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PEEQUAL, a Bristol-based startup, has secured £250,000 in seed funding to develop its touch-free, standalone women's urinal. The investment comes from the British Design Fund, Monzo co-founder Tom Blomfield, former Gü COO Sarah Jones, and angel investors Chris Stamp and Elaine Groenestein. PEEQUAL aims to promote equality and time-saving solutions for women in restrooms by reducing queuing times at festivals, sporting events, and other locations.

PEEQUAL Raises £250k for Women's Urinal Revolution

PEEQUAL is a UK-based startup that has developed the UK's first touch-free and standalone women's urinal, aiming to create a more equal society where everyone's time is valued and queuing for the restroom is minimized.

PEEQUAL develops touch-free and standalone women's urinals, promoting equality and time-saving solutions for restrooms.

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PEEQUAL Raises £250k for Women's Urinal Revolution

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