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Is this an ad of some sort? More context please. Typically, Show HNs have a technical angle to them. Is this fertility test you’re selling groundbreaking in an
by johnwheeler 8y ago
Is this an ad of some sort? More context please.
Typically, Show HNs have a technical angle to them. Is this fertility test you’re selling groundbreaking in an interesting way we can learn something from?
Otherwise, it looks like you specifically created this account to post this website for some ‘growth hacking’ experiment which is generally frowned upon.
- marsrover 8y agoDo you really need context? It's a bunch of statistics about fertility and people's beliefs about fertility. I thought it was very interesting.
- johnwheeler 8y agoI completely disagree. Most of those statistics are either common knowledge or not really interesting enough to be front page HN. At any rate, It looks like the post has been weighted down by one of the mods.
- slenk 8y agoThe survey would disagree with your argument that they are common knowledge.
- identity-haver 8y agoIt's from a healthcare startup that provides "proactive fertility" at-home tests and analyzes them combined with blood tests and other medical factors. It costs $159. Use case would be like if you're a 28-year old woman, to know the status of your fertility. You may decide that you need to try to become pregnant earlier than planned if your fertility markers are lower than average, for example.