Vibrant raises $7.5m for vibrating capsule for constipation treatment

TAGS

Vibrant, an Israeli developer of treatments of relief and other gastrointestinal problems, has raised $7.5 million in a Series E funding round led by .

The Israeli company is said to have developed a non-drug treatment for people living with chronic constipation and have the common side effects resulting from traditional medications, which include unexpected diarrhea.

According to , its vibrating capsule when swallowed triggers the natural impulses of the intestinal wall to contract, relax, and help in bowel movements without the use of chemicals.

Vibrant raises $7.5m for vibrating capsule for constipation treatment

Vibrant raises $7.5m for vibrating capsule for constipation treatment. Photo courtesy of Markus Winkler from Pixabay.

Lior Ben-Tsur – Vibrant CEO said: “More than 35 million Americans suffer from chronic constipation, and it’s past time to create real solutions for this serious problem that prevents people from leading active lifestyles.”

See also  FTC gives conditional approval to Mylan’s acquisition of Upjohn from Pfizer

Vibrant said that its constipation treatment candidate is in its third round of trials with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The Israeli company also said that it is engaging actively with physicians and insurers for the expected launch of the constipation product.

– Unorthodox Ventures Founding Contrarian said: “At Unorthodox Ventures, we look for companies that are going against the norm.

See also  BriaCell Therapeutics gets license for anti-cancer agent sCD80 from UMBC

“Vibrant is a solution unlike any other available today, and we look forward to helping them bring it to market in the U.S. and assist those who have suffered for far too long.”

CATEGORIES
TAGS
Share This