Toothsi, which had raised $5 million in a Series A round in January, will use the fresh capital to bolster its 3D-printed clear aligner tec...

PharmEasy claims to be India’s number one online pharmacy and diagnostics brand. Thyrocare prides itself as the largest diagnostic company.

The company has now become the largest healthcare delivery platform across the country, catering to more than two million families every si...

"It is important to note that sale of prescription drugs and medicines through online medium is illegal. The legal regime, under the Drugs ...

India’s startup ecosystem has seen a slew of Esop buybacks, from companies like Swiggy, Meesho, Unacademy, and Zerodha

The demand surge happened mainly due to the unbroken supply chain of medicine delivery at the e-pharmacies, as per industry experts.

While most brick-and-mortar pharmacies continue to function amid the countrywide lockdown to contain the pandemic, many consumers have swit...

"We want India to come up with a progressive e-pharmacy regulation. We want that as that would give a lot of clarity and confidence to the ...

Yajurvedi's past stints has been with Myntra, Amazon and Trilogy.

The Tamil Nadu Chemists and Druggists Association had earlier filed a writ petition in the Madras High Court to block websites from India w...

In 2015, two young Mumbaikars had a dream. A dream to connect patients to local pharmacies and diagnostic centres through a mobile app. The...

Pharmeasy has been valued at $150 million post the round, as per sources. Existing investors BVP also participated in this round.

This is the second such venture debt financing by the company, which had raised Rs 15 crore from Trifecta Capital last year.

"We had to create a platform that could represent the smaller community and discuss with the government how this model would impact the ind...

"We will be primarily deploying the money in technology. It is about scaling and using tech to scale, " said Dharmil Sheth, cofounder of Ph...

The startups, already facing opposition from offline chemists, are spending a large chunk of their investments on improving patient awarene...

Gulati said the rejection rate of orders reached almost 30% at his company a few months ago because of prescriptions that were dated.