Namita Thapar says vaginal infections are huge problem for women as Shark Tank India pitchers present underwear hand-wash
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A married couple named Samiksha and Rahul pitched their underwear detergent brand Ugees on the latest episode of Shark Tank India. Why are you complicating these things.But the founders explained to him that their primary customers are women, who rarely prefer washing their undergarments along with other clothes. Namita Thapar also acknowledged the importance of detergents such as this, and said that vaginal infections are extremely common in women because their undergarments arent as clean as they need to be. If you had picked that angle, you couldve convinced investors in a better way, she told the founders.Also read Namita Thapar refuses to invest in business that counts Nithin Kamath as a backer, tells Shark Tank India pitchers its not investable Rahul and Samiksha had pitched Ugees as a product for men, which confused the sharks. Namita said that she was going to back out as well, but she joined hands with Aman Gupta and offered the founders Rs 50 lakh, but for 6% equity.