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Over-the-counter HRT: Why design matters
Jessica Platt and Ben Strutt discuss how how design plays an important part in the global Rx to OTC switch market.
Jessica Platt and Ben Strutt discuss how how design plays an important part in the global Rx to OTC switch market.
In a series of articles outlining the three pillars of our FemTech philosophy, Jessica Platt and Martha Hodgson discuss the first: Inclusivity.
When Crescendo’s route to launch looked blocked by quality issues at manufacture, our rapid iteration of the vibrator’s sheath design cleared the way, enabling MysteryVibe to fulfil their first orders for investor-customers.
The US market for home kitchen knives is dominated by a handful of brands. When DKB Household wanted to enter it, they challenged us to innovate in this mature product category.
What should we make of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) updating its guidance for licensing e-cigarettes as medicinal products?
Lockdowns, video calls and masks dramatically altered our relationship with beauty. Meanwhile, COVID-19 restrictions shook up how we bought cosmetics and skincare.
From how FemTech should handle the Internet of Things, to where it could fix its attention in the future, we answer questions sparked by our webinar, ‘Realizing the potential of FemTech’
In an intense disaster or battlefield scenario, correctly identifying which victim to treat first can be a matter of life or death, so we created a specialised wearable monitor. The device won the prestigious ‘Best of the Best’ Red Dot award.
Hear us out: the pandemic has stretched world health services to their limits, but it may also be paving the way toward a greener future for healthcare.
The cost effective system provides live horse racing data to smart phone betting apps. With infrastructure installed in 38 racetracks across the US and UK and with over 27,000 races broadcast, it is creating a growing business for our client.
We helped develop a new heart monitor to allow vets and trainers to accurately assess sport horses and spot anomalies that might indicate problems. It is now used all over the world to improve welfare in both training and in international competitions.
The aim was to disrupt the diagnostics market with a lancing system that would significantly improve the patient’s experience. Our development and regulatory teams helped our client launch the first FDA & CE approved device for fully automated, virtually pain-free lancing.