Share your story and help us develop sexual wellness products that support women's needs
Why we're doing this:
MyBliss was founded by fiancés Mo and Joel after Mo experienced severe side effects from hormonal contraception and found that many condoms contained ingredients that irritated her body. So, Mo and her partner created something better. Ultra-thin condoms made with vulva- and vaginal-safe ingredients, wrapped in discreet, contemporary packaging. Because condoms should support women’s health, not compromise it.
What you tell us could help MyBliss create condoms and sexual wellness products that are designed with women's health in mind. This research will support MyBliss in developing products that prevent infections, promote vaginal health, and meet the real needs of women using their products.
Who we want to hear from
This research focuses on vaginal health and contraception experiences. We welcome anyone whose experiences are relevant, regardless of gender identity.
What you'll be asked:

Can you take part?
Things to know:
We know surveys take time and concentration. You don't have to finish if you don't want to. See Information for Participants for more information.
Want updates? At the end, you can choose to give us your email if you want to:
MyBliss Ltd is the recipient of an Innovate UK grant under the competition BMC Femtech & AI in Health: Feasibility Competition 2025. The Innovate UK grant is funding this project.
This survey should take up to 20 minutes to complete
Please note that the survey takes about 10 seconds to load.
MyBliss and Thiscovery are working together to run this project.
For questions about this research: help@thiscovery.org
For further details about this project, please read the information below.
What this means: Both organisations work together to design the survey and decide how your answers will be analysed. MyBliss only receives reports with no names - they never see your individual answers.
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About Thiscovery surveys: This survey is hosted on Thiscovery’s secure online platform for health research.
How to take part:
The main survey asks you about:
Do I have to answer all questions? No. Skip any you don't want to answer. We get better information if you answer more but only answer what feels OK to you.
How long does it take? About 20 minutes. But you can take as long as you need.
Can I take breaks? Yes. Your answers are saved as you go. Use the same device and browser to continue where you left off.
Can someone help me? Yes. A family member or friend can help you use the website or read questions. But please give your own answers, not theirs.
Is there a deadline? Yes. The deadline is 4 May 2026.
Can I change my mind? Yes. You can stop taking part at any time without giving a reason. Email help@thiscovery.org if you want to withdraw.
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If you need support:
How we use your answers:
How you can learn about the results: If you give us your email address, we'll send you a summary of what we found
What we collect: Your survey responses and basic background information (age group, region, life stage, ethnicity). We don't collect names or contact details unless you choose to provide them at the end.
How we use it: We analyse all responses together to understand patterns and insights. MyBliss receives only anonymised summary reports - never individual responses.
Keeping it safe: Your data is encrypted, stored securely, and only accessed by our research team. We follow research governance standards and UK data protection law.
How long we keep it:
Legal basis: We have a legitimate interest in conducting research that might help improve sexual wellness products for women. We've balanced this against your privacy rights and believe the research benefits justify the minimal privacy impact.
Your rights and choices
Under UK data protection law, you have the right to:
About the prizes
We're offering 2 prizes:
We can't promise you'll win but we wanted to say thank you for considering taking part.
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