Ava BraceletReviews of avawomen.com

I became pregnant on the first try with both of my children. I'm over 35 and it really helped me decrease the stress of guessing when ovulation occurred. I should note that I tracked my cycle for 4 months before my first conception and 7 months before I attempted the second time. That's probably excessive but I wanted to make sure Ava had as much data as possible. I love this watch and I recommend it to all my friends! I definitely credit it for the ease and predictability of getting pregnant!

Ich fand Ava sehr hilfreich, weil es mir wirklich taggenau meinen Eisprung anzeigen konnte. Kontrolliert habe ich dies mit zusätzlichen Ovulationstests und war schon im zweiten Zyklus baff, wie genau das klappt, obwohl ich ja „nur“ ein Armband trage. Vor AVA habe ich es mit morgendlichen Temperaturmessen und Ovulationstests versucht, aber ehrlich gesagt ist mein Tagesrhythmus nicht darauf ausgelegt, jeden Tag zur Uhrzeit X aufzustehen und Messungen durchzuführen. Das fand ich also sehr störend. AVA ist kein Schnäppchen, das finde ich auch für die Frauen schade, die sich das nicht ohne größere Bedenken leisten können. Nichtsdestotrotz funktioniert es wie versprochen und die Anwendung könnte nicht einfacher sein. Armband abends ran, morgens auslesen und ggf. zum Aufladen einstecken. Fertig. Daher empfehle ich AVA gerne.

It’s not as user friendly as other apps but the bracelet gives you an added edge however I had a lot of trouble getting my bracelet to work reliably and found it disappointing for how much it costs. 1/4 nights I am not able to get the bracelet to work which is very frustrating. You also can’t use the app offline so if you live in an area without cell reception then you can’t use the app at all of your wifi goes out to view the calendar or anything you saved in there.

Sadly I have had the worst experience with this bracelet. The first one sent to me was a lemon. It wouldn’t stay charged long enough to record 4 hours is what I think was happening and it took me ages to get through to anyone for help. Once I did they asked me to troubleshoot all the things they say in the FAQs. I had already tried all the suggestions. They finally sent me a new one and this one works about 50% of the time. So I guess that’s why I gave it a couple of stars. But for the price point I would expect it to function well and so far it’s been pretty disappointing. I hope it works better for others. I’m convinced I’ve been preyed upon as a woman that desperately wants a baby. Ovulation prediction kits are more accurate and cost less. If I could get my money back I probably would. No guarantees or refunds.

Ich bin total unzufrieden. Die Anzeige der fruchtbaren Tage mag bei einem regelmäßigen Zyklus stimmen, dann tut es aber auch jede gratis App. Bei unregelmäßigem Zyklus komplett sinnlos, da die Anzeige nicht stimmt...

I have been using the Ava app for five months now. It is truly personal and I have enjoyed it thus far. I was able to get pregnant after just two months of trying and tracking using the app, but unfortunately had a miscarriage this past weekend. As heartbroken as I am, I am hopeful that with Ava’s app tracking, that I may have my rainbow baby soon. I am giving this review four stars as the app is really the greatest thing. But the bracelets are very expensive, and they have little discount and no sales, so they make it hard for the average woman to afford with the risk of it not working. I had read too many reviews of the bracelet not working prior to using the app, and decided it wasn’t worth the money to try it. If you’ve been struggling to conceive, I highly recommend at least trying their app, if the bracelet is expensive for you.

I’ve been an Ava Bracelet user for a few years now, and I have the latest Ava bracelet (I recently upgraded). I have liked my Ava from the start! I really like all the parameters it tracks for me, and it seems to be pretty accurate on pinpointing my ovulation. It has even moved my ovulation day from what was originally predicted due to changing data it senses in the midst of my cycle. One of my favorite features (aside from tracking my resting pulse rate, temperature, breathing rate, and heart rate variability ratio) is tracking my sleep and how much deep sleep I get. I use that to gauge how grouchy I’m allowed to be the next day (haha - just kidding!) I like the Ava app as well - it’s simple and easy to use and displays all the data in an easy-to-read and easy-to-track format. My only complaint there is it logs me out about once a month and I have to log back in. Other than that I like the app. I have used my Ava bracelet for the purpose of trying to conceive, tracking my pregnancy, and for tracking my cycle. I wear it every night and if I forget to put it on I am bummed the next morning that I don’t have new data to look at. As well the customer service is excellent, and I have found the Ava Facebook groups to be helpful at different points as well. Overall I have had a great experience with the Ava bracelet, the app, the Facebook groups, and the company as a whole. I highly recommend the Ava bracelet to anyone who wants to be more informed about their cycle or to anyone who is trying to conceive.

I would like to think that Ava is great but I’ve noticed that it consistently misses my day of ovulation. I’ve been TTC for 4 years now (been through myomectomy, and multiple rounds of IVF in between) that I pretty much can tell the day that I’m ovulating (very slight cramps), but I wear Ava because I cannot predict the days right before ovulation occurs. The watch is consistently detecting my ovulation to be off by 2-3 days which of course means my period comes earlier than expected. So what I initially may think is implantation bleeding because it’s way too early to see any sign of my period is indeed the spotting that usually happens a few days before my flow starts. My journey TTC has been difficult enough and hoped that the science of this would help somewhat with timing intercourse but it has proven to be a waste of money. Not at all blaming it for me not being pregnant because we’ve had many other obstacles along the way and we have finally gotten the go to go ahead and try again naturally. But what is the point of wearing this if it cannot even predict my ovulation day? Being consistently off certainly does not help in the quest.