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Be Part of the Future of Women’s Performance

Join a research study exploring how the microbiome may support energy, endurance, and recovery.

* Only 100 participants selected

What is This

We’re inviting a select group of women to participate in a clinical research study.

You’ll receive:

  • Free VantageBiotics shipped to your door
  • Access to a performance tracking app
  • The opportunity to contribute to real science

And most importantly…
You’ll learn how your body responds.

How it Work

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Step 1 — Find Out If You Qualify

Fill out a short questionnaire to see if you qualify.

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Step 2 — Get Your Kit

If selected, we’ll ship your VantageBiotics directly to you.

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Step 3 — Track Your Progress

Use our app track changes in:

  • energy
  • endurance
  • recovery
  • breath control
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Step 4 — See Your Results

Watch how your body changes over time.

Who We’re  Looking For ?

Women who:

  • exercise regularly (Pilates, yoga, running, strength, CrossFit)
  • are between ages 18–60
  • want to improve energy and performance
  • are consistent and willing to track progress

What We Ask From You

  • Take the product consistently
  • Log your data in the app
  • Stay engaged for the duration of the study

What You Get

  • Free product (full study supply)
  • Early access to new formulations
  • Personalized performance insights
  • Contribution to real clinical research

Trust & Safety

Your data will be handled securely and used only for research purposes.

This study is conducted with guidance from experienced researchers in:

human performance

physiology

microbiome science

You’re not just trying a product.You’re helping build something bigger.

Help contribute to the first studies exploring microbiome + performance in women

* Only 100 participants selected

FAQ

Is this really free?

Yes. If selected, you’ll receive the product at no cost.

Do I need to change my routine?

No. We want to see how this works with your normal training.

How long is the study?

Typically 2-4 weeks.

Do I need to be an athlete?

No. Just active and consistent.