She dropped out of college at 18. Now her hardware-as-a-service startup is disrupting a multibillion-dollar industry

Claire Coder's entrepreneurial journey began with a personal inconvenience at a professional event, sparking an idea that has since grown into a disruptive startup. By creating a hardware-as-a-service model, Coder's company is now challenging traditional menstrual product distribution methods. This innovation is not just about convenience but also aims to make period products as accessible as toilet paper, potentially transforming a multibillion-dollar industry and addressing a critical social issue around menstrual health and equity.