Multiply Labs
Founded Year
2016Stage
Series A | AliveTotal Raised
$22.82MLast Raised
$20M | 1 yr agoAbout Multiply Labs
Pharmacube, dba Multiply Labs, was founded to provide individuals the freedom to customize their intake of supplements to optimize their day. Multiply Labs is leveraging robots and 3D printing to build made-to-order personal supplements, and people can also specify the duration of delivery for drugs like caffeine to take effect at the right time. In using patent-pending release technology developed at MIT and the University of Milan, Multiply Labs wants to change the way that people think about and take supplements.
Multiply Labs Headquarter Location
1760 Cesar Chavez Unit D
San Jose, California, 95124,
United States
615-218-2489
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Robotic Cluster for Parallel Production of Batch-sized Capsule-based Products
Fully autonomous, cloud-controlled robotic system for parallel production of small-batch, personalized capsule-based products. We have the ability to product multi-compartment drug products with several APIs at specified, personalized dosages.
Differentiation
We provide the only product on the market that can produce small batches of capsule drug products (down to 48 capsules per batch). This enables the selection of personalized dosages and personalized…
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Multiply Labs in 1 CB Insights research brief, most recently on Sep 10, 2019.
Expert Collections containing Multiply Labs
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Multiply Labs is included in 5 Expert Collections, including Vitamin & Supplement Startups.
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Wellness Tech
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We define wellness tech as companies developing technology to help consumers improve their physical, mental, and social well-being. Companies in this collection play across a wide range of categories, including food and beverage, fitness, personal care, and corporate wellness.
Beauty & Personal Care
858 items
These startups aim to provide health treatments, diagnosis tools, and products that do not require a prescription or connection with a health professional to enhance personal wellbeing. This includes supplements, women's health maintenance, OTC medicines, and more.
Multiply Labs Patents
Multiply Labs has filed 6 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Fluid dynamics
- Pharmaceutical industry
- Sedimentology
Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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4/19/2021 | 12/14/2021 | Biotechnology, Manufacturing, Production and manufacturing, Pharmaceutical industry, Life sciences industry | Grant |
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Grant Date | 12/14/2021 |
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Related Topics | Biotechnology, Manufacturing, Production and manufacturing, Pharmaceutical industry, Life sciences industry |
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Latest Multiply Labs News
May 12, 2022
Beth Snyder Bulik Senior Editor NSYNC boy band member Lance Bass didn’t realize his aches and pains weren’t just a byproduct of a busy lifestyle, new parenthood and of course, aging. Instead, it was psoriatic arthritis. Now Bass is partnering with Amgen and its anti-inflammatory biologic brand Otezla to help others recognize the signs of psoriatic arthritis. The singer and dancer, whose career began as one of the five boys of NSYNC with popular hit songs and coordinated dance move videos such as “Bye Bye Bye” and “It’s Gonna Be Me,” is translating those moves to a short TikTok-style “Double Take” dance. Keep reading Endpoints with a free subscription Unlock this story instantly and join 141,900+ biopharma pros reading Endpoints daily — and it's free. SIGN UP John Carroll Editor & Founder Roche has racked up its second straight Phase III fail for its TIGIT tiragolumab, flagging a flop on the progression-free survival co-primary endpoint for the drug combined with Tecentriq as a first-line treatment for PD-L1 high patients suffering from non-small cell lung cancer. The other co-primary endpoint in the SKYSCRAPER-01 study on overall survival hasn’t reached the readout phase yet. But this time around Roche execs are waiting to see if it just might hit positive after seeing numerical gains for both endpoints. Keep reading Endpoints with a free subscription Unlock this story instantly and join 141,900+ biopharma pros reading Endpoints daily — and it's free. SIGN UP Josh Sullivan Associate Editor There’s a bottleneck in manufacturing right now, and perhaps the category that is the best representative of the issue is cell and gene therapy. Several companies are trying different things to address the issue, but Multiply Labs has enlisted some CDMO powerhouses on its path toward the automation of the process. Cytiva and the University of California-San Francisco were already members of the robotic cell therapy manufacturing consortium Multiply, founded in 2021. Last week, it was announced that Thermo Fisher Scientific and Charles River Laboratories have joined the team to help develop a cGMP-compliant system that can make gene-modified cell therapies at an individual scale. Read More May 12, 2022 02:20 PM EDT
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When was Multiply Labs founded?
Multiply Labs was founded in 2016.
Where is Multiply Labs's headquarters?
Multiply Labs's headquarters is located at 1760 Cesar Chavez, San Jose.
What is Multiply Labs's latest funding round?
Multiply Labs's latest funding round is Series A.
How much did Multiply Labs raise?
Multiply Labs raised a total of $22.82M.
Who are the investors of Multiply Labs?
Investors of Multiply Labs include Garage Capital, Fifty Years Fund, Lux Capital, Casdin Capital, Pathfinder and 10 more.
Who are Multiply Labs's competitors?
Competitors of Multiply Labs include Cellino and 2 more.
What products does Multiply Labs offer?
Multiply Labs's products include Robotic Cluster for Parallel Production of Batch-sized Capsule-based Products and 1 more.
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