DITTO Raises €5.2 Mn Seed Funding to Expand Research and Science-Based Supplements

The company will use the funding to speed up its research, expand its science-based supplement products, and reach more customers.

The funding round was led by FoodLabs, with additional support from existing investor EKA Ventures and a group of angel investors.

Alice van der Schoot, co-founder and Chief Scientist of DITTO, said, “Too many women are told their concerns are normal, or that they’re being dramatic, and sent away without answers. Until DITTO, there was nowhere for women to find research about what they were going through, or science-led solutions built for the reality of what they were living.

“We do the research ourselves, decode the studies explaining what women are dismissed for, and combine neuroscience and nutrition to build products grounded in evidence. That’s why our community has grown the way it has – women finally feel heard, are equipped with information to advocate for themselves, and they’ve found something that works.”

Flo Breiner, Operating Partner at FoodLabs, said, “DITTO is a research platform that develops and sells products. In the market of menstrual health, clinical evidence is becoming the price of entry, and the first company to set that standard is the one everyone else gets measured against. With proprietary delivery technology, a community of 300,000 women and a loyal customer base with strong retention, DITTO is that company.”

Founded in 2024 by Alice van der Schoot and ex- Brand Director at L’Oréal Adam Kugler, DITTO is building a science-based menstrual health brand that focuses on research, community education, and products designed to support women's health. The company aims to provide solutions backed by scientific evidence.

Its supplements are developed using clinical research and advanced nutrient delivery technology. DITTO also shares the latest menstrual health research with its community of more than 300,000 people.

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