Hot flashes, mood swings, insomnia — menopause affects everyone differently. Since there's no one-size-fits-all solution, industrial designers at Morrama dreamt up Luma, a subscription service that delivers monthly boxes of pills tailored to each user and the issues they're currently facing. The supplements contain varying levels of Black Cohosh for hot flashes, Lion's Mane to reduce brain fog and Ginseng to increase libido, plus THC where legal.
Luma works with an app that tracks the subscriber's symptoms, lifestyle and preferences through smartwatch and sensor data, as well as manual inputs. The app then uses AI to analyze the data and create a personalized recipe for each user. That formula is 3D printed into a single pill that makes taking the ingredients easy and convenient.
Not an actual service that consumers can sign up for now, Luma is a concept created by Morrama to explore how people could be supported while experiencing menopause symptoms that impact their quality of life. While the concept and design are the intellectual property of Morrama, the London-based consultancy states: "we would be more than happy to hand this over if we knew the products were going to be developed."
