Table of Content

1. Thermal Imaging Devices (e.g., Thermalytix)
2. Breast Self-Exam Tools (e.g., Breast Exam)
3. Ovulation Test Kits (e.g., Clearblue, First Response)
4. Basal Body Thermometers (e.g., Femometer)
5. Fertility Monitors (e.g., OvuSense)

Breast Cancer Detection Tools

Thermal Imaging Devices (e.g., Thermalytix)

•  Uses infrared thermography to detect abnormal heat patterns in breast tissue, which may indicate tumors.
•  Scans the breast and generates a heat map; areas of higher temperature may suggest abnormal tissue growth.
•  At-home screening; can be used as a complementary tool.

Breast Self-Exam Tools (e.g., Breast Exam)

•  Enhances breast self-exams with vibration-based technology to detect lumps or changes in tissue.
•  The device emits gentle vibrations to help detect subtle tissue changes, aiding in the identification of lumps.
•  At – home use for self-monitoring

Ovulation and Fertility Monitors

Ovulation Test Kits (e.g., Clearblue, First Response)

•  Detects the LH (Luteinizing Hormone) surge, which indicates the most fertile days of a woman’s menstrual cycle.
•  The test kit detects increased levels of LH, signaling ovulation is about to occur within 24-36 hours.
•  Offers a non-invasive way to track fertility.

Basal Body Thermometers (e.g., Femometer)

•  Tracks slight temperature shifts in the body after ovulation, helping identify fertile windows.
•  Measures basal body temperature (BBT) every morning before getting out of bed. A small increase in temperature typically occurs after ovulation.
•  Ideal for women who want a low-cost, natural method for tracking ovulation over several cycles.

Fertility Monitors (e.g., OvuSense)

•  Monitors hormone levels and basal body temperature to provide advanced predictions of ovulation.
•  The device tracks hormonal fluctuations and temperature changes throughout the cycle, offering insights into ovulation and fertility windows.
•   Ideal for women who are serious about tracking their fertility and want a more advanced method of predicting ovulation.

Pregnancy Test Kits (e.g., Clearblue, First Response)

•  Detects the hormone hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in urine to confirm pregnancy.
•  The test detects the presence of hCG, which is released after implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterus.
•  Ideal for women who suspect they are pregnant and want an early confirmation before visiting a doctor.

Blood Pressure Monitors (e.g., Omron, Withing's)

•  Allows women to monitor their blood pressure regularly at home, helping detect signs of hypertension or other cardiovascular issues.
•  These automatic devices measure systolic and diastolic blood pressure by inflating a cuff around the arm and detecting the blood flow through arteries.
•  Ideal for women who have high blood pressure or are at risk for cardiovascular disease and need to monitor their levels regularly.

Blood Glucose Meters (e.g., Accu-Chek, OneTouch)

• Helps women with diabetes or those at risk monitor their blood sugar levels regularly at home.
• A small blood sample is obtained by pricking the finger, and the meter provides a reading of the blood glucose levels.
• Ideal for women with diabetes or those at risk, needing regular monitoring of their blood sugar levels to manage their condition effectively.

Cholesterol Test Kits (e.g., CardioChek)

•  Helps women check cholesterol levels at home, which is important for managing cardiovascular health.
•  The test involves a small blood sample to check total cholesterol, HDL (good cholesterol), LDL (bad cholesterol), and triglyceride levels.
•  Ideal for women who want to regularly monitor their cholesterol levels to manage heart disease risk.

Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)Test Strips (e.g., AZO Urinary Tract Infection Test)

•   Allows women to check for common UTI symptoms like pain or burning during urination at home.
•   The test strip detects the presence of nitrites or leukocytes in urine, which are indicators of a urinary tract infection.
•   Ideal for women experiencing UTI symptoms who need to quickly check if a UTI is present before seeking medical care.

Vitamin D Testing Kits (e.g., Everly well, Lets Get Checked)

•   Tests for Vitamin D deficiency, which is common among women and can impact bone health.
•  A small blood sample is collected at home, sent to a lab for analysis, and the results reveal whether a woman has a deficiency or adequate Vitamin D levels.
•  For women concerned about Vitamin D deficiency, particularly those with limited sun exposure or poor diet.

Hormonal Test Kits (e.g., Everly well)

• Tests estrogen, progesterone, and other hormones to help women assess hormone levels during different stages of life (e.g., menopause, menstrual health).
• The kit uses a small blood or saliva sample, which is sent to a lab for analysis, to measure various hormone levels.
• For women experiencing hormonal symptoms, irregular periods, or those going through perimenopause or menopause.

Osteoporosis Test (e.g., OsteoProbe, Dexa Home Scans)

• Monitors bone health and detects early signs of osteoporosis, a condition that weakens bones and increases fracturerisk.
• Devices like the OsteoProbe and Dexa home scans use technology to measure bone density and identify potential risksfor osteoporosis.
• For women at risk for osteoporosis, particularly post-menopausal women or those with a family history of bone health issues.