femometer
Smart Ring Gen2 Ceramic
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Condoms.
Have you looked into smart rings that measure your BBT? I have a Femometer ring and it’s very accurate. It may be an option to help you track your cycle if your cycle is regular. I use that + condoms + pull out because I’m also very paranoid about getting pregnant
Gullible-Amoeba1419 in r/birthcontrol
April 8, 2026 3:34 PM
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Daily Chat September 19
I have been using temp drop for a little over two years while TTC and TTA at different times and my device is getting a little older and before I replace it I have been looking into other systems. Would love to hear from people who use oura or femometer ring. I kinda want to do a ring that will give
...EducationAwkward641 in r/TryingForABaby
September 19, 2025 5:30 PM
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Heart and Soil “Her Package?”
I recommend the femometer ring to track your ovulation which is non hormonal.
Quick-Pumpkin2185 in r/carnivorediet
April 21, 2026 4:33 PM
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Out of test strips and confused.. did I ovulate?? - Help!
So Inito just gives you the option to add your BBT but you would have to track your BBT In a different form. You can use a BBT oral thermometer tracker (you have to take your temp as soon as you wake up at the same time everyday before even moving out of bed) or you can use other tools such as tempd
...bellarina808 in r/Inito
April 10, 2026 4:49 PM
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Month 4 of Trying
I've not noticed a massive difference between the 3 testing brands I've tried, but I like the premom ones because they have an app that interprets them for you. I know the femometer app also reads strips, if you would be using that with a thermometer/ring, and wanted to have fewer apps on the go. I'
...Ellie_Glass in r/tryingtoconceive
January 5, 2025 7:46 PM
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Wanting birth control while breastfeeding has led me down an endless rabbit hole
I was on birth control for around 7 years before I had our daughter. Personally I do not want to go back on birth control due to risks, side effects, etc. My daughter is 13 months now and I am still breastfeeding. I am tracking my cycles and it hasn’t been as hard as I thought it would be! I am usin
...Fast_Echo1198 in r/breastfeeding
May 16, 2025 9:27 PM
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Worried about my temps
Hey love. Fellow PCOS girlie over here. I know nothing about TTC, but I will say that the ONLY thing that helps me keep track of my cycle (or know where I am in my cycle) is temping. I know how exhausting it is, and I cannot imagine the additional stress/anxiety around TTC on top of PCOS, but I do t
...blackkatgf in r/TFABChartStalkers
May 22, 2025 5:27 PM
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1st time doing bbt ever and im a little confused.. does the 4dpo mean im out this month? Any bfp after a huge dip like that?
Definitely. I wouldn't count that temp then. I've done that plenty of times. Its why I decided to get a femometer ring. I hated waiting for my temps. The average is just fine for me.
posturetherapy in r/TFABChartStalkers
December 17, 2025 2:33 PM
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bbt?
I have a Femometer ring, it makes it very low stress to track BBT. Would recommend a wearable like it or tempdrop if you're the type to forget/stress/have sleep issues.
Ellie_Glass in r/tryingtoconceive
February 7, 2026 3:01 PM
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Need some education on BBT tracking!
That was fantastic thank you! The Femometer is a ring that I'll wear all night and it will record my temp automatically for me. I knew I'd have a hard time with the oral thermometer lol
Alternative_Mama0828 in r/TTC_PCOS
August 28, 2025 5:49 AM
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