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We were discussing this in a different thread and apparently the studies surrounding that approach did not account for confounding factors at all (alcohol use,
by Fire-Dragon-DoL 1y ago
We were discussing this in a different thread and apparently the studies surrounding that approach did not account for confounding factors at all (alcohol use, stable couple and so on), so the data is not as reliable.
Also forgive my skepticism, there is no money to be made for the contraceptive industry, so of course they will not finance it (unless they sell diapers too).
- graemep 1y agoThere is lot of money to be made from it - not least the high margin business of selling apps.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 1y agoHow can you sell any if there are millions free apps for tracking your period?
- graemep 1y agoIts a lot more complex than period tracking, and requires a higher level of trust. The existence of free software has never been an insurmountable barrier to selling software. People sell both hardware and software. From one of the sites another comment replying to me linked to: "Unless you have a health savings account or a flexible spending account, Mira is expensive. A basic starter kit retails at $199, which includes 10 LH and E3G wands, and then a resupply of those wands costs just under $60 per month with a subscription. If you want to go with the “Max” starter kit, which also includes PdG wands, the price goes up to $229 for the kit and $80 per month for the subscription." https://naturalwomanhood.org/femtech-device/ https://naturalwomanhood.org/femtech-device/