7 Reproductive Health Brands You Should Know About (2025)

Doing the important work.

• Isabelle Buneo

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Let’s not sugarcoat it: it’s safe to say it’s a difficult time to be a woman, or anyone with a uterus, in the world today. While it may feel like we’re moving backward in a lot of ways, we must never lose sight of the incredible brands and companies in the reproductive health space that are working tirelessly to provide accessible, affordable feminine and reproductive health products and services. Whether you’re in the market for a cleaner tampon or need a new way to get your birth control, here are some of the most impactful reproductive health brands you should know about.

Cora

Over the past several years, it’s become abundantly clear that the ingredients inside many pads, tampons and other menstrual products are less than ideal. Cora is committed to creating healthy, safe period products to break the cycle of poorly-developed period products. “Everyone should have the right to comfortable period care–full stop,” says Cora founder Molly Hayward. “That’s why a portion of every Cora purchase goes towards products for people who otherwise may go without them. Cora has donated over28 million piecesof period products to people in need. We are availablenationwide and through retailers like Walmart, Target and Amazon to make shopping for Cora products easy and accessible to all.”

Taking it a step further, Cora is also committed to educating users on reproductive health. “Cora also believes in the power of education through our blog,Blood and Milk, which answers your burning questions about menstruation, sexual health and fertility,” Hayward explains. From pads and tampons to menstrual discs and heating patches, Cora has everything you need to manage your period safely.

Respin Health

For years, menopause was dismissed as something like a dirty word, with both popular culture and the healthcare industry treating the years-long process with subpar care, to say the least. After having her own menopause symptoms overlooked and misdiagnosed, actress Halle Berry founded her revolutionary menopause-care platform Respin Health. Created to provide both community support and access to educated, feminine health professionals, Respin Health is an interactive wellness service that allows users to track their symptoms, speak with experts and find relief for the menopause-related physical and emotional ailments that have been so long brushed aside.

“We’re now building what I wish I’d had access to: a resource for women in the midst of menopause, on the cusp of it in perimenopause, or preparing for it,” Berry says. “We are focused on making this experience better for all women, and that starts with being rooted in community, backed by science, and leveraging technology to scale. We’re redefining what it means to live a healthy life during your second act.”

Julie

You may have seen ads for Julie on social media, billboards or television before, but it’s almost impossible to fully underscore what the brand is doing for young women and all individuals trying to prevent pregnancy. Not only does Julie provide users with instant access to emergency contraceptives and sexual health solutions like cold-sore treatments, the brand also works with doctors to debunk common myths surrounding sex and sexual health, creating a holistic, approachable platform for people to get the reproductive health information and resources they need most, when they need it most.

Bonafide

“Designed by scientists, loved by women,” Bonafide is an innovative, research-backed women’s health service dedicated to creating hormone-free, science-based and clinically studied menopause and reproductive health products aimed at addressing a number of pressing symptoms. Whether you’re looking for solutions for vaginal dryness, mood swings or hot flashes, all of Bonafide’s supplements are clinically tested in double-blind, placebo-controlled studies to ensure maximum efficacy. To this day, more than 1,000,000 women have turned to Bonafide for menopause symptom relief.

adyn

I, and so many others, know firsthand how difficult finding the right birth control can be. That’s where adyn comes in; it’s committed to getting rid of the endless struggle to find a birth control option that prevents pregnancy and presents no adverse side effects. Taking both personal preferences and your unique biology into account, adyn’s online test helps you find the birth control that’s right for you and supports you through the entire process, from taking the test to receiving your prescription at home and even tracking your hormonal changes over time for the most accurate, comfortable reproductive health care possible.

Joylux

Created to make sex for menopausal individuals safer, easier and more enjoyable, Joylux is an intimate health brand known best for its revolutionary vFit ($395) and vFit Plus Devices, which use red lights, gentle heat and sonic technology to promote a stronger pelvic floor with more control, thus improving sensation and tightness over time. That’s not all, though—Joylux also provides an array of sexual health products, from lubricants to vaginal wipes and even offers users guided tests to decide which products are right for them, as well as in-depth informational brochures for understanding menopause and vaginal wellness more fully.

fur

Fur is a body-hair-positive self-care brand that provides safe, effective products that make your body hair journey easier and healthier, whether you prefer a clean shave or a natural look. “As mothers and childhood best friends, we believe in a more inclusive definition of beauty, whether you think the bush is back or skin is in,” says founders Lauren and Lillian. “That’s why we created effective, simple, clean and inclusive products for the whole body, including places you used to only whisper about.” With fur, the days of experimenting with products not made for your most sensitive areas are gone, and the era of healthy hair everywhere is in.