Companies Supporting Vaginal Health.

Looking after your sexual health is something women aren’t often told to prioritise. However, now that so many companies are leading the way in areas such as vaginal health, every woman has the resources to understand their bodies and truly prioritise this side of their well-being. From decoding the vaginal microbiome to providing accessible and innovative solutions, these companies are driving positive changes in this important field and changing the way woman can look at their reproductive health.

Personalised Approaches

Recognising that the one-size-fits-all healthcare model falls short, Daye embraces a personalised approach to women's health. Their commitment lies in delivering convenient, high-quality products (probiotics, sustainable CBD Tampons, microbiome screening etc.) that cater to individual needs and lifestyles. By valuing privacy and continuity, Daye encourages women to be their own health advocates, empowering them to own their health records through their digital platform. Daye also believes in radical transparency, inviting their community to understand the supply chain and manufacturing processes behind their products.

De-Code the Microbiome

At-home vaginal microbiome test companies such as Juno Bio and Evvy have emerged as trailblazers in understanding the intricate world of the vaginal microbiome. Evvy, for example, has revolutionised vaginal health testing with its ground-breaking use of metagenomic sequencing. Their simple and painless process takes less than 30 seconds to complete, involving a swab inserted one to two inches into the vagina. Juno Bio does a similar thing, taking a comprehensive bacterial and yeast test which can indicate all sorts about what you can do to protect your vaginal microbiome. Once analysed, both Evvy and Juno Bio provides valuable insights into the levels of protective and disruptive bacteria, identifying their association with conditions such as bacterial vaginosis, infertility, preterm birth, and STI acquisition.

Confidence & Expertise

Jamie Norwood and Cynthia Plotch, co-founders of the health care company Stix, have embarked on a similar mission. They understand the challenges of buying health products and aim to provide a better solution. Initially focused on conception and offering pregnancy and ovulation tests, Stix has since expanded its services to include UTI and yeast infection treatments. Norwood emphasises the importance of alleviating anxiety, confusion, and pain that often accompany UTIs and yeast infections. With expert doctors and science-backed research, Stix offers high-quality, OBGYN-approved vaginal and reproductive health products. Stix aims to provide a space for education, ensuring that information is medically reviewed and accessible in an engaging and enjoyable manner.

Taking Sexual Healthcare Online

Recognising the need for accessible and discreet solutions, Wisp has emerged as a leading online sexual health care company for people with vaginas. Based in the US, Wisp offers a range of services, including online doctor's consultations and prescriptions, specifically addressing common concerns such as bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections, and STIs. By removing barriers to care, Wisp empowers women to seek professional advice and obtain necessary treatments conveniently.

Pamper & Nourish Your Intimate Area

Under the umbrella of Sheer Luxe, several brands focus on enhancing vaginal health and self-care. DEODOC, a medically backed brand, offers intimate washes, calming oils, and wipes that are pH-balanced and hypoallergenic. FUR addresses ingrown hairs in the pubic area using natural and effective ingredients. Lady Suite provides a blend of probiotics, botanical extracts, and rose quartz to soothe and nourish the vulva and surrounding skin. The Perfect V offers a luxurious range of pH-balanced products, including a beauty mist, gentle wash, and cream, to pamper the delicate bikini area. Woo Woo focuses on natural care and aims to break the taboo around female sexuality, offering a range of products for hair removal, soothing balms, and lubrication.

Connect Natural Care with Open Dialogue

Taking a social-media-forward approach, Cheeky Bonsai offers a comprehensive range of all-natural over-the-counter products to treat UTIs. Co-founders Elise Johnson and Catherine Nguyen, who met at Stanford, prioritise not only the care their products provide but also the conversations they foster. By engaging with the next generation, Cheeky Bonsai also aims to break taboos surrounding vaginal health and encourage open dialogue about UTIs. Their range includes a supplement, pain relief treatment, and test strips.

The landscape of female vaginal health support has undergone a transformative shift, thanks to companies such as the ones above. By leveraging innovative technologies, online consultations, and all-natural products, these communities are empowering women to take control of their vaginal health and truly understand their bodies in a way they haven’t had access to before. With their commitment to education, accessibility, and fostering a dialogue, they are championing a future where women’s reproductive well-being is prioritised and de-stigmatised. As more companies join this vital cause, the path toward comprehensive female health care becomes brighter than ever.

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