The future of allergy treatment. Would you invest? Comment below if you’re IN or OUT 👇

17 Jun 2022 · 1 min
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In this brief interview, the founder of Windly explains that the company offers a subscription service delivering personalized allergy immunotherapy—medicine made from the exact allergens a patient reacts to—to train the immune system and eliminate chronic allergy symptoms without reliance on drugs like Claritin or Flonase. The founder highlights the sizable market of roughly 40 million Americans with chronic allergies, outlines the revenue model (monthly subscription for the treatment), and describes the scrappy early customer acquisition strategy of answering allergy questions on Reddit, which yielded the first 20 patients. The pitch ends with a call to viewers to comment if they are "in" or "out" on investing.

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