Smart Ring Gen2 Ceramic

I see some women recommending a wearable and there are a few things to be mindful of... Wearable thermometers are not accurate at all. They collect a series of temperature data throughout the night and integrate it into an algorithm system. That algorithm system then picks the best temperature that

Incorporating LH tests will definitely help. It will give you an estimated time frame of when you should ovulate. From there, you can expect to see a temp rise within a few days, if an ovulation is successful. I would try the ring for a few cycles and see how things go. If you start noticing anythin

What you are experiencing is normal with this type of device, and I will explain why... An Apple Watch monitors your skin temp and not an actual basal body temp. Your true basal temp can only be taken orally, vaginally, or rectally with a specialized basal thermometer upon first waking up after a pe

I use a fertility awareness method, specifically TCOYF, and I take my temperature every morning with a basal-body temperature (BBT) thermometer. If you’re trying to avoid (TTA), do not rely on a smart ring, smart watch, etc. These devices calculate skin temperature, not BBT. Do not let a device or a

If you search the community, you'll see mixed experiences with Femometer rings. One of the most prevalent seemingly with order fulfillment. You passed that hurdle, so thanks for sharing this issue. Hopefully someone will chime in with details, but these rings only measure skin temperature. It uses a

Femometer has a ring that’s only meant to be worn while sleeping. Just note that wearable thermometers are tracking skin temperature and not your true internal basal body temperature, and they all can give delayed temp shifts.

Ringconn will predict ovulation and periods, so you don't "need" a separate app to predict ovulation, but it largely depends on what you intend to use these predictions for - attempting to conceive? Avoiding a pregnancy? Cycle tracking for awareness? All smart rings on the market (including femomete

Wondering the same thing! I’ve been thinking about getting a femometer ring. My only concern is that they aren’t as accurate as regular bbt thermometers because they don’t get an internal reading (eg. from under your tongue)

I bought the “Femometer” which is a dupe of the Oura ring. I feel like it just wasn’t super accurate.

Everything looks normal. This is definitely an ovulatory cycle as there is a sustained temperature rise. Pinpointing your ovulation window can be difficult due to the type of device you are using to monitor your temp, and there are several reasons why, which I will explain more in-depth below. The d