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Daniel Lubetzky's Camino Partners invests in nasal breathing system Intake Breathing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Camino Partners, an investment platform founded by Daniel Lubetzky, announced an investment in Intake Breathing. Intake Breathing, which was founded by Jim Castillo, received its first significant capital infusion. The company uses a reusable magnetic band and tabs to mechanically open the nasal valve, a solution that originated in the United States.

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The investment marks Intake Breathing's transition from a family-run operation to a partner-run business. Camino Partners continues to back growth-stage companies operating at the intersection of consumer health and technology.

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Who's involved

  • Jim CastilloInventor of Intake Breathing, a nasal breathing system.
  • Daniel LubetzkyFounder of Camino Partners, which provided the investment.
  • Kind SnacksCompany Daniel Lubetzky scaled before founding Camino Partners.

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