🦄 Unicorner Startup of the Week: Flaus

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The day has come. That’s right: we’re covering an electric flosser. There’s no escaping the question now:

The moral of the story: impress your dentist. Floss your teeth and read Unicorner.

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The world’s first electric flosser

Flaus is a dental care company that aims to make flossing a breeze through its flagship patented electric flossers. With 10,000 sonic vibrations, a one-month battery life, waterproof and ergonomic design, and recyclable floss heads, it provides a better alternative to regular flossing.

🔗 Check it out: goflaus.com

💰 Business Model

The Flaus electric flosser can be purchased individually for $110, and 90 head refills, which lasts three months, can be purchased for $15. A starter kit which includes the electric flosser and a three-month supply of head refills is also available for $99.

📈 Traction and Fundraising

👫 Founders

💼 Opportunities

🔮 Our Analysis

Flossing is tedious, but it doesn't need to be. Flaus is solving this with its innovation—the electric flosser, which boasts a more effective, faster, and eco-friendly alternative to ordinary flossing. It’s the toothbrush’s new best friend.

With the average person spending $80,000 on dental bills and 32% of Americans not flossing altogether, Flaus has an opportunity to be a catalyst for change. While a daunting task, if Flaus can gain popularity and market share, it will be positioned to capitalize on a large, dilute, and stagnant market. With its patented technology that allows it to utilize the razor and blades business model (a one-time payment at a low cost that causes an increase in the sales of a necessary complementary product), it is poised to offer a unique value proposition compared to its competitors. This model has proven popular, with it achieving within the top 1% of Indiegogo campaigns ever, but can it brush away the competition and become a Unicorn?

📚 Further Reading

Written by Nick Storey

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