Sweat Patch Predicts Ovulation
New Scientist1 min read75 words
A new skin patch that collects sweat could help predict ovulation. The device is designed to measure levels of two reproductive hormones directly from a wearer’s sweat.
In a small study, the patch demonstrated promise for accurately forecasting ovulation. The data collected from sweat provided a non‑invasive method to monitor hormone fluctuations that signal the fertile window.
The patch measures two hormones in sweat and has shown promise for predicting ovulation in a small study.
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