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Wallace Laboratories

Wearable tech startup pursuing regulatory approval in the US and Europe for the treatment of depression, anxiety and insomnia.

Neuro-stimulation Technology For Treating Depression

85 million US adults experience symptoms of depression or anxiety, and 70 million suffer from sleep deprivation. These problems have similar scale in Europe. Drug therapy and behavioral therapy do not sufficiently or affordably address the growing mental health crisis.

Neuro-stimulation Technology For Treating Depression

Fisher Wallace has developed wearable brain stimulation technology that electrically stimulates the brain to treat depression, anxiety and insomnia without causing serious side effects.

Driven by Science & User Experience

The company's building its Version 2.0 device, OAK, while pursuing FDA approval and CE Marks (Europe/UK) for the treatment of depression, anxiety and insomnia.*

Cutting Edge Research

Fisher Wallace recently completed a 255-subject, triple-blind, randomized, controlled trial for the acute treatment of major depressive disorder (pending publication), and is sponsoring an ongoing anxiety and insomnia study in collaboration with the Seattle Police Department.

Rapid Treatment Without Serious Side Effects

The company's recent depression study demonstrated rapid-action without serious side effects. Additional research conducted over the next 12 months in intended to obtain approval in the US and Europe.

Meet Our Team

Kelly Roman
Co-Founder, CEO, and Director
For more than a decade, Kelly Roman has helped pioneer the prescription wearable category and has expertise in product development, regulatory affairs, healthcare marketing and clinical trial strategy. Kelly has also served as an award-winning executive in the digital advertising and SaaS industries.
Charles "Chip" Fisher
Co-Founder, Chairman and Director
Charles “Chip” Fisher grew up in the electronics business - his father, Avery Fisher, founded Fisher Radio (later renamed Fisher Electronics). After serving as a sales executive at IBM, Chip acquired the original intellectual property to the Fisher Wallace Stimulator and is the company’s CFO and largest shareholder - and a recent TEDx contributor.
Simon Webster
Board Member
Simon is CEO of SHUFL Capital, the venture capital firm that recently invested in Fisher Wallace Laboratories. Earlier in his career, he led CPA Global on its 20 year journey from a £50m business to its recent public market entry at a value of £6.5bn. 
Peter Rojas
Advisor
For more than a decade, Kelly Roman has helped pioneer the prescription wearable category and has expertise in product development, regulatory affairs, healthcare marketing and clinical trial strategy. Kelly has also served as an award-winning executive in the digital advertising
and SaaS industries.
$40M+
Lifetime Revenue From Version 1 Device Sales
$10M
Raised From StartEngine and VC Firm SHUFL Captial
100K+
Devices Sold
70M+
People who have a sleep disorder
85M+
People who have depression or anxiety

Proven Product-Market Fit And Scalability

Leveraging a vertically integrated e-commerce model with an integrated telemedicine prescription process, Fisher Wallace has succeeded in generating over $40 million in lifetime revenue from its direct-to-patient sales channel.

"But since I couldn't stop talking about my good mood and hypercharged focus, my focus, my friends stopped laughing and started asking if the could borrow it. I'm reluctant to let go of my simulator, however."

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$1,500
Tier 1
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$5,000
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$10,000
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