Our story

Taking control of our intimate health.

For years, I navigated the frustrating cycle of recurrent UTIs: the sudden discomfort, the anxious wait for a doctor's appointment, and the inevitable prescription for antibiotics. Like many women, I was never educated about my intimate health or warned that repeated antibiotic use could lead to antimicrobial resistance and secondary issues like yeast infections. We are conditioned to accept this reactive, disruptive cycle as normal.

I realized women deserve to be proactive, not just reactive. We deserve solutions that protect our long-term health and allow us to experience intimacy without fear or planning. That is why I partnered with my sister, El Zahra—a soon-to-be medical doctor specializing in gynecology. Together, we are bridging the gap between clinical science and women’s everyday realities to build the proactive prevention ecosystem we wish we always had.

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Mona Zeina, Co-Founder and CEO of Evere Health

Mona Zeina

Co-Founder & CEO

Mona Zeina leads user research and strategy, keeping women's everyday needs at the heart of Evere.

El Zahra, Co-Founder and Medical Lead of Evere Health

El Zahra

Co-Founder & Medical Lead

El Zahra leads scientific research and formulation, bringing an evidence-based approach to intimate health.

Our philosophy

Soothe & protect. No clutter. No compromises.

We believe in a focused, non-irritating approach to UTI prevention. The market is full of supplements packed with buzzword ingredients that can irritate the bladder or add clutter your body doesn't need. We reject the "more is better" approach.

Our formulas are minimalist, plant-based and built on gentle mechanisms. No redundant ingredients and no cranberry hype, just what actually works and protects.

01

Daily and acute, kept apart

Prevention and emergency relief are separate products with separate jobs, so daily care stays gentle.

02

Acid-free and hormone-free

We nourish delicate tissue instead of irritating it, and leave out phytoestrogens and vitamin overload.

03

Friction matters too

Many UTIs follow intimacy. Our barrier serum addresses the friction, not only the bacteria.

04

A shared responsibility

Prevention shouldn't rest on women alone. We invite partners into the routine, openly and without shame.