Overview
- The Smart Toilet clips inside a bowl, collects a small sample in a pocket-shaped cup for no-touch testing, and uses optical sensors to read urine specific gravity for hydration status.
- Early buyers can order the sensor for $99 today with shipments starting in March, a second batch in June, and general sale in September at $129 plus a $6 monthly subscription.
- Vivoo claims more than 1,000 measurements per charge with app-triggered readings, positioning the device as a lower-cost option than cartridge-based rivals.
- The FlowPad integrates microfluidic layers that capture menstrual blood and run a lateral-flow FSH test, with results visible on the pad and scannable in the Vivoo app for interpretation.
- Vivoo estimates $4–$5 per pad and plans an initial rollout to researchers, medical partners, and existing users, presenting the product for fertility, ovarian health, and perimenopause insights.