Personalized supplements startup VitaminLab raises series A financing
On May 8th, Canadian personalized supplement brand VitaminLab announced a round A financing, with investors including Nimbus Synergies and DSM Venturing. The specific financing amount was not disclosed yet. This round of financing will be used for facility and production line construction, as well as market expansion.
VitaminLab utilizes evidence-based methods to record user personal data, including health history, blood test results, and DNA. This personalized supplement is made with proprietary technology and machinery, and is formulated according to a comprehensive nutrition list containing more than 200 high-quality ingredients.
VitaminLab was founded in 2017 and specializes in personalized and customizable vitamin products. In addition to private customization, VitaminLab also undertakes enterprise customization services, providing more accurate matching of supplement products through health data such as blood, DNA, and urine.
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