At Comma, we want to build what you want to see, and we want to improve what you want to change. A period shouldn’t be a hard stop; we are working to disrupt the narrative in menstrual health, and we’d love for you to join us if this is something you’re passionate about too. After all, volunteering starts with just one small step. Our team is hosting an upcoming Comma Cares Day, a chance for everyone to step out and get involved in causes that matter to them. We’ve pulled together a variety of important and worthy organizations that we care about and need your help in making a difference, too.

Community is more than a buzzword at Comma: it’s our backbone—and giving back to this community is what keeps us strong. Volunteering starts with one step. Start small. Stay curious. Lead with care. After all, true change takes time and showing up with heart is more than enough. Our team is hosting an upcoming Comma Cares Day, a chance for everyone to step out and get involved in causes that matter to them. It’s a reminder that even small acts can create real impact, both for those in need and for ourselves, and we’d love for you to join us.

Welcome to the wide and wild world of contraception, also known as birth control. There are many options available, ranging in effectiveness (of preventing pregnancy), symptoms, and effects on your cycle. Contraception is broken into a few ‘families,’ as seen below.

On January 31, 2025, several web pages regarding sexual and reproductive health were removed from the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) website without warning. At Comma, we believe everyone should have accurate, scientific, and equitable access to information and education on sexual and reproductive health. As such, we retrieved the most recent version of these CDC resources from the Wayback Machine and are hosting them here on our website.