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Genexa is the world`s first and only clean medicine company and was recognized in 2022 by Fast Company as the no. 1 Most Innovative Company in Wellness. We were founded in 2016 by two dads who believed medicine should only have the active ingredients you need, and not the artificial fillers you don`t. It`s medicine made clean, because that`s what people deserve. Our headquarters is located in Atlanta, where we strive to put people over everything
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.genexa.com
  • 1510 Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard NW Building Two, Suite 10
    Atlanta, GA USA 30318
  • Phone: 855.436.3921

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