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Device · Checked October 15, 2026

Inito

An at-home urine monitor Inito says measures estrogen, LH, PdG, and FSH.

Best forA home urine monitor for estrogen, LH, PdG, and FSH on one chart.

Who it's for
People trying to conceive who will buy the monitor and keep buying strips.

Inito says the monitor reads estrogen, LH, PdG (a urine metabolite of progesterone), and FSH from strips, then charts them in an app. The company says a PdG rise is how it tries to show that ovulation already happened, rather than only predicting it. How you collect the sample can change the reading. A chart is not a diagnosis of infertility.

Pros

  • The company says a PdG rise is how it tries to show ovulation already happened, not only predict it.
  • Four hormones in one workflow, charted in the app.

Cons

  • The monitor is a purchase and the strips are a recurring cost.
  • How you collect the sample can change the reading. A chart is not an infertility diagnosis.

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