The V-Word

Is Your Birth Control Making You Dry?When it comes to birth control, the Pill stands out as a true multitasker. It can manage painful periods, prevent pregnancy, and even clear up your skin. However, alongside these benefits comes a spectrum of potential side effects, including nausea, breast tenderness, and breakthrough bleeding, which often subside as your body adjusts to the hormone fluctuations. New studies are beginning to highlight a lesser-known side effect that catches many women off guard: vaginal dryness. If you’ve recently switched to using hormonal birth control, including the Pill, patches, or rings, and have noticed feeling a bit more arid than usual, you're not alone.

Our very first eye-opening experiences of love stay with us forever – whether they are with romantic partners, best friends, our children, or even companions of the four-legged variety. This week, we asked our community: When did the word “love” become real to you?

In honor of Endometriosis Awareness Month, We are proud to support Endometriosis Coalition, a nonprofit committed to raising awareness, promoting reliable education, and increasing research funding for endometriosis. Not only...

It’s not often that a reputable company gets savagely attacked in the media for a product that has helped thousands of people, but that’s what happened this week when Dr. Jen Gunter assaulted our Good Clean Love BiopHresh™ Vaginal Suppositories in her The Vagenda blog

In honor of Black History Month, we are proud to support Black Women for Wellness, a nonprofit committed to the health and well-being of Black women and girls through health...

The truth is that the most challenging and significant relationship in any and every life is the one you have with yourself. It is the foundation for all the other relationships that your life holds and, in fact, dictates both your capacity to love and be loved by everyone else. Seeing through this lens, it is clear that the circumstances and relationships on the outside are a mirror of the peace or turmoil that is present within my relationship with myself. 

If you’ve just recently entered menopause, you might be noticing some of the changes that accompany this major shift. There are the emotional changes, the mood swings, hot flashes, disrupted...

This week, we talked with sex wellness educator Amanda Saviñon for our “We Love The Way You Love” series. The goal of this series is to encourage our community to think about and...

With COVID-19 keeping many of us away from loved ones, friends, extended family, and even new romantic partners, we have never been so collectively starved for physical touch. But our decline in physical touch didn't start with the pandemic. Experts have reported a decline in hugs for over a decade. We are more apprehensive than ever to embrace and touch the people in our lives for fear that it could be unwanted or misinterpreted, whether that's the workplace, the classroom, or even out with friends.