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- Mark Cubans latest venture, Cost Plus, offers hundreds of common (and often life-saving) medications at the lowest possible prices by cutting out the pharmacy middlemen and passing all savings to you.
- Hero manages every part of your loved one's medication, so they never miss a dose again. The device sorts and dispenses doses at the push of a button The app reminds you to take your pills. Hero Fill delivers meds directly to your door
- Ritual is committed to creating the purest, most effective vitamin formulations, and sharing every ingredient, source & scientist that made our vitamin a reality.
- MyDietGenius is an AI dietitian that selects the best diet that perfectly fits you, according to your preferences, goals, BMI, and activity level.
- LMNT Recharge: Fiesta Pack is a tasty electrolyte drink mix backed by science to include the perfect ratio of electrolytes with no sugar, no coloring, and no artificial ingredients. LMNT is perfect for paleo, keto and fasting lifestyles.
- The fastest way to look & feel amazingly healthy
- Helio Sleep provides diagnosis and treatment for obstructive sleep apnea, a chronic disease affecting over 30M Americans. From one platform, you can get a clinical consult from sleep experts, an FDA cleared home sleep test, and medically proven treatments.
- Avro, a life sciences startup in Y Combinator’s current batch, is banking on a method to deliver medications to populations unable to swallow or chew — it will administer them through the skin.
- 10 essential & well-researched vitamins to help you feel your best every day. Active individuals need more fuel than the average person - what they don't need is artificial ingredients, so we ditched them.
