Advancing women’s health, one cycle at a time.

The Ava bracelet, reimbursed by thousands of companies, provides data-driven support that's proven to help couples get pregnant faster1[1] Gibson S, Bilic A, Sakalidis V, Goodale BM, Shilaih M, Shulman L. Previous cycle tracking with a wearable multiparameter device reduces time to conception. Poster presented at: Central Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists; Cancun, Mexico; 2019 Oct 16-19. https://www.avawomen.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/CAOG_2019_final_Landscape, which can reduce the need to move on to costly or invasive fertility options.

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Meet the first FDA-cleared
fertility tracking wearable

Worn only during sleep, the Ava bracelet tracks 5 physiological signals. It uses machine learning algorithms to extract from this data the 5 most fertile days of the menstrual cycle.

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Cycle Tracking

Ava for fertility

Ava Fertility tracks physiological signals that act as markers for your fluctuating hormone levels. This allows it to detect—not simply predict—which phase of the menstrual cycle you’re in. Ava Fertility also displays health parameters like temperature, sleep, physiological stress, and resting pulse rate—letting you know when you’re in the best place to make a baby.

Ava for pregnancy

When you get pregnant, you can use Ava Fertility to follow your progress with graphs, trend analysis, and week-by-week content for the whole nine months.

Ava for cycle tracking & bouncing back post-baby

If you’re not looking to conceive or have recently given birth and are looking to get back to tracking your cycles once your period returns, Ava can help you track, visualize, and understand exactly where you are in your menstrual cycle. The Ava bracelet sensors record physiological parameters that correlate with fluctuations in reproductive hormones for higher precision than other cycle tracking methods.

The first step in fertility benefits might be the only step your employees ever need

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Redefining the path to pregnancy

Infertility is a big problem

1 in 8 women seek fertility intervention1National Center for Health Statistics. Key statistics from the National Survey of Family Growth - I Listing. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nsfg/key_statistics/i_2015-2017. htm#infertilityservices. Published 2019. Accessed February 11, 2020.

So is lack of knowledge

75% of women don’t know the best time in their cycle to concieve2Johnson SR, Pion C. Multinational survey of women’s knowledge and attitudes towards fertility and pregnancy. In: RCOG World Conference. Liverpool, UK; 2013:194.

Timing matters

Couples who time intercourse properly double their chance of pregnancy3Allen J. Wilcox, M.D., Ph.D., Clarice R. Weinberg, Ph.D., and Donna D. Baird, Ph.D. Timing of Sexual Intercourse in Relation to Ovulation — Effects on the Probability of Conception, Survival of the Pregnancy, and Sex of the Baby. N Engl J Med 1995

More fertile days

Ava Fertility detects twice as many fertile days as LH ovulation tests4Data on file. Findings demonstrated from a 6 month-long clinical study comparing Ava to LH and BBT based methods in healthy women of reproductive age (NCT03161873).

Faster time to pregnancy

Women who tracked their cycles with Ava Fertility before trying to conceive got pregnant faster5Gibson S, Bilic A, Sakalidis V, Goodale BM, Shilaih M, Shulman L. Previous cycle tracking with a wearable multiparameter device reduces time to conception. Poster presented at: Central Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists; Cancun, Mexico; 2019 Oct 16-19. https://www.avawomen.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/CAOG_2019_final_Landscape

Avoid unnecessary fertility treatment

Nearly 30% of sub-fertile women report pregnancy within one year of using Ava Fertility6"Sub-fertile" was defined as self-reporting trying to get pregnant for more than a year (or more than six months if over the age of 35) at time of onboarding. B. GOODALE, M. ROTHENBÜHLER, M. CRONIN. Self-reported pregnancy rate among clinically subfertile women using a wearable fertility tracker. Poster presented at: ACOG Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting; April 30 – May 2, 2021; Virtual.

20% from the sale of every Ava Bracelet goes into women’s health research and development

Women want a better understanding of their bodies. Ava provides it by conducting women’s health research, developing innovative products based on that research, and educating to ensure the findings are accessible to all women.

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