Since we met in high school many years ago, we have been best friends. We have followed each other from high school to adulthood, through relationships, careers and different stages of being a woman.

When we were both in our 25s, we began to reflect on a part of our health that until then had been overlooked, namely what was specific to our bodies as women and how it affected us on different levels.

Separately, we had both become aware of the silent epidemic going on when it comes to women's health. Today, about 10% of women suffer from endometriosis, about 5-10% from PCOS, about 3-5% from PMDS, and 10-15% of heterosexual couples are estimated to have suffered from fertility problems. PMS and missed periods are also common and are normalized to a great extent. Why is it that this often goes unnoticed, and more importantly, why are there so few solutions available for addressing these problems?

As we delved deeper into women's health, we increasingly comprehended how various aspects of our lifestyle impact our menstrual cycle and hormonal health in distinct ways. We live in a society and a culture with workloads, diets and health advice that do not always focus on the best interests of women, but based on male biology and standards. This has consequences for women's health.

Upon realizing that women's health is not a societal priority, yet viable solutions are attainable, an unstoppable and relentless drive was awakened within us. We were dismayed by the fact that this knowledge is not widely accepted. A change was required.

From day one, our mission with Womensync has been to raise awareness about the female body and how to live a life in sync with their biology. Through knowledge, inspiration, and products, we aim to make it easier for women to feel their best during all life events. For this reason, we develop our product lines based on research and women's own experiences, focusing on what has been demonstrated to positively impact women's well-being.