LENSRXLAB Raises $830k in Seed Funding for Diabetic Eyewear Platforms

LENSRXLAB's Seed Funding and Healthcare Delivery Platforms

Key Highlights:

• Seed Funding: Bon Vivant Safety Eyewear Company and Tioga Optical Lab secured $830k in seed funding for their joint venture, LENSRXLAB.
• B2B Healthcare Delivery Platforms: LENSRXLAB is developing two B2B healthcare delivery platforms for diabetic eyewear packages, targeting hospitals, medical clinics, health insurance companies, and more.
• Advanced Lens Technology: LENSRXLAB's proprietary DiaVista advanced lens technology, powered by Nirtech®, offers UV + IR protection and will be available through their B2B platforms and strategic partners.

LENSRXLAB's Target Market

• Target Market: Diabetic patients, hospitals, medical clinics, health insurance companies, corporate employers, military/veteran organizations, diabetic care centers, health programs, and others.
• Low-Income Individuals, Seniors, and Veterans: LENSRXLAB aims to provide fully subsidized, specialized prescription diabetic eyewear packages to over 20,000 individuals through their DiaVista Gift Voucher Pilot Program.
• General Public: LENSRXLAB's animated cartoon series, LENS LEGENDS, targets audiences of all ages, combining entertainment with education on social determinants of health.

What LENSRXLAB Needs to Buy

• Manufacturing Equipment and Facility Build-Out: Investment in automated production equipment and the construction of an 18,629-sf manufacturing facility in Philadelphia.
• Strategic Partnerships: Collaborations with healthcare providers, hospitals, and organizations to expand the reach of their B2B platforms and advanced lens technology.
• Marketing and Branding Services: Assistance in promoting their B2B platforms, advanced lens technology, and the DiaVista Gift Voucher Pilot Program.

Sorted raises £1.65M in Seed Funding for Recycling Tech

Summary: Sorted, a recycling tech startup based in the UK, recently secured £1.65M in seed funding to revolutionize waste management and recycling. Their AI-powered sorting solutions aim to improve the efficiency of recycling processes and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Funding Amount: £1.65 million

Industry: Software Development

Employee Count: 51-200

CEO: Carmen Carey (CEO Linkedin)

What Sorted needs to buy: Sorted is seeking partnerships with waste management companies, recycling industry leaders, and environmental organizations. Companies specializing in AI technology, sustainability solutions, and waste management systems are ideal partners to support Sorted's expansion plans and drive innovation in the recycling industry.