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FemHealth Ventures is an investment firm focused on women's health innovations, backing health solutions across conditions that appear only in, mostly in, or differently in women.
FemTechHealthtech
Hey Freya develops hormone-based supplements for women designed to address stress, energy, and sleep issues rooted in physiology.
Digital HealthFemTechHealthtechWellness & FitnessMiddletown, US
Dr. Thara Vayali(Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer)inCecilia Tse(CEO)inHelkin Berg(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsTechstars
Joylux develops a line of consumer products focused on women's intimate and pelvic floor health, created with input from an Ob-Gyn to address changes women experience post-delivery and with age.
Direct to ConsumerFemTechWellness & FitnessSeattle, US
Colette Courtion(Founder)inRobert Cross(Director)Richard Boxer(Director)Peter Weiss(Executive Officer)
Co-investorsCentral Texas Angel NetworkHealthtech CapitalHouston Angel NetworkJ-ImpactJ-VenturesMindshift Capital+7 more
Playground sells Miracle Melts, a hyaluronic acid-based hydrating vaginal insert aimed at relieving dryness and discomfort, including for peri-menopausal women who cannot use estrogen.
Direct to ConsumerFemTechWellness & Fitness
Catherine Magee(Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer)Christina Aguilera(Co-Founder & Chief Brand Advisor)Sandy Vukovic(Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer)Kiara Sanchez-Mora(Chief Commercial Officer)Emily Morse(Chief Sexologist)Shyama Mathews(Chief Medical Advisor & OB/GYN)
Co-investorsAmboy Street VenturesFourward VenturesGaingelsLaunch NYPalm Tree Crew Investments
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Sarah Smith Fund is a pre-seed and seed venture fund that invests $250K+ into early-stage founder CEOs and their teams, with a focus on companies often tied to Stanford.
Sector AgnosticMenlo Park, US
Sarah Smith(Founder & Managing Partner)
Co-investorsInvariantes Fund
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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