The lawyer raves about the “life-changing” treatment for period pain, acne and bloating she swears by — and it’s boosting sales by a whopping 800 percent
- Sydney lawyer Roj Torabi revealed how she is relieving her period symptoms
- She gushed about new Australian brand The Fix – a period supplement company
- The Fix sells five period relief supplements, each targeting a different symptom
- Von Rojs support has seen exponential revenue growth
A lawyer and “skinfluencer” from Sydney has revealed her “secret” to relieving bloating and nagging period pains.
Roj Torabi of The Roject and Swipe Up podcast suffers from “really bad period cramps” but since taking supplements from new Australian brand The Fix her symptoms have improved.
The Fix sells five active period relief supplements, each targeting different side effects — like breakouts, bloating, mood, cramps, or all of the above — and prices start at $34.95.
Taking to Instagram, Roj couldn’t believe the line of period products wasn’t formulated sooner.
After raving about the products on social media, The Fix saw an overall sales increase of a whopping 650 percent — as much as 800 percent for some.
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Sydney lawyer Roj Torabi (pictured) suffers from “really bad period cramps” but since taking supplements from new Australian brand The Fix her symptoms have improved
Taking to Instagram, Roj couldn’t believe the line of period products wasn’t formulated earlier to provide women with relief. After raving about the products on social media, The Fix saw an overall sales increase of a whopping 650 percent
Brand founders Kate Everitt and Julie Moulder are passionate about changing the stigma of periods and “revolutionizing the way we approach menstruation by providing active period relief”.
“When it comes to period pains and symptoms, I’m sick of women being told, ‘Swallow it princess’! I have zero tolerance for this dismissive approach,” says Kate.
“We want to empower women and girls – give them control over and access to better cycles. Not to be burdened by them.’
The duo met at work 12 years ago and shared their period-related stories, from Julia’s hormonal migraines and going off the pill to Kate’s ‘debilitating’ cramps.
The Fix sells five active period relief supplements, each targeting different side effects — like breakouts, bloating, mood, cramps, or all of the above — and prices start at $34.95
Brand founders Kate Everitt (left) and Julie Moulder (right) are passionate about changing the stigma of periods and “revolutionizing the way you approach menstruation by providing active period relief.”
The products are strategically named with an “X” in front of the symptom, such as: B. XBloat, which the founders say is about “saying no to those symptoms” and “brushing them off”.
While the brand was only recently launched, the products have already been picked up by Priceline and will be available in stores starting November 25th.
With the support of Roj, sales from Instagram alone have also increased by 762 percent in the past few days.
Sales for the XBloat supplement also increased by a staggering 800 percent.
Each product is TGA registered and developed in conjunction with leading Australian pharmaceutical manufacturers and R&D specialists.
