Developed
By Surgeons
for Surgeons.

In over 300 million surgeries performed globally, nearly all sutures sewn are cut with scissors. Today, a better method is emerging...

Introducing
Suture
Slicer.

Features a lightweight structure and a push-pen guillotine design used to trap and slice sutures in a safe, easy and effective manner.

Push-pen design

Features a lightweight structure and a push-pen guillotine design used to trap and slice sutures in a safe, easy and effective manner. Use easily with the right or left hand.

Single Use: 100+ slices

For use during one surgery: 100+ slices using 3-0 braided PGA suture. A safer and more effective method of trapping and slicing sutures. Encourages quick, safe and effective closures.

Ergonomic Structure

Approximately 373 million surgeries are conducted globally each year, including 40-50 million in the United States alone, Suture Slicer meets the the demand for an improved technique.

Safe and effective

Removes limitations associated with traditional surgical scissors; a benefit that may be appreciated by hospitals, surgical centers, and office-based procedural facilities.

How does the Suture Slicer work? // Developed by Surgeons for Surgeons

Suture Slicer boasts a unique push-pen guillotine design, a lightweight structure, and a single-use purpose—allowing for 100+ slices using 3-0 braided PGA suture in a single surgery. This innovative solution facilitates quick, safe, and effective surgeries and closures, offering advantages appreciated by hospitals, surgical centers, and office-based procedural facilities. Suture Slicer is suitable for a range of surgeries, including Orthopedics, General Surgery, Cardiothoracic, Vascular Surgery, and Cosmetic Surgery.

Surgical Scissors Limitations

Video Cutting Illustration
Surgical Scissors

Surgical Scissors—The Problem

  • Sharp tips endanger surrounding vital structures
  • The right blade overlays the left, making left-handed cutting difficult
  • Scissors are often poorly maintained and dull

Management Team.

Todd Schwartz

Todd Schwartz, DO, FAOAO

Founder and Chief Executive Officer
  • Orthopedic Surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacements
  • Partner / co-owner of Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) with a successful liquidity event
  • Division chair of the department of Orthopedics
  • Inventor and founder of Suture Slicer Inc.
Fred Smith

Fred Smith

CEO
  • Founder and Former CEO of BandGrip, a medical device company
  • Founder and CEO of NASDAQ: LEAP, a digital ad agency, where he raised $40m via IPO
  • Founder and CEO of IdeaCast, where he raised $30m for a national cable provider that licensed ESPN, CNN, CNBC to health clubs
Todd Schwartz

Jeffrey Solomon, MD, MBA

Corporate Advisor
  • Jeffrey brings nearly 30 years of multidisciplinary expertise in healthcare services and the medical device industry. As the Founder of Infiniti Medical, he led the creation and global commercialization of a diverse portfolio of novel devices across cardiology, interventional radiology, and orthopedics. His executive experience further includes serving as Chief Medical Officer at XACT Robotics, where he bridged the gap between complex engineering and clinical application.
  • An interventional radiologist by training, Dr. Solomon spent over a decade in academic clinical practice, grounding his commercial insights in real-world patient care. He remains at the forefront of the industry as a Lecturer at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he teaches the management of medical devices and technology.
  • Jeffrey earned his MD from the University of Pennsylvania (AOA Honor Society) and completed his residency and fellowship at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. He also holds an MBA in Health Care Management from Wharton and honors degrees in Biology and Classics from Brown University.