Joylux, Inc
Wellness And Fitness Services
Seattle, Washington, United States
20 employees
- Employees
- 20
- Contacts
- 3
- Emails
- 3
- Phones
- 3
Joylux, Inc Overview
- Headquarters
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- Website
- joylux.com
- Industry
- Wellness And Fitness Services
- Employees
- 20
- Founded
- 2014
- NAICS
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Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers
About Joylux, Inc
Joylux is a leading menopausal platform company offering high-tech, home-use medical and wellness devices, digital tools, and products that address menopause-related intimate health concerns. Anchored by our innovative vFit Gold device – the first home-use device using the power of red light to improve vaginal wellness – and supported by the Joylux Gold app, our products are Ob-Gyn designed with one goal in mind: empowering women to feel healthy and confident in every stage of their lives.
Joylux, Inc Contact Details
- People in AeroLeads
- 4
- With contact data
- 3
- Email contacts
- 3
- 75.0% coverage
- Phone contacts
- 3
- 75.0% coverage
Joylux, Inc Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Colette Courtion | Femtech Innovator - Menopause Pioneer |
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| Sarah Mccollum Dorsett | CEO - Board Member - C-suite Executive | New York, United States |
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| Gary Wilson | Global Commercialization Executive | Folsom, California, United States |
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| Amy Ostrosky | Sr. Director, Digital Marketing | Huntersville, North Carolina, United States |
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Employees by Management Level
Individual contributor
2 profiles
Executive
1 profile
Director
1 profile
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