Most women track their cycle in several ways, whether it's with a basic app, a calendar, noting the days mentally and now with some nifty gadget. But beyond tracking your period or ovulation, an ovulation device offers a more inclusive look into a woman's sexual, menstrual, and reproductive health. The device can look at the nine physiological parameters then gathers millions of data points which sends the data to your smartphone. In the morning, you can check the graphs and info collected to see if it's an optimal time to conceive.
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