Transfoming taboos into triumphs

あなたのタブーがワクワクに変わる日まで

Here at Ohnut, we believe your bedroom can be a place of joy. Yes, joy :) That's why we've partnered with renowned sexual medicine clinicians, holistic practitioners, and countless empathetic humans to fundamentally change the conversation about pain during sex. 

75% of women will have painful sex in their lifetime, a shared experience often ignored. Ohnut is uplifting the conversation about sexual health as a matter of health, with mission-driven wearables that advocate for patient care and human connection. Since our launch we've seen a snowball of press, emotionally triumphant reviews, and a chorus of "It's about damn time." 

If you asked me what is one secret I never discussed with anyone, it would have been that sometimes sex was painful for me. After being ignored by several gyn’s for over 10 years - I blamed myself when my body didn’t meet my own expectations. I, like so many others, assumed no one else was having the same experience. So when I hacked a prototype at home to control penetration depth, I realized that it not only worked for me physically - but sparked a complete emotional upheaval. I felt capable, deeply connected to my partner, and… free. From there Ohnut became just as much of a helpful product as it became an empowering conversation starter - a simple tangible thing that validates a shared experience, helps us all ask questions about our health, and brings us closer together.

Ohnut is a new springboard for awareness, inclusive communication, and sexual fulfillment for anyone willing to start the conversation. Historically education around women's pelvic health has been limited for all genders, leaving couples without the language to make health choices, leaving women with few solutions that are non-invasive and affordable, and leaving their partners powerless to help. Ohnut is the catalyst for awareness, inclusive communication, and sexual fulfillment for all genders. 

In my opinion the most important element of FemTech entrepreneurship is breaking down the collective silence that has been holding us back from progress, research, from the joys of human connection. Historically we’ve been cultured not to talk about sex even within our medical institutions, so when we’re all deprived of a healthy sex education, an entire population is deprived of the ability to make decisions about our health.