The vaginal microbiome's role in fertility is backed by research — and imbalances are common. 39% of women testing their vaginal microbiome with Tiny Health had low or absent levels of Lactobacillus — protective bacteria linked to healthy fertility outcomes and higher IVF success rates. Tiny Health
The vaginal microbiome's role in fertility is backed by research — and imbalances are common. 39% of women testing their vaginal microbiome with Tiny Health had low or absent levels of Lactobacillus — protective bacteria linked to healthy fertility outcomes and higher IVF success rates. Tiny Health