Why Fertility Care Needs a Sustainability Shift | Blush and Bloom Podcast | Ep. 21

In this episode of Blush and Bloom, I chat with Lara Solomon, founder of Hoopsy — a sustainable health company creating eco friendly, plastic free pregnancy tests.Lara shares how her fertility journey led her to rethink diagnostic products and why sustainability should have a bigger place in women’s health. We talk about what she learned from IVF, the hidden plastic in pregnancy tests, and what it takes to build something that is good for people and the planet.HighlightsIVF and the idea that started HoopsyWhy fertility care and sustainability belong togetherThe unseen plastic waste behind pregnancy testsNavigating FDA approval as a founderHonest conversations about fertility and mental healthA thoughtful conversation on purpose, resilience, and designing women’s health products that care for the planet too.Show notes and resourcesHoopsy — https://hoopsy.comLara Solomon — https://www.linkedin.com/in/lara-solomon/Asele — https://asele.tech and https://asele.healthWhatsApp community — Join hereListenSpotify — Blush and BloomApple Podcasts — Blush and BloomYouTube — Episode playlistConnectInstagram — @asele.techLinkedIn — AseleGigi Kenneth — LinkedInJoin the conversation — What small swap have you made to live more sustainably? Share in the comments.