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Our past NLT picks: Where are they now?

Looking back at Moller International, Organic Bouquet, and Xethanol. Plus: 15 other companies we've previously profiled as the Next Little Thing.

Freedom-2
Freedom-2
Early next year Freedom-2's removable tattoo ink, now branded as InfinitInk, is scheduled to hit tattoo parlors in Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, New York City, Miami, Phoenix, and Seattle. The bio-degradable ink, which was developed by researchers from Brown University, Duke University and Massachusetts General Hospital, will be used by artists at about 20 parlors throughout the seven cities. Freedom-2 does not expect to see revenues until 2008 but raised $6.5 million this year from private investors.

Xethanol

Organic Bouquet

Ocean Power Technologies

On Demand Books

Moller International

Migo Software

HyperActive Technologies

Biophan Technologies

Spine Wave

Freedom-2

Parker Boston Group

AbTech

John Fluevog Shoes

Regeneration Technologies (RTI)

LipoSonix

O'Live Spas

True Jeans

Zaiger Genetics
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