Conceptus, despite the sound of its name, works to prevent conception, not help it along. The company develops, makes, and markets women's health care products, namely a minimally invasive permanent birth control procedure called Essure. Soft, flexible micro-insert devices are placed in the fallopian tubes without incisions, allowing tissue to grow over them as a barrier for the egg. Essure does not contain hormones and is designed to become effective after three months. Conceptus markets Essure primarily to gynecologists in the US through a direct sales force and internationally through distributors in Australia, Canada, France, Mexico, and the UK, as well as certain countries in South America and the Middle East.
201 to 500 Employees
TypeCompany - Public
Revenue$100 to $500 million (USD)
IndustryHealth Care Products Manufacturing
CompetitorsUnknown
Founded1992