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Understanding your vaginal microbiome is an important piece of the puzzle.
Research has shown significant association between high levels of Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma bacteria and infertilityRead study
A balanced vaginal microbiome fosters a good environment that supports a healthy, full-therm pregnancyRead study
A microbiome rich in lactobacilli has a lower risk of inflammation and infections, which can impact implantation.Read study
Having a healthy and balanced microbiome is important for the successful fertilization, implantation and embryo development. It is thought to reduce antisperm immunity — an immune system which attacks sperm.
Dr. Zahra AmeenConsultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist
Wait, the vaginal micro-what?
The vaginal microbiome is the ecosystem of bacteria, yeasts and other microorganisms that live inside your vagina. When its balance is off, it’s vulnerable to infections and other gynecological health complications.
Why should I care?
A healthy vaginal microbiome is associated with:
A lower risk of having troubles conceivingRead study
A lower risk of miscarriage and preterm birthRead study
A higher IVF cycle success likelihoodRead study
Lower risk of recurrent vaginal infectionsRead study
Your friend in fertility
Introducing the Daye At-Home Vaginal Microbiome Test
Understanding the balance of your vaginal microbiome is the first step towards taking control of your overall gynecological health.
Use a non-invasive tampon sampleNon-invasive screening
Test yourself from homePrivacy first
Get comprehensive support from vetted specialists*Connect to experts**Aftercare options are subject to availability in your area. Additional fees are payable for some of these services.
Get a 360° look at your vaginal flora
lactobacilli
These are the good bacteria in your vaginal microbiome, responsible for warding off infections. Low numbers of them can predict different issues.
Yeast-like fungi
Candida is a fungus which affects 75% of women. It is the most common cause of yeast infections.
anaerobic bacteria
These microorganisms are the culprit behind infections like bacterial vaginosis (BV).
Mycoplasma & ureaplasma
These are bacteria that can cause inflammation in the lower urogenital tract and, according to studies, can affect fertility.See our Founder’s results!
Wondering what we test for, and what results look like? Enter your email below and Valentina, our Founder, will send you her screening report.
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What happens next?
Our team of experts will make sure you’re never left feeling confused or in the dark.
specialist consultations
Easily schedule virtual and real-life appointments with experts.
personalized support
We’ll recommend science-backed interventions for optimal vaginal heath.
Lifestyle hacks
Get a personalized list of health hacks to support your vaginal flora.
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