Juno Bio — Vaginal Microbiome Test

What’s included

Included

Bacterial vaginosis–linked bacteria Included

Gardnerella vaginalis, Prevotella bivia, Fannyhessea vaginae and BVAB groups.

Lactobacillus levels or community type Included

L. crispatus, gasseri, iners and jensenii; public report describes microbiome type.

Yeast (Candida) Included

Candida albicans, glabrata, parapsilosis and tropicalis; total fungal load reported.

Aerobic vaginitis–linked bacteria Included

Associated organisms include E. coli, Enterococcus faecalis and Group B strep; organism detection alone does not diagnose AV.

STI screen Included

Chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis and M. genitalium in 46 US states. NY, MD, PA and RI receive wellness-only reporting without STI results.

Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma Included

M. hominis, U. parvum and U. urealyticum; M. genitalium is a distinct location-limited STI.

Group B strep Included

Reports S. agalactiae; pregnancy-specific GBS screening is a separate clinical test.

Cytolytic vaginosis Included

Lactobacillus findings related to cytolytic vaginosis; interpretation depends on symptoms and clinical assessment.

Report scope: Microbial amounts, microbiome type and bacterial/fungal loads; associated-condition labels are not automatic diagnoses.
STI scope: Four included STIs in 46 US states; NY, MD, PA and RI receive wellness reporting without STI results.

Repeat testing

Optional subscription: one test every 3 months, two-payment minimum

Results

Report

Results: Vaginal microbial amounts, community type and bacterial and fungal load.
Access: Web
Download: PDF report download
Timing: 4–9 business days after lab receipt; results email links to your dashboard.

Help

Live consultation

Included

A microbiome health coach walks you through your results in one included call.

Getting tested

Collect one vaginal swab at home and use the US prepaid return materials. Follow the kit preparation and mailing instructions.

Preparing for your test

Timing: Avoid active menstruation and follow kit intervals around sex, creams/douches and vaginal probiotics. No dietary preparation is required.
Treatments: Timing depends on whether you want a symptomatic or post-treatment snapshot. Do not interrupt prescribed care; follow linked instructions and clinician guidance.

About Juno Bio

Juno Bio profiles bacteria and fungi from a home vaginal swab and includes a microbiome health-coach call for direct buyers. Its report describes community type and microbial amounts; included STI reporting depends on your location.

Reviews

What people praise

A more detailed picture

Users value seeing which bacteria appear in their sample, giving them more specific questions to explore when routine testing has not explained their ongoing symptoms.

What people complain about

Turning findings into follow-up care

Some users find it difficult to get their own clinician to act on the report, leaving them with more information but still searching for practical follow-up care.

Waiting for kits or results

Some customers describe long waits for results or repeat kits and difficulty getting updates, although other buyers report a straightforward process and satisfactory turnaround.

Things to know

Refunds become limited after the first 24 hours.
Through day 14, an unsubmitted sample qualifies for a partial refund; later orders are nonrefundable.
Direct purchases include a coach call.
Quarterly testing has a two-payment minimum. The one-time option has no repeat commitment; separate physician care may cost extra.
Service terms permit general research use.
Identifiable research studies require separate consent; anonymized data may remain after deletion requests.
STI reporting depends on your state.
New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island receive the wellness report without the STI screen.