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ANUL DABHI

SOPHOPHILE • 2d

Exploring the possibility of building a business around a TENS-based wearable device similar to existing products like Livia or OVIRA, aimed at reducing 80–90% of menstrual pain through non-invasive electrical stimulation. The concept uses gentle pulses to block pain signals to the brain, offering instant, drug-free relief. Is this level of effectiveness medically and technically achievable based on current data? Also, is there still market potential and space to innovate or compete in this segment from a business perspective? 🤔🤔🤔🤔

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