# Ad summary
This ad features a woman explaining why she uses the Mira Menopause Transitions Kit. She first explains that she uses injectable testosterone, which has the side effect of increasing estrogen levels. She shares that she is genetically predisposed to aromatizing male hormones into estrogen. She had been taking 50mg of progesterone but it wasn't enough to balance her estrogen levels. She began supporting estrogen detox and increased her progesterone to 75mg. She now monitors her hormone levels using the Mira app, and now her periods are much easier. Last year over 170,000 women started using the hormone monitor to gain insight into their hormones. She uses the kit to be more confident in what her body is trying to tell her.
# Brand positioning
Mira is presented as a brand that empowers women to confidently understand their bodies through comprehensive hormone tracking. It directly challenges the ambiguity and stress often associated with perimenopause, fertility, and hormone imbalances. Mira products are designed to provide actionable insights into hormonal fluctuations, giving women the ability to manage their health proactively. The brand is positioned as a modern, scientifically grounded solution that combines lab-grade accuracy with the convenience of at-home testing. Mira stands out by offering a data-driven approach to wellness, contrasting traditional methods that might rely more on anecdotal evidence or generalized advice.
# Product
The Mira Menopause Transitions Kit is an at-home hormone monitoring system designed to provide women with lab-grade data about their hormone levels. The kit is explicitly for women tracking perimenopause but is also used for fertility. The kit includes a device and an app. Women use the device to monitor how all of their hormone levels are trending. Last year, over 170,000 women started using the hormone monitor to gain more insight into their hormone levels. Mira claims this at-home hormone tracking can instill confidence in their choices about their bodies, empowering them to be more confident.
# Visual style
The ad has a UGC feel. It is not overly polished and takes place in what appears to be the creator's home office. The ad relies on quick cuts and the cuts per minute is approximately 23. The cuts are timed to the beat of the music track. The production quality is in line with a hybrid between UGC and polished commercial.
# Hooks
Spoken: 00:00–00:03 Last year I started injectable testosterone, which I loved, but...
Text overlay: 00:00–00:02 Last year I / 00:01–00:03 started injectable testosterone / 00:02–00:03 which I love but...
Visual: 00:00–00:03 The shot shows a blonde-haired, fair-skinned woman in her 30s. She is wearing a bright red v-neck blouse. The camera is close-up on her from the chest up and she is centered in the frame. She is sitting at a wood-tone desk. The background is a black wall with brown vertical stripes. In the upper left of the frame there is a gold crown with a gold 'A' in the center. She holds a small glass vile with a white cap on the desk. She is speaking to the camera.
# Funnel stage
Middle of funnel (Consideration)
# Pain points
One pain point mentioned in the ad is that taking testosterone resulted in the speaker experiencing bloating, weight gain, and stronger cramps around her period, which she typically did not experience. The speaker's frustration is expressed when she says, 'something I didn't love and had to adjust to was how it affected my estrogen levels.'
# Value propositions
- The Mira Menopause Transitions Kit provides lab grade data to women in an at-home kit that can help women better monitor their periods.
# Benefits
- periods now are much easier
- get the benefits of the libido and energy with the testosterone
- can monitor how all of it's going using my Mira app
- gain more insight into their hormones
- more confident in my body
# Features
- Mira Menopause Transitions Kit
- at-home hormone monitoring system
- lab grade data
- device
- app
# Call to action
None used.
# Social proof
- Last year alone over 170,000 women started using the hormone monitor – Female 1 (Customer)
# Point of view
- Customer 100% – The entire ad is told from the POV of a customer sharing their personal experiences.
# Storyline
- 00:00–00:10 00:00–00:10 Last year I started injectable testosterone, which I loved, but something I didn't love and had to adjust to was how it affected my estrogen levels, and in turn the symptoms that I was getting. The speaker is directly addressing the audience from a first person POV, establishing her experience with injectable testosterone and how it impacted her estrogen levels, which leads into a problem.
- 00:11–00:17 00:11–00:17 So I genetically aromatize my male hormones testosterone and androgens to estrogen at a strong rate. The speaker shares some of her own genetic background to further reinforce the reason she experienced issues with estrogen.
- 00:17–00:26 00:17–00:26 Meaning when I started taking testosterone, I started holding more water weight, I was dealing with bloating and stronger cramps around my period, which I don't normally get. The speaker highlights the negative side effects of elevated estrogen levels and reinforces the frustration for the viewer.
- 00:27–00:37 00:27–00:37 I also noticed that when tracking with my Mira and Menopause Transitions Kit that my estrogen was going higher, meaning my testosterone was turning into estrogen fast. The speaker introduces the product and explains that using the product, her testosterone levels were high and turning into estrogen fast.
- 00:37–00:45 00:37–00:45 And my progesterone, even while taking 50mg in the second half of my cycle, wasn't enough to balance it, and in turn I changed things. The speaker explains that despite taking 50mg of Progesterone in the second half of her cycle, she had to change things, which leads into the solution.
- 00:46–00:53 00:46–00:53 So, to support my estrogen detox in a stronger manner I increased my progesterone to 75mg to balance the estrogen. The speaker provides the solution by taking progesterone in a stronger manner to balance her estrogen.
- 00:53–01:02 00:53–01:02 And periods now are much easier, I still get the benefits of the libido and energy with the testosterone and I can monitor how all of it's going using my Mira app. The speaker delivers the desired outcome that her periods are now easier because she can monitor how her hormone levels are trending using the Mira app.
- 01:03–01:16 01:03–01:16 Along with me tracking using the Mira Menopause Transitions Kit, last year alone over 170,000 women started using the hormone monitor to gain more insight into their hormones, some for fertility, a lot for perimenopause monitoring. The speaker introduces social proof that last year over 170,000 women started using the product.
- 01:17–01:31 01:17–01:31 I've been using it to be more confident in my body and what it's trying to tell me because symptoms are one piece, a big piece, but symptoms with lab grade data and hormone tracking at home can bring a lot more confidence in your choices for your body. The speaker finishes the ad by explaining what problem the product solved for her and why she feels like the viewer would benefit from the product.