Defendant

Nouri Life, Inc.

1 case as defendant.

Cases
1
Active
1
0 closed
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Top venue
D. Delaware Judge
1 case

Company profile

Nouri Life, LLC (captioned as "Nouri Life, Inc." in the case data), which markets itself as Nouri and Daily Nouri (dailynouri.com), is a private, venture-backed dietary-supplement company founded in 2018 by CEO Caroline Beckman. Corporate filings place it in Georgia (Atlanta; earlier records list Conyers, GA), while 2024–2025 trademark filings use San Clemente / Rancho Mission Viejo, California addresses. It is not publicly traded; no parent company is disclosed. Third-party data aggregators (Kona Equity) estimate roughly 12 employees and ~$3.4M in annual revenue, but these figures are algorithmic estimates and I could not verify them against primary sources.

Nouri sells probiotic and prebiotic capsules built on a "capsule-in-capsule" delivery design: an outer capsule containing plant-based (ahiflower) omega oil and an inner, delayed-release capsule containing live probiotic cultures. Product lines span digestive/gut health, immune support, women's health and prenatal, menopause, and weight-management supplements, sold direct-to-consumer and, per court filings, through retail channels such as Walmart.

Its litigation posture is that of an operating company on the defense. In the tracked data, Nouri Life appears in exactly one case and only as a defendant (0 plaintiff, 1 defendant). That suit, InnerCap Technologies, Inc. v. Nouri Life, Inc., No. 1:26-cv-00903, was filed July 24, 2026 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware before Judge Jennifer L. Hall — a venue that is not the Eastern District of Texas but is popular for patent filings.

The asserted patent is U.S. 7,670,612, "Multi-phase, multi-compartment capsular delivery apparatus and methods for using same," assigned to InnerCap Technologies, Inc. (Tampa, FL, founded ~2002–2003), which describes itself as a drug-delivery technology developer. InnerCap's 2026 campaign also targets Walmart, Target, and Natals, Inc. d/b/a Ritual — Ritual responded with a declaratory-judgment action in the Central District of California. Nouri's Delaware case was stayed on August 24, 2026 by stipulation pending the Natals and Nouri proceedings. No merits determination is reflected in the records reviewed.