You must be 18 years or older to request an Evvy test, and your test will be ordered and reviewed by an Evvy-affiliated provider. People under the age of 18 will not be able to create an account or receive results.

Providers through Evvy's care platform can only offer treatment when they are able to clearly diagnose based on a patient's Evvy results and health history.

Today, providers through Evvy's care platform offer clinical care and integrative treatments if they can diagnose you with BV, AV, or a yeast infection (or STIs, if you ordered our Expanded PCR Panel), or if they believe your microbiome can benefit from medical grade probiotics.

Please note that providers through Evvy's care platform may determine that a patient's Evvy results and health history are not sufficient to reach a proper diagnosis, or that the patient may require additional physical examinations prior to treatment (such as those with a history of gynecological cancer or active pregnancy). Providers will then refer the patient from Evvy's digital care platform to receive in person care and a physical examination to establish the best treatment plan. No matter what, all Evvy tests come with a custom plan of clear next steps to talk to your doctor about, as well as a free 1:1 coaching call!

As a reminder, Evvy test does not replace your Pap smear or regular OBGYN visits.

Clinical care is not yet available in: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, North Dakota, New Mexico, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, US Virgin Islands, Washington DC, West Virginia, Armed Forces Europe / Pacific. Make sure to check back — we're working on rolling out new states!

Providers on Evvy's care platform offer an innovative, integrative approach to vaginal health — not just antibiotics.

The treatments prescribed by an Evvy-affiliated provider are compounded specifically for you using medical-grade ingredients most likely to improve your microbiome and symptoms based on the latest literature.

Treatment may include targeted antibiotics and/or antifungals to suppress the prominent disruptive microbes; research-backed supplements to support the protective microbes; and personalized soothing ointments as necessary to reduce your specific symptoms as your microbiome transitions. All ingredients are either FDA-approved for vaginal health or are available over-the-counter with literature supporting their use for vaginal health. Additionally, probiotics and supplements are made vaginally accessible to maximize their efficacy in shifting the vaginal microbiome.

Evvy’s care platform enables providers to leverage your comprehensive microbial profile and health history to select the right selection of these treatments in the right order — ensuring you end up with a treatment plan most likely to improve your vaginal health.

No — every Evvy test includes comprehensive, provider-reviewed results, a custom plan of clear next steps, and a free 1:1 coaching call, but prescription treatments are not included in the price of the test, as they will vary from patient to patient depending on your results and health history.

A provider will review your results and determine a custom set of treatments for you based on your results and health history. This may include Rx medication and research-backed supplements, like medical grade boric acid, targeted antibiotics and antifungals, probiotic suppositories, custom soothing ointment, and more.

An Evvy-affiliated provider will review your health history, clinical intake form and your latest Evvy test results to decide the right treatment program for you. They will carefully review your allergies, past treatment experience, and the composition of your microbiome to select the specific prescriptions most likely to improve your microbiome and provide symptom relief.

To ensure that our customers are able to get care in a convenient and affordable way, we currently only offer asynchronous consultations. You'll be able to communicate with your doctor via chat as needed! Research shows that there's no significant difference in outcomes between async and in-person/live consultations — but it's something we're looking into offering in the future for those who want it.