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This egg-shaped gadget aims to demystify hormones… with pee

Top-down view of the Mira Analyzer in someone’s hand. It’s egg-shaped with a screen in the middle. In the background are Mira Ultra4 Wands scattered about in coral packaging on top of a lavender backdrop.

Your urine can tell you a lot about your reproductive health hormones. Unfortunately, at-home testing can be cumbersome, involving collecting samples that are then mailed out to labs. That's what health startup Mira is trying to simplify with its $249 Ultra4 Hormone Monitor.

The pitch is to make highly accurate, readily available hormone testing for at-home users. The Ultra4 is technically two separate products. The first is the actual Hormone Monitor, which is a standalone, egg-shaped gadget that analyzes test results. The second is the Ultra4 Wand, which is a little stick you pee on that contains the actual test for four reproductive hor …

Read the full story at The Verge.