I spent five years ordering inositol powder from overseas and stacking it with multiple other products, which turned out to be a slow and expensive way to find out that the thing I wanted didn't exist. So I left my corporate job, asked 250 Australian women what they wished existed, and spent the next two years building it.
Georgia Nash
"My role is simple: support Georgia so she can keep building Dea Wellness. Her passion for women's health is infectious, and it's been a privilege helping bring this vision to life, with plenty more to come as we grow Dea across new products and markets"
Owen Steer
To be the lifelong wellness companion for women, supporting every stage of their health journey through research-backed products, knowledge, and community.
Behind the brand
In Roman religion there was a goddess called Bona Dea, the Good Goddess. She was worshipped for fertility and healing, and strictly by women only.
Her temple was one of Rome's centres of healing. The original apothecary counter. Herbs, tinctures, potions, all of it in the hands of women.
When we were choosing a name, we wanted to draw on that: a space completely dedicated to women's health.We liked the apothecary in it as well: knowing exactly what's in the jar, and exactly why.
So we took the second half of her name and got to work.
