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VayuClear

Charleston, SC · Privately Held (backing)

Last price · $/share
Implied valuation
Total raised
$200K
Last round
Seed Round
Mar 2022

Key facts

  • It has raised $200K across 1 recorded rounds; the latest was Seed Round ($350K) in Mar 2022.
  • Notable investors include SC Launch, South Carolina Research Authority.
  • VayuClear has filed 1 Form D with the SEC, most recently Apr 2022 ($350K sold to 3 investors).
  • Status: Privately Held (backing).
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Funding rounds

1 rounds
Mar 2022Seed Round$350KSEC filing

About VayuClear

Developer of a surgical suction de-clogging device designed for use in operating rooms. The company's product is a sterile, single-use system that uses pressurized saline to clear blockages in surgical suction tips and tubing in seconds, enabling surgical teams to maintain a clear operating field, reduce procedural delays, and improve both patient and staff safety by minimizing exposure to surgical waste and fluids.

Sector
Healthcare
HQ
Charleston, SC, United States
Ownership
Privately Held (backing)
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