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Neurotechnology for Women's Health Needs

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Alex Cook

Co-Founder

Emilė Radytė

Co-Founder

Samphire Neuroscience

Company details

Samphire Neuroscience builds neurotechnology for neglected areas of women’s chronic health. Their first product, Nettle, is a medically-certified brain stimulating wearable that reduces pain and improves PMS symptoms for women of reproductive age, including patients with endometriosis, severe PMS (PMDD), uterine fibroids and beyond. Samphire has demonstrated initial commercial PMF validation following their clinical trials and regulatory certifications, and are looking to enter the US and grow in the EU next.

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Company News

This New Brain-Stimulating Headband Promises to Help You Feel Calmer During Your Period

October 14, 2025
CNET

Can wearing a high-tech headband reduce my period pain? – The Times

September 4, 2025
The Times

Samphire Neuroscience Raises $5M Series A for Novel Neurotech Wearable Targeting …

June 2, 2025
| The #1 Source for All Things Femtech and Women's Health Innovation

What the new field of women’s neuroscience reveals about female brains | New Scientist

February 5, 2025
New Scientist

What is wearable neurotech and why might we need it? – TechCrunch

October 12, 2024
TechCrunch

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