This describes a Mira customer’s personal experience and/or was sourced from a review or interview. Mira cannot guarantee the same results for everyone. Results will depend on each individual’s health conditions. Mira is not intended to diagnose or treat any diseases. Please consult with your doctor.
"After 5 years of marriage, my husband and I finally decided we were ready to start a family. We were so excited to have kids that we made a “10-year plan” in the notes app! We outlined the perfect timeline for the 3 beautiful kids we hoped to have over the next 5 years. We expected that we would remove my IUD, conceive within 6 months, and the rest would simply fall into place…
A hitch in the perfect plan
We soon found out that our perfect plan may be harder to achieve than we had originally thought. 9 months, 1 failed IUI, and many medicated cycles later, we were still without a positive pregnancy test.
By this point, I already felt like I had become an expert in all things TTC. I constantly researched and tried different ways to track ovulation - from measuring my temperature each morning to watching for a smiley face on an ovulation test, I was hooked. After about 6 months with no success, we visited a fertility specialist.
Clarity with Mira
It was here we began medicated cycles (both pills and injections), and even the IUI, all to no avail. I have PCOS so knew there may be underlying issues with my cycle being irregular but ultimately we were given a diagnosis of ‘Unexplained Infertility’. We were considering IVF when I came across information about Mira.
I LOVED the fact that Mira would give me actual numbers for my LH (and later E3G) levels, rather than relying on a confusing line or smiley face.
What made me decide to buy Mira was the fact that even if I didnʼt conceive, I would at least know more about my fertility, and maybe learn more about my PCOS diagnosis.
Advice for others
While it did take us over a year of using Mira to conceive our miracle baby, the process gave me invaluable information about my cycles and my fertility that I couldnʼt have received anywhere else. My advice to others on a fertility journey is to keep going, keep learning about yourself, and remember you are not alone. Infertility is complicated and difficult, so don't be afraid to ask for help."
