✅ Breathability (ASTM D737-18)

• 226 mm/s airflow with insert
• 101 mm/s airflow without insert
• >75 mm/s benchmark

✅ Absorbency (AATCC 79-2018)

• 2.3 sec
• <5 sec benchmark
• More than 2X more absorbent than leading leggings

✅ Sweat Wicking (AATCC 197)

• 6.5 in vertical
• 3.9 in horizontal
• >3 in benchmark
• Moves moisture fast. Keeps skin dry

✅ Antibacterial Protection

• Tested against Staphylococcus aureus and Klebsiella pneumoniae
• Can prevent up to 99.7% of bacterial growth
• Can control odors and support vaginal wellness

✅ Toxin-Free Materials

• PFAS: PASS (AFIRM 1+2, <0.05 mg/kg for 35 PFAS compounds)
• BPA: PASS (AFIRM 1+2, <0.1 mg/kg for 4 bisphenols compounds)
• Tested using CEN/TS 15968 method.

🔥 Flame-Retardant

• 241 CFM airflow (vs. 150–180 CFM benchmark)
• No Melt / No Drip (NMND) compliant
• Exceeds flame retardancy standards without sacrificing breathability.
  

A two month wear study with 32 providers—including OB/GYNs, dermatologists, urologists, and physical therapists—yielded the following results:

• 4.31/5 – Ventilation
• 4.23/5 – Sweat wicking
• 4.2/5 – Odor control
• 4/5 – Fabric quality
• 3.87/5 – Comfort with insert
• 4.24/5 – Ease of insert use

A one-month wear study with 10 women aircrew (fighter pilots, loadmasters, etc.) yielded the following results:

• 4.88/5 – Ventilation
• 4.77/5 – Sweat wicking
• 4.55/5 - Odor control
• 4.78/5 – Fabric quality
• 4.6/5 – Comfort with insert
• 5/5 – Ease of insert use

An anonymous health survey of 25 Elite Women Soldiers yielded the following results:

• 84% routinely work in temps >85°F
• 80% experienced vaginal symptoms (UTIs, yeast infections, BV) in past 2 years
• 28% had 4+ episodes in the past year
• 29% were pulled from flight duty due to vaginal health issues
• 84% said more breathable, absorbent, and bacteria inhibiting underwear like Oya would reduce their health risks