Elvie
London, GB · 8 known investors
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Elvie makes the Elvie Stride, a hands-free, wearable electric breast pump that provides hospital-grade in-bra suction and connects to a companion app for remote control of settings and pumping history. It serves breastfeeding mothers in the femtech and consumer hardware category.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Elvie do?
- Elvie makes the Elvie Stride, a hands-free, wearable electric breast pump that provides hospital-grade in-bra suction and connects to a companion app for remote control of settings and pumping history. It serves breastfeeding mothers in the femtech and consumer hardware category.
- Who founded Elvie?
- Elvie was founded by Tania Boler.
- Who are Elvie's investors?
- Elvie's investors include Niya Partners, Nucleus Adventure Capital, Octopus Ventures, Westerly Winds, BlackRock, Hiro Capital, Impact Engine, Impact Ventures UK.
- Where is Elvie headquartered?
- Elvie is headquartered in London, GB.





