Why Giddy Is Changing the Sexual Health Conversation

If you’ve ever searched for a reliable source of information around sexual health how your body works, what’s normal, what’s not then Giddy (via GetMeGiddy) might already be familiar to you. It calls itself “The Authority on Sexual Health.”  But what does that actually mean? In this article I’ll walk you through what Giddy does, where it succeeds, what to watch out for, and whether it’s a brand you might trust for your wellness journey.

What Giddy Is All About

Giddy describes itself as a platform devoted to sexual health, offering articles, advice, and a “Shop” section for wellness products. Their content covers a broad range: STDs/STIs, fertility, identity and sexuality, menopause, prostate health, and more. 

On the shop side, they sell things like nutritional supplements (for libido, prostate health, menopause support), vitamins, and also a device called “Eddie” for erectile dysfunction.  The idea is to provide both education and tools, so a person can learn and also act if needed.

Their mission emphasizes inclusivity, reducing stigma, and making sexual health easier to navigate for people of all genders. 

What People Say—Strengths & Critiques

Giddy has a mix of feedback. Some users applaud its approachable and nonjudgmental tone in discussing often taboo topics. Others love the fact that “Eddie by Giddy” is FDA-registered and noninvasive as a treatment option. 

Still, there are criticisms. On forums like Reddit, some writers claim they haven’t been paid by Giddy for content contributions.  Mixed reviews about customer service or delivery also appear in various places. On one review aggregator, the brand’s rating is relatively modest. 

So while many people are positive about the mission and content, real user experience in commerce and operations is uneven.

Notable Products & Services

Giddy’s offerings range from educational content to tangible wellness tools. Here are a few highlights:

• Eddie by Giddy – A wearable device designed for erectile dysfunction, claimed to be noninvasive and medically registered.

• Libido Boost Supplements – Targeted formulas for men and women aiming to support sexual desire. 

• Prostate Health & Menopause Support – Supplement products focused on those life stages. 

• Multivitamins & Wellness Products – General health support items offered via their Shop.

These are all intended to complement their content, creating a blend of resource + product in one platform.

What Works Well

1. Accessible & Clear Content
   Giddy uses straightforward language to discuss difficult topics. That lowers the barrier for people who feel intimidated by medical jargon.

2. Holistic Approach
   Many sexual health issues are intertwined with mood, hormones, relationships, and general wellness. Giddy’s offering spans those connections.

3. Innovative Device Option
   With Eddie, Giddy moves beyond just supplements into a medical device space, which differentiates them from pure content sites.

4. Focus on Inclusivity
   Giddy is working on breaking down binary barriers and making content more inclusive. 

Challenges and Things to Be Careful About

Every brand has trade-offs. Here’s what to look out for with Giddy:

• Operational consistency
  Some complaints about delayed payments or nonpayment from contributors raise red flags. 

• Mixed user reviews
  Some customers say that the site’s shop part is more polished in concept than in execution (returns, shipping, support).

• Regulation & claims
  Because sexual health is a sensitive area, claims around supplements or devices are often questioned. It’s wise to view product claims carefully.

• Expectations vs. reality
  Some people might expect one product to “fix everything.” In truth, results vary, and a device or supplement is often one piece of a bigger picture (health, habits, mental wellness).

Who Giddy Might Be Right For

If any of these describe you, Giddy has particular appeal:

• You want trustworthy, accessible information about sexual health

• You prefer a blend of education + product rather than just one or the other

• You’re comfortable being somewhat of an early adopter where not everything is perfect

• You emphasize inclusivity (gender, identity) in your health resources

If instead you expect perfect logistics, rock-solid reviews, or a decades-old legacy brand, you might also look elsewhere but Giddy is a bold new voice.