At Flo, we believe our users must be able to access, track, and gain insight into their personal health information without worrying about privacy or medical misinformation. 🔒
Huge thanks to @Forbes for shining a light on our mission, the Pass It On Project and Anonymous Mode.
Read the full article at https://t.co/4RpMl2HdST
@colleenirene Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's true that access to information has changed so much over the years, and we hope that continues to help more people better understand their bodies 💜
We got the puberty talk. But where was the one about perimenopause?
Women in their 40s may be more confident and empowered - yet many are still left guessing what’s happening to their bodies.
In a new survey* conducted by Flo, 66% of US women aged 38 to 50 that we asked said they felt better prepared to enter puberty than perimenopause. This can ripple into nearly every aspect of daily life - from romantic partnerships to staying active.
As conversations around perimenopause continue to grow and 82% of women wishing they had more guidance, we’re focused on bringing clarity through evidence-based, medically-backed insights and tools women can trust.
Reply with a 💜 if you relate to this.
*The statistics included above are from the Flo Health Survey, which was conducted by Wakefield Research among 1,000 nationally representative U.S. women ages 38-50, between March 24th and March 30th, 2026, using an email invitation and an online survey. Data has been weighted