Mia
Not 99.4% Accurate
Wouldn’t recommend. Daysy likes to brag about its 99.4% accuracy but the study that gave this statistic is a highly flawed study funded by Daysy, and in fact many are trying to get the study removed due to the many flaws. That said, it’s not as accurate as they claim and any type of life change such as travel severely throws Daysy off and gets confused and gives you incorrect data for that day on if you’re fertile or not. I do not like how Daysy says they’re 99.4% accurate, it’s just not true. If you’re committed to the FAM method, I’d recommend you purchase a $10 BBT and get a free app that will help you chart your cycle more. Yes, Daysy takes the “guess work” and “human error” out of charting but it can’t be trusted. There’s no easy way out for doing FAM, you have to be dedicated. Daysy’s app is underwhelming for the price tag and lacks features to give women real insight about their bodies. I’ve disposed of my Daysy and will not be recommending it to anyone. *posting this to warn other ladies about this and their lies. If you’re going to use a device like this, do your research beyond what their website claims! At the end of the day they’re a business, and are interested in your money.*
Response from Usa DaysyDec 10, 2018
Hi Mia, We're very sorry to hear you did not have a good experience with Daysy. The Valley Electronics team prides itself on professionalism, transparency, and integrity and will continue to support scientific projects in the fields of endometriosis, conception, and the general health of women.



