Women were less than half of the people tested for almost all of these common medicines.

Privacy

Your health profile (birth year, sex, race, height and weight, pregnancy, breastfeeding, menopause, birth control, health conditions, allergies and medicines) is private. Only you can see or change it — not other users and not the public site.

We use it for two things: to check your medicines against FDA labels, and — only if you tick the boxes when you post — to show a short, non-identifying note next to your post, like an age range ("30–39") or "on hormonal birth control".

Your posts show the name you choose, never your email or exact age.

When you check interactions, medicine names (not who you are) are sent to the U.S. FDA's openFDA service. When you search for a medicine, what you type is sent to the NIH RxNorm service.

You can delete your account from your profile page. This permanently removes your profile, medicines, posts, likes and saves.

InvisibleWoman is not a medical provider. Don't post anything you wouldn't want to be public.

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