Victor Marozau

Founder and CEO

Victor Marozau

Florida, USPregmate founderLinkedin

We started in 2014 with one product, and ten years later women are still buying Pregmate every month. That tells me we built something that works. We just need to keep doing it right.

— Victor Marozau

About Victor Marozau

Victor Marozau is the founder and CEO of Pregmate, and has spent more than a decade working in women's reproductive health and at-home diagnostics. He started the company in 2014 with a straightforward goal: make accurate ovulation and pregnancy tests accessible to women who are trying to conceive, without the price point that pushes people to test less often than they need to.

Since then, he has grown Pregmate from a single product line into a brand sold across the US, paired with the Pregmate app for cycle tracking, test scanning, and fertility insights. His focus has stayed the same throughout: product accuracy, quality, and keeping testing affordable for the months, and sometimes years, that trying to conceive can take.

That focus is what shapes the brand today. Pregmate is built around how women actually test at home, cycle after cycle, rather than around a single positive result.

Career

  1. 2014
    Founded Pregmate
  2. Present
    Founder and CEO, Pregmate
Why Pregmate exists

Trying to conceive can take months, sometimes years. Every cycle, women need to know when they're ovulating, and every late period brings the question of whether a test will be positive. Pregmate was built around that reality: tests that are accurate, available when needed, and affordable enough to use as often as the process requires.

What we're proud of is that women come back. Pregmate has been part of fertility journeys for over a decade, and the same brand that someone bought their first ovulation strip from is the one they reach for again later, sometimes for pregnancy tests, sometimes for menopause testing years later. That continuity is the point.

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