“One of the most eye-catching Femtech startups is Stockholm-based Pharmista Technologies, whose innovation is to establish a reusable pregnancy test to reduce women’s spending on their reproductive health, increase convenience, convey clearer test results, and reduce the use of single-use items made of plastics”

The First In FemTech award recognizes individuals who has significantly contributed to women’s health innovation. The criteria considered for this award includes: excellence in innovation, leadership qualities, milestones accomplished, collaborative spirit, and a dedication to accessibility, affordability, and diversity. 

XO foundation seeks to support young, overlooked founders in Sweden and is backed by some of the most prominent business people in Sweden. This year, Pharmista was awarded with the stipend alongside 4 other companies.

Each year Rapidus compiles a list of Skånes 34 most promising talents under the age of 34, where Alice made it onto the list this year.

The Incubator STING asked their network to complete a map of Sweden's hottest healthtech startups where Pharmista was named being one of the most promising startups within female health.

Alice was one of the 25 winners this year of SKAPA talang which honors inventors in Sweden. She also performed the best pitch at the ceremony where she "clearly communicating the need for Pharmistas target group in less than 2 minutes".

Created with the support of 50 FemTech experts, STATION F's six-months program in Paris provides access to exclusive tools and resources. Pharmista is 1 of 14 companies to be accepted.