The Atlanta-based brand showcased its direct-to-consumer testing kits, which allow users to complete screenings privately and receive clear, professional reports without a clinical visit. Beyond sexual health, the company highlighted a broader suite of diagnostic tools, including tests for food sensitivities, allergies, and Lyme disease, designed to help individuals monitor their physical responses to daily environmental factors.
CEO Alan Brock emphasized that the event’s community-focused atmosphere provided an ideal platform to normalize health conversations. By engaging directly with attendees, the brand sought to frame self-testing not as a clinical burden, but as an empowering, judgment-free tool for personal responsibility. Operated by the CLIA-certified Better Life Science, these services aim to bypass the delays often found in conventional healthcare, leaning on a model that prioritizes privacy and rapid, accurate results.





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