Laurik raises funds in its ideation stage

Nutraceutical startup, Laurik has raised $485,790 funds in its ideation stage.

Nutraceutical startup, Laurik has raised $485,790 funds in its ideation stage. The funding round was led by Murthy Aradhi of FastCollab and an early-stage venture capital Finance at Antler.

Founded in 2020 by Lavanya Sunkari and Archana Chindam, Laurik offers Lauric enhanced coconut shots. These shots improve one’s skin and hair conditions. Lauric acid fights acne-causing bacteria, moisturises the skin and reduces acne scars. So far the startup has delivered 1.5 lakh shots. Their shots can be taken as a drink or eaten. 

This startup is the second Indian brand to receive the Clean Label Certification from the Clean Label Project. This is the highest level of certification given by the United States. So far only 100 brands globally have received this certification. 

The startup offers Collagen Boosters, Skin Care Shots and Anti-Ageing Shots for men and women. Similarly, there are Hair Care Shots for both of them. After using their shots, 95% noticed glowing skin and 89% noticed a reduction in hair fall. 

The startup had received recognition and funding from Telangana Government and the T-Fund programme. The current funds will be used to expand their market penetration, their team and improve their R&D. The Indian nutraceutical market will grow with a CAGR of 15% in the next 5 years.

Tags : #Laurik #LavanyaSunkari #ArchanaChindam #haircare #skincare #beauty #funding #fundingalert #smitakumar #medicircle

Related Stories

Loading Please wait...

-Advertisements-




Trending Now

FDA Confirms Bird Flu Virus Remnants in Pasteurized Milk: Safety and Regulatory InsightsApril 24, 2024
Sarvodaya Hospital Redefines Total Knee Replacement Surgery with Augmented Reality April 23, 2024
Fateh Education announces partnership to expand educational opportunities for Indian studentsApril 23, 2024
10 Strategies to counter disinformation for the healthcare digital ecosystemApril 23, 2024
Is Selling Over-the-Counter (OTC) Drugs in General Stores A Step Towards Affordable Healthcare in IndiaApril 23, 2024
Student Health Crisis: Food Poisoning Incident Strikes Pune Coaching CentreApril 23, 2024
The Impact of Diabetes on Kidney Health: Diabetic Nephropathy ExplainedApril 23, 2024
Toddler Hospitalized After Consuming Expired Chocolates: Health Concerns RaisedApril 23, 2024
After months of diagnostic delay, a migrant worker could access TB services only when a community health worker met himApril 22, 2024
Indian Spices Contaminated with Cancer-Causing Chemical: Hong Kong Food Regulators Issue WarningApril 22, 2024
FTCCI organised a Workshop on Rooftop Kitchen GardeningApril 20, 2024
Children in Cities Exposed to Elevated Lead Levels: Study Reveals Urgent Health ConcernApril 20, 2024
Biocon Ventures into Weight-Loss Drug Market with Semaglutide DevelopmentApril 20, 2024
Innovative AI Assistance Empowers Moscow Doctors to Detect Cervical Spine Issues through MRI ScansApril 20, 2024
Air India Express ties up with AISATS for AeroWash Automated Aircraft Exterior Cleanings April 19, 2024
IndoSup raises strategic funding led by CCI group promoters Naresh Sharma and Satish Sharma; investors include Yatra.com’s Rohan Mittal April 19, 2024
10 compelling reasons why choosing right media platform Is important in healthcareApril 19, 2024
Protecting Public Health: Proposed Guidelines for Pharmaceutical Product DistributionApril 19, 2024
What is Haemophilia: A Genetic Bleeding Disorder that has Affected 1,36,000 IndiansApril 19, 2024
Climate Change and Stroke Risk: Exploring the Impact of Temperature Fluctuations on Your Body April 19, 2024