NLS operates an online mail-order shop offering adult goods and adult content for adults. The company provides discrete delivery services for its customers.
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NLS is an adult goods company headquartered in Japan. Its most recent funding round, Debt, raised $1.8M in April 2024.
Every round on record:
| Date | Round | Amount | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Debt | $1.8M | 1 named |
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