THE FUTURE OF monitoring is remote

Give your patients unprecedented care

Provide remote guidance with the research-backed hormone measurement tool that delivers quantitative hormone readings in minutes, through an at-home urine test.

Securely track your patients' data on our HIPAA-compliant dashboard, and send personalized recommendations through the Oova app. Learn more about how Oova can help you level up your practice's offerings.

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Unparalleled convenience

The only at-home monitoring solution with a HIPAA-compliant clinician dashboard.

Real-time results

Receive lab-quality quantitative hormone levels in minutes.

Remote care

Save patients' time and broaden your practice's geographic reach.

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Serena M. Chen, MD
IRMS at St. Barnabas Hospital

Unparalleled convenience and insights.

Any time you can give the patient more data without leaving her home, it's a good thing. My patients love the convenience and insights Oova offers.

A new frontier for care

Oova's validated test moves beyond the standard of care

Monitoring hormone levels in individuals affected by infertility remains the standard of care for ensuring proper management of the condition. Typically, luteinizing hormone (LH) is tested, and a positive or negative result is conveyed using a threshold-based test. Upon a positive result, the patient believes they are ovulating.

Oova delivers quantitative hormone levels so you can monitor your remote patients with confidence.

Aimee Raupp M.S. L.Ac.
Aimee Raupp Wellness & Fertility Centers

The best on the market.

Oova is the best at home tool on the market for women trying to conceive. The accurate hormone level readings provide women with detailed insight into their fertile window, the efficiency of their ovulation, and the health of their luteal phase.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Oova for?

While we currently offer two guided Oova experiences for people trying to conceive and people navigating perimenopause, there are many other reasons someone may choose to use Oova. Oova can be used to monitor a reproductive health condition like PCOS, optimize your diet and exercise routines through cycle syncing, and help determine if certain symptoms you are experiencing are hormone-based. Doctors also use Oova to remotely monitor their patients undergoing fertility treatments.

How does Oova work?

Oova uses innovative biochemistry to accurately measure luteinizing hormone (LH), estrogen, and progesterone in urine. All you need to do is pee on your test strip, then scan the test with your phone’s camera. Learn more.

How is the Oova Membership different from a one-time purchase?

The Oova Membership is a more robust fertility solution. Members can access our peer community, 1:1 consultations with experts, and member-exclusive events. Members also receive 30% off their monthly test kits.

Which hormones does Oova monitor?

Oova monitors luteinizing hormone (LH), E3G (urinary estradiol), and PdG (urinary progesterone). Tracking LH and E3G helps identify your fertile window and monitoring PdG is essential for confirming ovulation. Learn more.

Do I need to be working with a doctor to use Oova?

No - you can use Oova whether or not you are working with a doctor. If you’re not working with a doctor but are looking for expert support, the Oova Membership unlocks access to 1:1 consultations and fertility guidance. Learn more.

Will fertility medications affect Oova's results?

Many fertility medications affect hormone behavior throughout your cycle. By measuring LH, estrogen, and progesterone, Oova can help your doctor determine if these changes are happening as intended.

How can I share my Oova data with my provider?

If your doctor is an Oova provider, they will receive your results in real-time. If not, you can still easily download a PDF of your results to share with them. Learn more.

What do the lines mean on an Oova cartridge?

After you pee on your LH and PdG test cartridge, you will start to see three lines develop. The top line is the control line (to see if the test is working), the middle line is PdG (urinary progesterone), and the bottom line is LH. The E3G cartridge has 2 lines. One for the control, and one for E3G, the urinary metabolite of estradiol. Learn more.

What do my Oova results mean?

Sometimes, interpreting your results is confusing depending on your unique hormone levels. There are several specific hormone patterns that Oova users experience more frequently. Read the guide. 

When do I scan my Fertility test strips?

The Oova app will learn about your cycle and let you know when to scan. For five consecutive days you will scan just an E3G strip. Then for 10 days you will scan both LH/PdG test strip and an E3G test strip. Finally, for five days you will scan just your LH/PdG test strips. Learn more here.

Do I need to have the Oova Test Kit to use the Oova App?

Nope - anyone can download the Oova app for free. The app can be used manually as a symptom tracker even if you aren’t testing with Oova’s test strips. Try the app.

How is Oova different from other fertility tests

Oova measures LH, estrogen, and progesterone quantitatively. We use an AI-powered app to detect fluctuations based on your unique hormone baseline, not an estimated “normal”. Learn more.

Do doctors trust the results from Oova?

Oova is trusted by 100+ clinics. Oova is the only product of its kind that delivers quantitative hormone data to providers in real-time through a HIPAA-compliant clinician dashboard. Read our research.

Does Oova work for women with irregular cycles?

Yes. Oova is ideal for women with irregular cycles because we track hormones quantitatively. This means you don’t just receive a vague “positive” or “negative” result. Oova’s results are based on your unique hormone profile. Learn more.

Does Oova work for people with PCOS?

Many people with PCOS successfully use Oova. Unlike other fertility tests our AI-powered app delivers accurate results for every user by learning your unique fertility profile. Learn more. 

Will Oova tell me if I am in menopause?

Oova can help discover the nuances of your hormonal changes. If you're unsure if you are entering perimenopause, our product helps you to monitor your hormone fluctuations so you can identify whether ovulation is still occurring. This data helps you effectively manage hormone-related symptoms and changes and prepares you to make informed decisions about treatment paths.

Note: according to NAMS, menopause is confirmed after 12 consecutive months without a period.

Can I use Oova for TTC if I am in perimenopause?

Yes! If you're trying to get pregnant amidst hormone changes and irregular cycles due to perimenopause, Oova provides invaluable insights based on your unique hormone profile. Unlike traditional ovulation tests, our hormone-tracking system identifies your unique fertile days and confirms ovulation, even if your cycle is irregular. Hormone trend analysis gives you valuable data to share with your doctors, facilitating informed fertility treatment decisions.

Can I use Oova if I am on HRT?

Navigating the world of hormone replacement therapy (including bioidentical hormone replacement therapy) can be overwhelming. Oova is a powerful tool to monitor your body's response to treatment. Simultaneously, your provider can remotely track your progress and adapt care suggestions based on real-time data. Oova transforms the treatment journey, providing clarity and control over hormonal changes during perimenopause.

When do I scan my Perimenopause test strips?

For the Perimenopause Hormone Kit, you can choose to scan on your own schedule or follow Oova's guidance. We suggest scanning both an LH/progesterone and an estrogen test strip each day for 15 consecutive days. Depending on your goal, you may choose to begin testing once your period ends or at the onset of particular symptoms. Learn more here.