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4 clinical evaluation suppliers across 3 states and provinces in 1 country. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.

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CERN CORP

TRABUCO CANYON, CA

Cern Corporation is a women's health medical device company developing a prescription, non-drug platform that uses controlled, low-level visible-spectrum (non-UV) microbicidal light to treat both yeast and bacterial vaginal infections. The CernDevice is designed to work with a proprietary photosensitizing, lubricating gel. The technology is in IRB-approved human clinical evaluation and is not FDA-cleared or approved.

medical device engineeringmicrobicidal light-based medical device developmentmicrobiology research

FOKKER TECH LLC

LANE, SC

FokkerTech LLC is a veteran-owned healthcare technology company that develops innovations aimed at solving real bedside problems. Its first technology is a bariatric off-loading sling designed to attach to a standard walker and support the abdominal pannus during ambulation, reducing physical burden and helping patients move more comfortably and safely. The company is advancing the device from design and patent development through functional prototypes toward clinical evaluation and commercialization, with a focus on licensing to an established medical d

commercialization/licensingpatent developmentproduct designprototyping

Humotech is a Pittsburgh, PA-based company founded in 2015 as a spin-off from Carnegie Mellon University. It develops wearable robotics and the Caplex® mobility innovation platform, including the Clinical Caplex® System, an FDA-registered technology for prosthetic foot trialing. The company focuses on the design and evaluation of prosthetic feet and ankle-foot orthotic systems, serving researchers, clinicians, and patients.

custom developmentoff-board actuation and control systemsprosthetic foot trialingresearch and developmentwearable robotics

The Jaw Joint Science Institute, led by Dr. Edward D. Williams, researches and treats concussions, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), and temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJD/TMD). It uses 3DCT scanning and clinical evaluation to diagnose fractures of the temporal bones linked to TBIs and the TMJ, and offers a non-invasive, non-opioid treatment protocol. It also developed the J-RES (Jaw-Restorer) device to prevent TMJ fractures, concussions, and TBIs.

3DCT scanningdevice inventionnon-invasive treatment protocol

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