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Is This Perimenopause?
84% of women 35+ felt relief once they saw their actual hormone data¹
84% of women 35+ felt relief once they saw their actual hormone data¹
Mira turns the chaos of the menopause transition into a clear, daily hormone picture — one you can actually read, and actually use.
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Nearly 4 in 10 women say they were misdiagnosed when they sought care for perimenopause symptoms.²
Mira tracks the hormones behind your symptoms every day — so you see your own pattern for yourself, instead of a single snapshot or someone else's guess.
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Trusted by 300,000+ women across 115 countries
How Mira works
Test quickly and easily
Step 01
Dip the wand in urine.
Step 02
Insert into the monitor. Wait 16 minutes.
Step 03
See your results automatically in the free Mira App.
How does Mira work with the menopause transition?
01.
Connect what you're feeling to what's actually happening
Mood swings. Sleepless nights. Anxiety with no clear trigger. These aren't random — they follow your hormone pattern. Mira reads a urine sample each morning with FluoMapping™ technology — real numbers, not a line on a strip.
Test daily, and you finally see your hormones move, day by day.
02.
See where you are in the transition.
FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) — the signal your brain sends to your ovaries — it often rises years before menopause.
Mira tracks your FSH, LH, E3G, PdG together daily, so you see your full pattern, not just one hormone guess.
03.
Bring real numbers to your next doctor's appointment, not just a list of symptoms.
Doctors miss perimenopause because just 3 in 10 OB-GYN programs teach menopause care.³
Use Mira's free app to log your hormones and symptoms together, building a hormone history you can hand your provider — so "I think something's off" becomes "here's exactly what's happening."
Mira Hormone Monitor: Ultra4 Kit for Perimenopause
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As your hormones change, your body sends new signals. Mira helps you understand them across perimenopause and menopause.
Measure 4 key hormones: FSH, LH, E3G, PdG
Log your symptoms and identify patterns
See how your body responds to changes over time
Understand your menopause journey
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Full hormone picture
Tracks LH, E3G, PdG, and FSH across your cycle to help you identify your unique hormonal changes — not just one hormone.
Trend over time
Shows your hormone trend over time, not a single snapshot
Know your stage
Understand where you are in the menopause transition, instead of guessing
Truly personalized
Delivers personalized patterns from your actual numbers — not population averages
Doctor-ready data
Gives you shareable data for doctor conversations
What doctors are saying about Mira
Real Women, Real Patterns
Individual results may vary.
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Meet Your At-Home Hormone Lab
Mira Ultra4™ tracks all four hormones behind your transition — LH, E3G (estrogen metabolite), PdG (progesterone metabolite), and FSH — in one system, from home.
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Questions, answered
No more guessing — here's exactly how Mira works.
What is FSH, and why does it matter?
FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) is the signal your brain sends to your ovaries every month. It’s one of the first hormones doctors check when perimenopause comes up, because it typically rises as you move through the transition. Mira tracks it over time so you can see your own trend, not just one reading.
Can Mira tell me if I’m in perimenopause?
Mira tracks FSH and your other hormone trends over time so you can see how your body is shifting. Only a healthcare professional can confirm your menopause stage — but Mira gives you the pattern to bring to that conversation.
Does Mira work if my cycle is already irregular or unpredictable?
Yes. Mira tracks your actual hormone levels rather than relying on calendar averages, so it can pick up on patterns even when your cycle doesn't follow a predictable schedule.
I’m already on HRT — can I still use Mira?
Yes. You can log your hormone levels, symptoms, and medication together to spot patterns over time. Mira is intended for hormone tracking and personal awareness — not for monitoring or evaluating your response to HRT or any treatment.
How is this different from a one-time blood test?
A blood test shows your hormones on one day. Mira shows the pattern — testing from home across your cycle so you can see the shifts as they happen, not just a single point in time.
See Your Pattern. Bring the Data. Feel Heard.
Your symptoms aren't random — they follow a hormonal pattern. Mira helps you see it.
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Mira Hormone Monitor is intended for hormone monitoring and cycle tracking. Results are not intended to diagnose, screen for, or indicate PCOS, perimenopause, menopause, or any other medical condition. Mira is not intended to monitor, assess, or evaluate response to hormone replacement therapy (HRT) or any other medical treatment. This product is intended to track hormonal changes that may be associated with menopause. Only a healthcare professional can confirm your menopause stage. Do not stop using contraceptives based on results, as pregnancy may still be possible during the transition.
Up to 99.5% detection accuracy for LH and PdG, based on internal laboratory testing under controlled conditions using known hormone concentrations. Reflects analytical performance (true positive and true negative classification), not clinical or real-world accuracy. Individual results may vary.
¹ Based on a self-reported survey of Mira users regarding their perceived accuracy compared to other methods they had previously tried. Results reflect individual experiences and perceptions, not a controlled comparative study; outcomes may vary. Mira is not a diagnostic device.
² Biote, "Perimenopause Focus" national survey, 2025 (1,000+ U.S. women ages 30–60), reported via Business Wire, November 13, 2025.
³ Allen JT, et al. "Needs assessment of menopause education in United States obstetrics and gynecology residency training programs." Menopause, 2023. DOI: 10.1097/GME.0000000000002234.