Today we announce the launch of OvuFirst™, a completely unique patented sensor designed to measure skin temperature, providing women with an understanding of when to try and conceive naturally. This can also help determine if there may be any underlying issues in trying to conceive.
Fertility Focus, the manufacturers of the OvuCore™ and OvuSense Pro™ add OvuFirst™ to their family of leading fertility monitoring solutions that have class II medical device classification and 510k FDA clearance. OvuSense™ fertility monitoring family now supports couples from their first months of trying to conceive right the way through to monitoring clinical treatment.
OvuFirst™ is targeted at women who wish to monitor their ovulation and cycles in a convenient, non-invasive way by wearing the clinically-proven sensor on the arm or wrist overnight.
OvuFirst™ confirms a woman’s fertile window with over 90% accuracy even if she has irregular cycles, making it the most accurate skin-worn sensor on the market. The OvuSense App™ then uses this information to provide women with a full 8-day fertile window at the start of their next cycle.
The experienced team at the Fertility Hub would love to hear from you! We understand that infertility is a complex condition that can be very frustrating, but knowledge is power and we encourage you to get in touch and ask us for advice. We do not provide medical advice, but can help you along your journey and advise you on all the avenues that are open to you prior to consulting a medical specialist. If you need specific medical advice then we will happily put you in touch with one of our reliable healthcare partners.
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If you have received a fertility diagnosis then you probably have a good idea of what treatment you might need to help you to conceive. However, if you have only recently discovered that you are having a problem, then why not use the ask a question feature and our team will direct you as to which fertility treatment options that you should investigate.
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