Miru
Same FDA list, two different shapes.
Heru looks like nine Class I exam codes for one wearable exam.
Warby Parker looks like an eyewear company that later listed a prescription-renewal acuity test beside frames and sunglasses.
See the two shapes →Miru shows which companies make or handle a medical device, worldwide.
Heru and Warby Parker are both on the FDA list for one product code, QTO (digital visual acuity tests). This demo uses a snapshot of that public registration data.
See an example: QTO →