where well over 100 people are employed. All of First Aid Only’s first aid kits continue to be produced in the United States. First Aid Only is especially known for its SmartCompliance kits. Most businesses are federally mandated to have first aid solutions that are compliant with OSHA as well as ANSI standards. These SmartCompliance first aid supply cabinets ensure that a business is covered. First Aid Only has a distributor network of more than 1,000 people and supplies first aid goods to well-known businesses such as McDonald's, Grainger and Staples. Med-Nap Med-Nap was founded in 2007 and currently employs 25 people. It sells its products directly to first aid suppliers and major retailers under private label and Med-Nap brands. For 2020, Med-Nap was estimated to reach revenues of $4.9 million and EBITDA of $1.0 million. Cuda Cuda is Acme United’s fishing gear brand. It was launched in July 2014 in Orlando, Florida, at the International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades (ICAST), the largest sportfishing trade show in the world. They are manufactured with the company's Titanium Bonded technology, and they’re equipped with Aluminum Alloy and Tungsten Carbide. When Cuda was launched in 2014, it had twenty-four different tools. Now, it has more than one hundred. The tools, which include snips, wire cutters, scale/skin grippers, knives and scissors, are being developed and tested in cooperation with a number of well-known fishermen in the fresh and saltwater environments. For example, Bob Izumi from the Real Fishing Show, Mariko Izumi from Hooking Up, and four captains, who can be seen on National Geographic Channel’s hit series Wicked Tuna, use Cuda tools on episodes of their respective television shows. DMT Diamond Machining Technology was established in 1976, as a manufacturer of large diamond grinding and polishing wheels for industrial applications. Due to increased overseas competition, DMT looked for ways to diversify its business. After much testing and development work, a prototype sharpener was developed, which the engineers at DMT then refined to an unbreakable, clean-cutting diamond honing tool. The first polka dot diamond bench stones were soon thereafter shipped to customers such as Brookstone for use in the woodworking area and Bloomingdale's for use in the kitchen. The new sharpener quickly found its way to other sectors as well, such as the automotive, marine, and aviation industries. Today, DMT products are sold in dozens of countries all over the world. In addition, the