
Sophia Mok
Co-Founder of PHLORA Labs and Imperial College Femtech Society.
About us
Vaginal health is everyday health. So why is it still so hard to talk about?
Let’s Talk Vaginas (LTV) is a UK campaign breaking the silence around vaginal health, and pushing for care that actually serves the people who need it.


We’re a social campaign founded by PHLORA Labs, in partnership with Femtech and women’s health societies, communities, and charities across the UK.
Together, we’re a community of over 3000 members!




To make vaginal health understood, openly discussed, and met with care that’s accessible, high quality and patient-focused.

Friends. Sisters. Partners. Colleagues.
We kept watching the people around us go through the same story. Months of discomfort. Appointments that went nowhere. A quiet assumption that this was just something to put up with.
Our best friend was broken up with because her partner thought she was ‘contagious’. Our colleague was told to stay on the pill for seven years, with no other answers.
That’s when we realised.
Vaginal health isn’t just a health problem.
It’s a social one too.
And it shouldn’t be like this.
We started PHLORA Labs to tackle the science through microbiome research.
We started Let’s Talk Vaginas to tackle the social side.
To make a real impact, we need both.
Sophia & Gianni, Co-Founders of PHLORA Labs & Let’s Talk Vaginas
Every story shared makes it easier for the next person to speak up.
No shame and no judgement. Every body and experience is valid.
Science-backed and clear sources.
Together we’re louder than any one voice. We can push for real change.

Co-Founder of PHLORA Labs and Imperial College Femtech Society.

Co-Founder of PHLORA Labs.

Marketing & Research Lead at PHLORA Labs.

Marketing at PHLORA Labs.

Science Comms at PHLORA Labs.
Whether you want to share your experience, use what we publish, or partner with us, there is a place for you here.
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