Claire Holt Wore This Fertility Bracelet During Her Pregnancy
We are thrilled to have first-time mom Claire Holt on the spring cover of Mini Magazine, sharing on pregnancy after loss, how she prepared for baby, and even how she’s committed to breaking the stigma surrounding women’s health and fertility. In our interview, Holt shares the one secret tool she used to gain valuable insights throughout her pregnancy and she wore it every day! The Ava Bracelet.
Holt is Ava’s first official long-term brand ambassador and she opened up to Mini in the spring issue to talk about the partnership:
Can you tell us about your Ava partnership and why it was important for your to be a part of the campaign?
How It Works
HOW THE AVA BRACELET DETECTS YOUR FERTILE WINDOW
According to the brand, the Ava Fertility Tracker is for women who want to monitor their health for trying to conceive or getting to know their bodies. The Ava bracelet is a completely unprecedented method of tracking a woman’s cycle. While you’re sleeping, Ava’s sensors collects data on seven physiological parameters. Ava’s algorithm then detects your fertile window, physiological stress level, sleep quality, and more. Ava detects the very first signs that the fertile window is beginning, and confirms when it ends. Simply wear Ava while you sleep and wake up to your personalized insights!
What It Detects
- Skin Temperature
- Resting Pulse Rate
- Breathing Rate
- Heart Rate Variability Ratio
- Perfusion
- Movement
- Sleep
The Facts
- Ava has been shown to detect an average of 5.3 fertile days per cycle at 89% accuracy (algorithm performance may be improved with more regular cycles, and diminished with less regular cycles).
- Ava was clinically tested in a year-long study at the University Hospital of Zurich. Our first findings were published in the peer-reviewed journal Scientific Reports.
- Ava is an FDA registered device and CE certified.
You can read our entire interview with Claire Holt in our spring issue here or click over to order your Ava Fertility Bracelet here!
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