It is honestly a black box for me, I didn’t really understand what was going on with my cycle or symptoms. Fibra gives insights that can help me navigate my reproductive health more intelligently. It’s empowering to feel in tune with my body.

There’s so much we don’t know about what’s going on in our bodies - and when something feels off, waiting months to see a gynecologist can be frustrating. I just wish I could track these parameters myself. Fibra can give me that power.

It’s really hard to get a hold of a specialist just to start understanding what’s going on in your body - and that process can take ages. Fibra can help me build a preliminary understanding so I can actually make sense of things before I dive deeper.

I have PCOS and hyperthyroidism, so my hormones are all over the place - and it’s hard to know what’s actually helping or hurting. Fibra can give me real data to make informed decisions about my body, from diet to supplements. I had no idea how pH impacted my health until nowfinally, I feel like I have a clearer picture and a way to take control.

Women’s health is so often overlooked. I had to see five different general practitioners before I was finally referred to a gynecologist - and even then, I was misdiagnosed with IBS. The emotional toll of not being believed is real. That’s why I’m so grateful for Fibra. It’s putting women back in the driver’s seat of their health. Now, I can track what’s happening and show real data — and that’s powerful.

After taking a course on AI and sociology, I became really aware of how sensitive period tracking data can be - but I also know how valuable it is. With an IUD, my cycle has been all over the place, and I’ve often wondered if birth control has messed up my reproductive health. Fibra offers a safer, more empowering way to understand my body. It gives me that reassurance I’ve been looking for, without compromising my privacy.

Sometimes, if the doctor is male, I don’t feel comfortable opening up - so I end up avoiding the visit altogether. With Fibra, I feel like I’m taking things into my own hands. It gives the control and confidence to understand what’s going on without having to rely on someone who might not fully get it.

I work in women’s health and pediatrics, so I know firsthand how often women are left guessing about their own bodies. I have irregular periods myself, and it’s always a surprise; I never really know when to expect it. That’s why I love that Fibra is built from a woman’s perspective. It provides peace of mind and helps assure that everything’s okay, even when my cycle isn’t regular. That kind of clarity is something every woman deserves.

As a biomedical science student and someone who volunteers for a period poverty charity, I’ve seen how little there is out there when it comes to understanding women’s health. It’s frustrating especially when reproductive health affects so much of our lives. Fibra feels like a step in the right direction. It’s smart, empowering, and finally focused on giving women the knowledge they deserve about their own bodies.