing, according to an SEC filing posted today.
The company produces and develops orthopedic osteosynthesis screws, snap-off screws, staples, implant pips, suture anchors, interpositional buttons and single-use instruments such as universal handles, screwdriver axes and drilling guides, according to its site.
The money is coming from 28 anonymous investors of whom 10 were labeled as “non-accredited” investors, according to the SEC filing.
The company is focused on creating and expanding the use of single use instruments for the field, according to its website. Each of the company’s products are packaged in individual sterile tubes and differentiated by a color identification system.
All design and manufacturing work is carried out in France and the devices have won CE Mark approval in the European Union, the company said.
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