The problem
A blood test means a needle and a wait at the clinic, and women have little affordable, continuous insight into their own health.
The product
A sanitary pad with built-in test strips that reads health markers from menstrual blood; the wearer scans it with an app for the result. The first product, an incontinence pad, alerts the wearer with a cold sensation.
Proof
- Built the first menstrual blood database, from more than 800 samples.
- Patent granted in May 2024, with a second in progress.
- Two pilots under way with users in Latin America.
- Selected for a pilot launch program by a leading global hygiene and health company.
People
- Sabine ZureikatFounder & CEO
- Dr. Saba AlzabinDirector of Science
- Nadin ZureikatMarketing Director
Co-investors
- Sanabil 500
- KBW Ventures
- Aljabr Holdings
- Y-Innovation