Prime UK Femtech Startups For 2025 

1. Luna Each day

Founder: Katy Cottam

Female hygiene isn’t one thing we must always draw back from, but there’s a whole lot of social stigma round it. What’s extra, the business constantly produces ‘fixes’ that always solely induce disgrace, somewhat than educating shoppers on intimate care and well being.

Luna Each day was born from Katy Cottam’s private frustration with this difficulty. The Luna market sells a variety of microbiome-balancing physique care merchandise appropriate for all pores and skin sorts (and vulvas) to reconnect girls with their whole our bodies.

Developed with skilled dermatologists and gynaecologists, Luna’s product vary makes a powerful assertion. No extra hiding bottles within the toilet cabinet. It’s raised £4.7m to this point, plus partnered with Sephora, and Luna Each day is poised for loud and proud development in 2025.

2. Hormona

Founders: Karolina Lofqvist and Jasmine Tagesson

80% of ladies undergo from hormone-related points, but entry to efficient hormonal healthcare is nearly inconceivable. Present practices contain solely testing the primary day of a menstrual cycle, resulting in insufficient outcomes and misdiagnosed hormonal issues.

Karolina Lofqvist skilled this first-hand. However after being repeatedly brushed apart by docs, she knew one thing needed to change. She developed Hormona, a digital platform that gives a menstrual monitoring app, wellness exams, and hormone help dietary supplements.

Excitingly, Hormona can be creating the world’s first at-home hormone testing equipment, a real breakthrough that not solely landed it $2.8m in funding, however has additionally gained discover from main publications together with the BBC, Marie Claire UK and Vogue.

3. Unfabled

Founder: Hannah Semano

For many years, girls’s well being, notably hormone-related issues like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), has been uncared for or handled as a minor difficulty, resulting in many ladies struggling alone and, importantly, a significant gender information hole in drugs.

With a mission to shut the hole head-on, Hannah Semano developed Unfabled. The platform gives sustainable, personalised merchandise tailor-made to girls’s wants, together with menstrual care, sexual wellness, and hormonal symptom care.

Semano’s work noticed the corporate land $1.6 million in seed funding in February 2024. Having to this point launched in 50 Boots shops, and grown a consumer base of over half one million, it’s serving to to take the (once-taboo) girls’s well being class into the mainstream in 2025.

4. Asan Cup

Founder: Ira Guha

After discovering the dire impression of interval poverty within the international south throughout a visit to India, Ira Guha developed Asan Cup, a menstrual cup created from 100% medical-grade silicone and that includes a novel ring for simple removing.

Providing leak-free safety for as much as 10 years, Asan additionally has some critical sustainability creds. In 2024, it stopped over 100 tonnes of disposable pads and tampons from coming into landfills.

It additionally launched a interval monitoring app that permits customers to file their cycle, making Asan the primary firm to design and construct a interval monitoring app constructed by an all-female staff.

However past product gross sales, Asan’s core values are all about social impression – incomes it the runner-up spot for our Social Influence Award – mirrored in the truth that it has donated 1000’s of cups to girls and women in want. Placing goal forward of revenue, it’s a terrific instance of what moral innovation appears to be like like in 2025.