IOPtima

Surgical Ophthalmic Laser Devices and Accessories

Health Tech & Life Sciences
Acquired by Chengdu Kanghong Pharmaceutical Group
Acquired Caesarea Founded 2005
Total raised
$7.2M
Last: Series B 2015-11
Stage
Acquired
Founded
2005
Headcount
8
HQ
Caesarea
Sector
Health Tech & Life Sciences

About

IOPtima is a rapidly growing company focused on developing minimally invasive and innovative surgical ophthalmic devices. Its flagship product, the IOPtimate, is a surgical system for the treatment of glaucoma that utilizes CO2 laser technology to significantly reduce internal eye pressure without penetrating the eye. The company also offers a line of patented eye drops to treat ocular surface diseases. IOPtima is a Kanghong Pharmaceutical company.

Funding history · 1 round · $7.2M total

2015-11
Series B $7.2M

Company Intelligence Q&A

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When was IOPtima acquired and by which company?
IOPtima was acquired in September 2018 by Chengdu Kanghong Pharmaceutical Group for $56 million.
What was IOPtima's primary product for glaucoma treatment?
IOPtima's flagship product was the IOPtimate, a surgical system that uses CO2 laser technology to reduce internal eye pressure for glaucoma treatment without penetrating the eye.
What was the total funding raised by IOPtima before its acquisition?
IOPtima raised a total of $7.2 million in funding.
Which investors participated in IOPtima's Series B funding round?
In November 2015, IOPtima received Series B funding from investors including Infinity China and Diamond Bio Fund.
When did IOPtima's IOPtiMate system receive regulatory approval in Canada?
IOPtima's IOPtiMate system received regulatory approval in Canada in December 2015.
What new product did IOPtima launch in October 2017?
In October 2017, IOPtima launched Lipitear, a phospholipid microemulsion for ocular surface diseases.
What product did IOPtima launch in July 2017 related to blepharoplasty?
In July 2017, IOPtima launched the iLid CO2 laser kit for blepharoplasty.
When did IOPtima receive European patent approval for its laser system for glaucoma treatment?
IOPtima received European patent approval for its laser system for glaucoma treatment in November 2009.

Sectors & technology

Primary sector
Health Tech & Life Sciences
Sub-sectors
Health Tech & Life SciencesMedical DevicesMedical Treatment & TherapeuticsPharma & Medical BiotechnologyDrugs Discovery & Development
Technologies
SensingLaser
Target customers
Healthcare & Life SciencesHealthcareProvidersLife SciencesPharmaceuticals
Business model
B2B

Highlights

1 PatentsVerified

Tags

medical-deviceseye-diseasesminimally-invasivesurgerylasersglaucomaophthalmologyhospitalspharma-companiesclinicshealthcare-providersmedical-technologiesoptronics