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Dutch Femtech Start-Up Offers Couples A ‘Little Help’ With Conceiving

 
• By David Ridley

Dutch femtech start-up Rosesta Medical is offering European couples struggling to conceive a cheaper, more discreet fertility aid than the competition.

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“A little help making a little miracle” is the tagline for Dutch consumer healthcare start-up Rosesta Medical BV’s new FERTI•LILY Conception Cup.

A European Union CE-marked medical device, FERTI•LILY – which was first launched throughout Scandinavia in June and is currently being...

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