Citruslabs
Techstars '16Santa Monica, US · 5 known investors
Citruslabs is a clinical research organization that designs and runs consumer perception studies, clinical trials, and randomized controlled trials for health and wellness brands including supplements, skincare, pet health, biotech, and functional foods. The company translates study results into marketing-ready, regulator-reviewed product claims for consumer health brands that traditionally lack access to affordable clinical evidence.
Founders & leadership
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Susanne MitschkeCEO & Co-Founder
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Patrick RennerCOO & Co-Founder
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Roger ArellanoCTO & Co-Founder
Investors · 5
Competitors · 10
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